Pregnant Ewes Fed Legume For Daily Nutrients
Pregnant ewes fed legume at two pounds per day per animal supply most nutrients needed. The practice aims to meet dietary requirements during gestation with legume feed.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1950
Page
7
Pregnant ewes fed legume at two pounds per day per animal supply most nutrients needed. The practice aims to meet dietary requirements during gestation with legume feed.
Salable lambs around 500 with spring lambs at 26.00 to 27.00 and old crop lambs near 22.50. Slaughter sheep steady with lighter bids. Cattle supplies about 8 500 calves 100 with medium to choice fed steers 29.75 to 31.75 and good cows around 25.50 to 25.00. Heifers steady, bulls slow. vealers 26.00 to 31.00.
In July wheat trades rise to 226 percent with a high of 228 and a low around 223 as July contracts surge. September wheat session tops near 226 to 227 with activity at 38,002. Bee and May futures move higher alongside corn with July at 153 percent and near 154.
Labor unity talks set to begin July 25 in Washington with CIO President Philip Murrey and AL President William Green leading government and independent delegations headed by Machinists President Al Hayes Mine Workers President John L. Lewis and Railroad Telegraphers President George Leighty. Also included are scattered commodity figures and cooking tips about keeping baked potatoes dry and mealy while waiting for dinner.
West Berlin police detained 670 East German activists while they sought signatures for a peace petition. Eight hundred eighty others arrested yesterday were released and ordered back to East Germany. The 670 will face West Sector police courts today and tomorrow on charges of distributing illegal propaganda.
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