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valuable as an appetizer with unpalatable feeds. It is not desirable to feed more than 3 pounds of molasses (about 71 worth, based on July 28 price quotations) to a mature cow daily. For best results with milking cows, the m51asses treated forage must be supplemented with proper grain concentrate feeds.
The forage supply may be made to reach farther by chopping the forkge. Chopping the forage makes it more eatable but adds nothing to its nutritive quality. Both the fl^.or and the nutritive quality of chopped low grade forage is improved when sprinkled with molasses-, „
There is an ample supply of feed grain available in the country. It probably will pay to feed good cows rather liberally with grain especially as a supplement to low quality roughages in order to maintain milk production under adverse weather conditions. Grain concentrates should not be substituted entirely for rough
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