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airyman likes the boost in milk production his
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ymen know, too, that pasture can’t do it alone,
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ter laxative effect. This supplementai'y feeding
ivs h°ld body weight, keeps them in better shape
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ituie quality changes, too, as the season pro
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weather gets hotter. Supplementary feeding be
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“GO ’WAY, YOU’RE NO JERSEY”, see ns to be the attitude of the alarmed Jersey
mother in the background, as her Jersey-Charolais offspring stops by at dinner-time in
the barn at the Paul Bucher farm, Peach Bottom RD 1 -The week-old calf stands 33 inch
es at the snoulders, well over half the height of his apparently disgruntled mother.
Bucher milks 44 head of registered and grade Jerseys on the 168-acre farm, east of New
Texas He reports he wanted the cross-bred calf for family beef, having seen a herd of
the French dual-purpose cattle two years ago When he found his artificial breeding ser
vice could supply Charolais sires, he decided to try the cross Actually this scene is de
ceiving, as the Jersey mother is still quite fond of her over-sized baby, and he no long
er claims her —LF PHOTO
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An attempt to emphasize the
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ly as 1952, working through
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sis has taken varied forms
since then Progress has been
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ters, whether rural or urban
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that he was to replenish. Do
minion. not destruction; To
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rainbow in the sky To the
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promise of hope God would
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