Jew Sweet Com rSdS,^»tom a ti«“S StS 'SIS!!"”"' . Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 7, 1963-9
Stay* Sweet
ing and food processing, have
Fre sh sweet c j!TthaThSd JJ^' 8 naar rt Salween® 10*00 *p.£“and
k 10ld I thelr W * h B^ar intent and and Dr McArdle * nical means °* handling feed- midnight.
scientistsat the |ow starch for many days after are testing se^ral Ing materials and manure and "The purpose of this tour
iarvest, say * “ u ' s harvest, 11n(V1 nt „„„ nv)T „ practical methods of produc- will be to observe modern hog
Exp nm nt sta. sta dard SW eet C orn hybrids, thaa half ttl6 BUrC h c ?ntent ine . be f tnd P° rk J ™er and cattl « Ceding operations;
[ on at the **enn y van a oiace slll pp ed long distances even of varieties now grown They costs - Sugar beet growing and many automatic and labor-sav
[niverslty. under refrigeration, lose much are studying the genetic con- harve stlng will also be obser- ing devices will be seen in ac-
The research center reports 0 f their sweetness by the time troi of sugar and starch syn” ved ” will lod S® 5n the Fre- tlon. Also, the mid-western.
: thesis in corn endosperm in a' mont * OMo - area on Wednes- meat producers have lower
| search for genes and gene day *! £h h. u production costs than most
combinations affecting sugar- for Thutrs- eastern feeders; we must be
retaining qualities day ’ october 24 calls for one interested in learning how this
_. ' chttle feeding stop at the Bill 5s done in order to stay in
me next step, says Hr. -garner farm, Vickery, Ohio business. Here is an opportun
ist 11 ' is to breed these low (recently remodeled barns ity to learn what is being done
starch, high sugar senes into witll two 20 . x sd . tower in other parts oif the country,”
new sweet corn hybrids. Five and tUen head 6ast oa the Smit h said
years are needed to develop a
new strain even with the
use of mutant genes which are
a short-cut method of induc
ing new traits for high sugar,
low starch.
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steers, the 80 Ground cattle
ate 32 percent less feed than
those -weighing 1,000 pounds
and reached slaughter weight
87 days sooner.
Holstein-Friesian bulla and
steers wereused in the ex
periments, Dr. Nichols pointed
out, due to their popularity
as dairy animals and lack at
previous research comparing
meat production between Am
erican-type Holstein bulls and
■dairy steers. Bating quality of
the beef from bulls has equal
ed that tfrom steecrs, buyers
have reported.
Bulls were found superior to
steers, Dr. Nichols added, in
having the highest percentage
of desirable cuts chuck,
round, rib, and loin. Nichols
said the bulls had a greater
percentage of rib eye than the
steers, especially at the 800
pound weight.
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