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  • Fattening yearling heifers for the summer market.
    Weber, A.D. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1946)
    In tests conducted at the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station previous to the one reported herein, it was found that heifer calves fed 4 to 5 pounds of grain per head daily during the winter were too fleshy to turn on ...
  • Influence of winter rations upon returns from wintering, grazing and full feeding yearling steers.
    Weber, A.D. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1946)
    The primary purpose of this experiment was to test the value of prairie hay in a ration for wintering yearling steers. The quantity of prairie hay available for cattle feeding in Kansas has increased greatly in recent years ...
  • Pointers on how to produce a true-breeding herd of polled Herefords or Shorthorns.
    Ibsen, H.L. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1946)
    It is a well-known fact that Aberdeen-Angus cattle breed true for the polled characteristic. By that I mean that they never produce a calf with horns. Sometimes a purebred Angus bull will have scurs, but from a ...
  • Results of swine feeding experiments, 1946.
    Aubel, C.E. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1946)
    In order to produce swine profitably, it is necessary to make use of forage crops. This practice will not only save grain, but will contribute to the general health of the swine themselves. Since the country has been at ...
  • Summary-Lamb feeding experiments
    Cox, R.F.; Sloan, L.H. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1946)
    A number of years of lamb feeding experimental work involving grain comparisons, roughage comparisons, roughage comparisons and proportions of concentrates to roughage, conducted at the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station ...