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Husbandry Dept.
Any one interested in reading this descriptive report is welcome to come by the office to 4° *>• Only 1 copy is available and must be kept for reference purposes. 1 item of interest I noted that the get of' one bull gained 1.77 lbs daily while another 2.00 lbs! The average grade of these bulb’ offspring - was almost i d e n t krai (choice or 13.0 and 13.2). Figuring weights at six months of age and price per pound at 25c; the value difference is $20.50 per head. What if each bull sired 30 calves? Bull No. 1 cost the owner $615.00 from his first crop ^)f calves not to .mention his purchase price, interest, labor and fe*d.
Secondly, there was one cow (No. 528) with an index of 151. Tbtf average index is 100. What a desirable foundation female to have in any herd;
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