Campaign for Better Livestock Gains National Interest
The Better Sire Better Stock campaign spreads across states with Connecticut Delaware and Virginia enrolling officially. Federal authorities will maintain records by breed sex and blood lines for enrolled farmers and deputized county agents will inspect and approve animals for the 100 percent purebred sire club. An emergency county agent in Conyers Georgia first requested enrollment blanks for local farmers.
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Efficient Way of Hauling for Farm Supplies
A farming tip shows hauling crops one way and bringing back empty wagons in winter to save trips. In spring, haul lime, machinery, seeds, and fertilizers back home as well. Order all farm supplies early to avoid railroad delays and maximize efficiency with a load both ways.
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Corn Silage Quality Boosts Beef Gains, SD State College
A manual husbandry study at South Dakota State College found corn silage with glazed or dented kernels yielded the highest beef gains. Silage from blister to milk stages produced poorer gains, while intermediate silage performed nearly as well as mature corn. More palatable silage reduced required volume per gain.
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Wear-life-service-mile age-safety in tires United States Tires ad
Ad promotes United States Tires highlighting economy reliability and broad range. Claims lower maintenance costs through durable tires and widespread recognition. Includes October Sunshine prose and excerpts on small daily joys and simple acts improving mood and memory.
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