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What can these people do? Their livestock will be hungry comes next winter, that'8 for sure. There are several alternatives which those in this situation may consider, First, yields of grass hays can be decidedly stimulated by application of a nitrogenous fertilizer at this time. The form of nitrogen is immaterial. Use which ever is cheaper per pound of available nitrogen. Apply to the land at the rate of approximately 40 lbs. of pure nitrogen per acre. Another alternative would be to put this land in corn, for silage, If soils are suitable. Corn silage on suitable soils is the cheapest source of total digestible nutrients a farmer can produce. If you do not have ensilaging equipment or storage facilities check into the possibility of having silage made .by custom work. There are several means of emergency stop age of silage. Advice is available through your County Agent’s office. Other ensilage crops which may be considered are Sudax, Sweet Sudan and Pearl Millet. There will be some people who can not, by any means,
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