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the first eight months of the year!
Vaccinations during September went high though not exactly known, in preparation for the van* ous calf ndec. To date 41 farms have requested 168 heifer* to be vaccinated in November I Ain’t that scrumptious! The first qualification of leadership is know-how.
FED LAMB*
Prospects for fed Iambs look more favorable this year than last even though prices of slaughter lambs are cheaper_the ratio is better. Any farmer ever thought of buying utility lambs, worming and feeding them for a quick profit? Think it over or better yet come by and 'lets talk it- over. LATE FALL MANAGEMEN Late Fall Management Of Alfalfa
According to research: “The best fall management of alfalfa (when it is expected to keep the stand for next year) is to permit it to grow undisturbed from the last normal cutting until growth ceases in the fall. This period is usually from sometime in September until some time in November, when growth is stopped by odd weather, short days or a combination of die two. After growth stops a part of the growth may be grazed without damage to the stand, but some growth should be left for protection of the crowns and as an insulation against fluctuations in temperature which occur
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