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If “man isi a product of his own thought”, what then has greatest impact on thought ? Most of us have heard statements something like this: or “As a man thinketh so is he”; or “We are today where our thoughts have brought us.„— will be tomorrow where out' thoughts take us”. No matter whether we are philosophers or not we must admit there is a lot of truth regardless of how the statement is put. As far as I’m concerned KNOWLEDGE has more impact on thought and consequently our action, or inaction, than any other single thing. Not just in the academic sense but in the economic spue as well and perhaps to a major degree even in the spiritual or emotional senses. 4

Question: With my com commensing to run short, should I ~ continue to feed hogs now weighing 140 lbs. until they weigh 180220 lbs?

Answer: With the present spread of but \c per pound between the price paid for light market hogs and that paid for hogs weighing 180-220 lbs. it is doubtful whether additional feeding will pay. If the price relationship remains the same, and the market steady, you’ll gain about $5.00 per hog in labor income over feed costs. On the other hand; since the first of this iponth the price or butcher hogs has dropped about lc per pound. If this trend continues you could lose the value of the feed necessary to put- on an additional 40 pounds and get no more per fiead than your hogs would bring to&w.

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