Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 09, 1968, Image 18

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    —L«nc««ter Farming. Saturday. November 9,1868
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Two Tests For Beef Cattle
Can Increase Herd Profits
Two Inexpensive but impor
tant beef cattle testa, pregnancy
and performance testing, can in
crease profits from purebred or
commercial beef cow herds, ac
cording to Lowell L. Wilson,
associate professor of animal
science at The Pennsylvania
State University.
The records of most beef cow
herds will show that these tests
pay dividends, Dr. Wilson says.
For example, the average feed
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precautions for your wood
pieces to be as beautiful
through the vears as when you
first bought them. For example,
use pads to protect wood sur
faces from rubber based lamps,
telephones, or radios.
You also need to keep lamp
cords from wood surfaces, Sul
fur in reconstituted or synthetic
rubber used in cords and lamp
bases affects the finish of the
wood. It may cause yellowing of
the finish where rubber comes
in contact.
Direct sunlight can also cause
color changes in furniture
wood. Some woods, such as
cherry, are more susceptible to
color change than others. And
all woods will change color if
exposed to strong sunlight for
a long time.
Remember that dust is an
abrasive. When you rub dust off
wood and apply too much pres
sure in the motion it can
cause fine hairline scratches
You want to pick dust up with
a cloth, not just push it around
on a surface. You can protect
the investment you have in fur
niture by practicing proper care
and cleaning methods.
Practical Clothing Care Tips
Be sure garments or fabrics
have been preshrunk or stabil
ized.
coat for wintering a spring
calvlng brood cow is about
$35.00. If all of the cows in a
herd have a calf .and raise it to
weaning age, the average win
tering feed cost is $35.00 per
calf.
However, if only 80 per cent
of the cows produce and wean
a calf, the wintering feed cost
per calf averages $43.75. The
latter herd would have $8.75
less net profit per calf because
of the low calving rate.
To guarantee that all cows
kept during the winter are
piegnant. Dr, Wilson suggests
having a veterinarian test the
cow herd for pregnancy between
45 and 120 days after the last
cow is bred. Cows not pregnant
can be sold for slaughter.
Dr. Wilson reports that cross
bred beef cows are likely to
show a higher fertility record
than straightbred cows. He
After you buy a garment,
keep the taangtags so you know
how to care for the garment.
Don’t leave stains in any fab
ric. They will set or become per
manent. And insects like stains.
Blot away as much of a stain
as possible right away. Don’t
rab. Rubbing will spread a stain
and may damage surface fibers
—especially silk.
If you use a spot remover, test
on a hidden seam first. Some
spot removers affect some fab
rics and dyes.
Launder or dryclean clothes
regularly. Abrasion from wear
and soil wear out clothes.
Avoid pressing a garment in
which there are spots or per
spiration salts or body oils.
Rotate your wardrobe.
Clothes, like people, need a rest
and airing.
cited the Angu e-Holstein baaf fertility record
cow hard at tha Stata Corrac* yaan.
tlonal InitltuUon at Rockvlew, performance testing of beef 1110 production of each cow. -la
near Ballafonta, in which over ca ttle ii similar to herd improve- th * hard at Rockvlew, cowa dlf*
98 per cent of the cowa were man t programs among dairy fared aa much as 175 pounds in
diagnosed pregnant this year. ca ttle, he points out. Records of the weaning weights of their
This hard has had a very high calving ability, weaning weight calves, a value of about $50.00.
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The investment plan has gained wide-spread local
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lor several of and 'food efficiency
NEW PLAN TO AREA
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from weaning to slaughter show
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