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George W. L'tton, animal husbandman from VPI. outlined waVs livestock men can make certain substitutions, and how they can “stre*ch” the winter feed supply. The “stretchers7 he mentioned include:
Oil meal—protein improves digestion and saves feed. A rule of thumb is to use 10 pounds of oil meal to each 100 pounds of farm grains where hay is fair. With top quality hay in abundance, oil meal is unnecessary.
Molasses—3 pounds equal 2 pounds of corn for wintering. At $50 a ton molasses is equal to $75-a-ton corn. With molasses, more* poor roughages will be eaten.
Purdue supplement A—when feed with hay Purdue supplement A is no better than ordinary oil meal, so use the cheapest. The more complex supplement is necessary, though, with
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