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Growth Rate More
From Selected Sires
BLACKSBURG--Three Virginia rech animal scientists have found hat steers sired by bulls from ines selected for 20 years for growth rate alone gained V* pound >er day more on a 200-day jost-weaning feeding test than iteers sired by bulls from lines selected solely on show type or :onformation for the same 20-year period. Steers sired by the growth line lulls were about 50 pounds leavier and worth $13.50 per lead more than those by the show-type bulls. Becuase of their 'aster growth rate, a saving of ibout $10 in feed cost seems
ind Williams lands further south. Ml were sprayed last week. Also, three clumps near Capt. Burford’s, two near Randolph Foster’s, and two near Woodville were killed.
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