Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING OCTOBER 5 1931 Agricultural News of the Intermountain Region SWINE FEEDERS STUDY RESULTS Center the picture of the winning Spanish Fork team: Back row left to right — Harvey Moore Mark Hanson Dean Thomas OF EXPERIMENT FUTURE FARMERS WIN REWARDS OF MERIT Spanish Fork Team Again Captures High Future Farmer Honors Wallace Sorenson and John Hansen Center row left to right — Wayne Hansen Ernest Fernstein J Fred Skinner Raleigh Williams Bottom roiv left Joseph F Skinner coach to right — Ross Davis Clifton Huff Jay Creer Merrill Davis and Laivrence Simmons Annual Distribution of Honors Take Place at U S A C Station Presents Results of Work on Various Rations LOGAN — Thirteen lots of fach convey ed a telling lesson 10 C of C Banquet Future Farmers of America members of the Utah State association were rewarded for their year’s work on last Saturday when the annual awards were presented at the annual bahquet of the organization held in the chamber of commerce in Salt Lake pigs BUTTER TREND to some 100 Utah farmers and others gathered et the experiment station of the Utah State Agricultural college early last POINTS UPWARD For the second time within two years both the Spanish Fork high school and the Roosevelt high school the latter the Toyack chapter of the Future Farmers of America won the class A and class B divisions of The Tribune competition This competition Is based upon the best showing made In the Utah state fair whether by Judging exhibits or personal Interest The Spanish Fork high school winners of the trip to Kansas City for livestock judging won The Tribune sweepstakes In the class B division for schools which had to travel or send their exhibits 1(H) miles or more the Roosevelt high school Toyack chapter of the Future Farmers won The Tribune It was swine feeders’ day the of a number of annual days for livestock men to be held at regular intervals at the college In the forenoon results of pig feedDairy Council Views Rise ing experiments in progress since June were announced by members Product as of the animal husbandry staff while the pigs fattened on different rations were inspected Later in the day experts reviewed phases of the swine feeding industry In view of present economic conThe great value of a protein suppleditions consumption of butter Is ment when fed with wheat or barley to fattening pigs was demonstrated picking up In a rem&ik&ble manner clearly by the pigs themselves AverIn the opinion of the California age gains of 50 and 72 pounds were The council in a council Dairy wheat in registered pens receiving n trophy bulletin received by Harden and barley alone while gains of 150 The Illustration shows the leaders to 160 pounds during the faty Utah commissioner of agri- for 1931 in Future Farmer wolk In tening period were secured at much culture quotes statistics to fortify Utah Upper left the Toyack chaplower unit cost when pioper protein ter of the Future Farmers Front that opinion as follows’ supplements were used of row left to right Walter E Atwood seven months first the “During In welcoming thp visiting stockmen 1931 there was an Increase in na- coach Ward Johnson Jack Cook to this fust swine feeders' day at the tional production of butter of 1 02 Back row Wayne Pickup Verlen y college President Flmer G Peterson and per cent: yet at the same time stor- Labrum Bernard Sanfellce intimated that similar days weie beGurr Right the officers of the to a point decreased holdings age ing planned through the year by the Back row left to right 23000000 pounds below the five year organization animal husbandry department for the Scott Hawley president John C average benefit of farmers interested in all "During August 1931 shipments Patrick reporter Marcel Young sec classes of livestock of butter Into Los Angeles were retary Front row left to right Director States Alms 600000 pounds greater than for the Garth Olson vice president and WilBy BYRON ALDER ’among the last to begin laying again P V Cardon director of the station same month of last year and re- bur Lund treasurer emphasized the desire of the station Head Department of Poultry Has-- 1 3n hie breeds that naturally have ceipts In San Francisco Increased skin and shanks this yellow to carry on a livestock investigational 500000 pounds Cold storage hold- furnish Important markets for butbandry Utah State Agricultural yellow color gradually fades from the dlfprogram that would benefit the farmings are only about 39 per cent of ter producers of Utah and Idaho College Iferent parts of the body and these who send neatly all their surplus ers and stockmen of the state last year’s figure ’’ the next month or six parts become During bleached white or re A dealing house for experimental Los Angeles and San Francisco stock west statistics show Is the time for every poultry main creamy or yellow1 according to weeks feeding results obtained during the of production and to the length year and an opportunity to present a raiser to select out of his flock the rateUme the blrd bas been la1n? detailed picture of the present status birds whether thev pe nullets 0r'of' f These yellow color changes are deof the industry were the reasons ad- hens thst appear to be lacking in J it1 on health of the bird and &wt vanced for livestock feeders' days by vigor and development A flock of pendent F J Maynard head of animal hus good well selected yearling and two- - feed as well as rate of production birds usually show little or hens may be lust as profit- bandiy department who offered theiyear-ol- d assistance of the department in solv- - able the coming year as a flock of D0 yellow color In a flock of pullets mg livestock feeding and manage-pulleIf your lawn has had plenty of moisture and is not ss green as and likely much more profit- - ricveUow1 shankf ment problems