Calves Born After Feb 1 Must Be Kept In Dry Lot
Pasture with some grain guidelines indicate calves born after February 1 should be kept on a dry lot. This ensures proper nutrition and prevents exposure to wet grazing conditions during early life.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1932
Page
4
Farm Bureau Calendar Highlights
Calendar items show T A meeting at Farm Bureau on May 19 with Miss Tregonning and 4H Leaders Lesson. May 24 lists Edith Barker for Girls. May 19 notes Floyd Johnston for 4H Rally Day Preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
T. A
Miss Tregonning
Edith Barker
Floyd Johnston
Washington County Farm Bureau notes on milk and monetary policy
April dairy data show 313 cows on test averaging 697 pounds milk and 29.5 pounds butterfat. High producers include Ashby Wellman Guernseys and Richland Holsteins. The column also details Goldsborough bill, dollar stabilization, and six point program aims in Washington actions to strengthen the Marketing Act and Farm Bureau influence in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cow Test Association
Oliver Constable
Washington County
Richland
Iowa
Irwin & Failyer
Guernsey
Ilma
R. B. Stafford
Wellman
Queen
Chas. Ashby
Velda
Arthur Duensing
Washington
Association
Congress
Hearst
National Capital
House
Goldsborough
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
United States
Department of Labor
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Hoover
White House
National Farm Bureau
Banking and Currency Committee of the
Banking and Currency Committee
Farm Bureau
McNary
Agricultural Committee of
Fulmer
Farm Board
Coolidge
Washington County Farm Bureau April activity totals
The Washington County Farm Bureau reports 12 meetings with 504 attendees, 83 farm and home visits, 255 interviews, 390 office callers, 60 letters, 21 news articles, 267 circular letters, and 943 miles driven by the county agent for extension work. Total contacts 1459 individuals, averaging 56 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Farm Bureau
Hearst Reports on Washington Farm Legislation
Charles E. Hearst, vice president of the American Farm Bureau Federation and president of the Iowa Farm Federation, delivers a strong Washington report. He urges farmers to visualize what he saw to mobilize direct action and united effort for agricultural gains and stronger national farm programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hearst
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Farm Federation
Washington, D. C
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
Dairy Husbandry Calendar Tips for Spring Field Work
The guide advises destroying fly breeding sites by removing manure, discing and harrowing to control weeds before planting soybeans by June 1. It notes mineral deficiencies in cows indicate chewing nonfeed items and suggests a homemade mix of limestone bonemeal and salt. It also recommends feeding grain to high producing cows when pasture proves insufficient.
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Diamond Products
Washington Territory
Glenn Wilson
B. J. McKeown
Ass’t Agent
Mid-Continent
Petr. Corp
Rothschild
Wayne
Nelly Don
Dorna Gordon
East Ten
Rothschild’s
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