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prill result in about the same imount of urea required. 4. What ire the precautions associated with Urea? a. The urea is uniformly mixed by passing through self unloading wagons, the blower, and distributor. It is further mixed when the silage is removed from the silo and placed In a feeding bunker. The important thing to remember is that urea must be uniformly mixed with the silage. b. No more than 10 lbs. per ton should be used.. Urea is very unpalatible and silage may be refused by the cows if more than 10 lbs. per ton'ls used. Also, urea has no energy value and cannot be fed as a source of T.D.N. or N.E.c. Feed Grade Urea is recommended for livestock use. Small size particles will allow for uniform distribution in silo. This type of urea has been cleared for livestock feed by the Federal Food and Drug Admltilst ration. d. Urea is very toxic when utilized in large quantities at one time. All containers should be burned or buried after they have been emptied. 5. Urea is economical as a protein source. Normally, it cost.around 5(5 per pound or $100 per ton. 100 lbs 45% feed "grade urea costs $5.00 - 281% protein - 281% lbs. of protein to be utilized by a cow - 95% utilized 267 lbs of protein digested by the cow. 100 lbs. of S.B.O.M., 44% Protein Guaranteed, (42% D. P.) Cost $4.90 - 42% digestible - 42 lbs of protein digested by the cow 267 lbs. Protein digested from 100 lbs. Urea - 42 lbs. Protein digested from 100 lbs. 5. B.O.M. *636 lbs of S.B.O.M. required to equal 100 ibs Urea in Protein actually digested. 636 lbs x 4.9(5 per lb. « $31.16 for S.B.O.M. compared to $5.00 for Urea. 6. Urea is being used as a pro* tein supplement only because it is a cheaper source or protein than the protein supplements normally used.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to thank those who assisted in fighting fire at Maple Shade Farm and preventing its spreading into the mountains. This included the Washington Volunteer Fire Department.
Flora and Clark Jones
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