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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1969

Page

6

New feeder cattle rest guide from ISU expert

An Iowa State University extension specialist advises that thousands of feeder cattle arriving in Iowa should rest 8 to 12 hours before feeding. Do not handle them during this period. offer medium quality hay for 3 to 4 hours with no water, then gradually introduce roughage and concentrate in small, multiple daily feedings.

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Silage Keeps Immature Corn Worth Harvesting In County

Washington County faces immature corn this year due to late planting and a cold spring. County extension director Jim Frier notes the issue while ISU expert Harvey Hinning advises silage to preserve feed value. Optimal silage moisture is 65 percent or less, achievable by late September or early October in much of the county. Even after frost, silage remains feasible, with 50 days after 75 percent silked as a harvest cue. Corn planted by May 10 typically reaches 75 percent silked by August 1, while plantings after May 15 may not reach 75 percent silked until after August 10.

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Acorns Poison Cattle warns Iowa expert

Cattlemen with oak pastures should watch for acorn poisoning in fall. Veterinary specialist John B. Herrick of Iowa State University Extension warns acorns are highly palatable but toxic in large amounts. He recommends dry lotting calves or creep feeding to prevent overconsumption on pasture.

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