able if many of the pullets are small you think it should be it Is a sure sign that it is lacking in Plant m Food in one form or another und" ‘'"opea There Is also a noticeable differ in and FERTILIZER rich In Nitrogen and Phosphoric temperament Our is activity one of the farmer's best weap- of the more common parasites stock m the g00d The Acid supplies the necessary Plant Foods so vital In producing a ons in these days of narrow margins" Head Also unexcelled for Flowers good layer Is active intelligent he said healthy and vigorous green lawn ’ t Trees Shrubbery and all Vegetables Results of the feeding experiment The head of a good bird Is broad friendly and more easily handled poor layer Is usually shy nerwere discussed in detail by Professor deep rather flat across the top Best results are obtained when used In the Fall of the year in length and comparatively vous flighty and dodges about on the Harry H Smith in charge of swine dlum beak Price per cwt $175 100 lbs sufficient for the ordinary lawn flock of should be the short The eyes edge at the Alfalfa husbandry college delivered anywhere In Salt Lake Cltv Ogden or Logan Utah The and skim milk bright prominent large pasture powder tankage Special Prices to Farmers Truck Gardeners and Florists In car and a semisolid skun milk produced head types to avoid are the long lots or less by coagulating skim milk and drain- narrow skull and beak small or ing off the whey were used as pro sunken eyes or wrinkled shallow tern supplements In the tests Re- faces By-ProduThe comb Is a good indication of sults showed that each ton of tankage added to a straight barley ration present production When a hen is Tbeef animal sheep or hog or what AGRICULTURAL LEADERSHIP “A Itah Corporation" fed in dry lot replaced 7976 pounds laying the comb Is full red smooth the farmer hud to sell Careful observers In spite of the n°L cf barley andwaxy In the nonlayer the combi rWcStemGrOWerfFillishcrRasin Convention Will The definite working out of this Salt Lake City Ogden depression which in-- new is dried down covered with white lP)(jea!itatng Relative Gains Study P°Ucy of direct selling on a eludes agriculture along with all the MAYNARD USAC scales and rather leathery Held Fort Duchesne at self-fe- d wheat on alfalfa pasof Industry see the emergence tlonwlde cooperative plan will add Pigs Body ture gained only 1 17 pounds a head these days of a new and tremen- - several million well dressed mlddle-dousl- y in THE WINTER SUPPLEMENTING cersize of to a hen August and type daily while the addition of either of The Important relationship be- - mpn to the army of the unemployed c RANGE tween the farms of America and bl)t that Is a concern of the the three protein supplements in- tain extent indicates her ability to Estimates from recent reports on creased their daily gains to nearly produce Extremes In either direc We are quite deft tl°n Army and other relief economy The large the DUCHESNE-T- he 1932 one and to the cooperative Nations on pounds per head Ition should be avoided winter nltely condition of the getting present Each ton of tankage fed with wheat'meaty type of Leghorn Is usually just n the farmers be- date agriculture forbae Basin convention Industrial on alfalfa pasture replaced 3538OS poor a producer as the small bird ranges tn Utah for both cattle and C 1932 was set last week by the execuf ohTcomba IvlTweM asThe moie pounds of wheat plus 68 acre of pas- - Many birds either hens or pullets sheep Indicate an average of but 56 11 10 for committee tlve small have fleshed bod that ton August of skim milk ture while each poorly andmportant creative tasks ahead of per cent of normal With such a 12 at Fort Duchesne them powder fed replaced 4035 pounds of are often suffering from some physi- shortage of available forage supply w heat and 41 acre of pasture It ia lamentable that agriculture! Election of officers will be held feed of the supplementary stock-yarquestion cal from Utah’s must become combative but such Is handicap Representatives LOGAN— Fai tors involved In the 1 30 15 m October This the here at beromes acute p and packing plants and from tf we a!' to BerurB propel pread o Bang's abortion disease In1 While here do not fall to see the Salt Lake County caa Moiling of concentratthe meeting is public residents Fortunately grain and the college discussed phases of the At this time of the year herds Utah are infected FARM that this year produced more andi®7?? sought al°ng dairy to abunbasin being invited attend molting ed supplements are swine industry Li A POO!"! inrlif9tlnn Of ViPOT dantprotein ganlzed Industry and labor In fact in tle test 0f an m!1ture cows in one n cVvl In moot aodou Inwr rvrloari tnlra nart in Iku week fust of Ben-nlo- 112-da- Time Arrives for Culling Flocks Says Hen Expert De-lo- V fi j GREEK AO GRABS ts twidskln i " ' & y me-iT- MEETING DATE EXPERIENCE' SET FOR UINTAH COMMENT Thoughts ooRuraLIife Colorado Animal Co cts 1 EJ na-re- st Salva-publl- one-ha- lf Studies Disease Factors U S A Conference Visitors Attention -- !: Alar-fi- CERTIFIED GRIMM ALFALFA SEED As S00n 113 a hen qulls Ia3'lnK Iconics an Important'factor and Tn1 given before the"rotail merchants of °( lheUlab Slate Agricultural college "7 iThn!-t h oVTn I ake Union Xckv'ardsaid1"' Whvlmentthan balance of State of Utah rule the early molters are cake and wheat or other grain will was left for action to the committee “Y’" lu l'chere 7Is Yi” these Unp H'mdrcct eighteen herds con- minds and use up Is Vhat surplus general implied to be elected October 15 joining 795 cows were tested of which be used this winter aRre® Ybon B°mc 41 were infected with Bang’s disease giains with efficient protein supple- tion to the swine Industry that they Fred Berger of Myton Wilford tw° ments available in Utah to produce do to the dlv‘slon °f tbe " 87ialls and 77 free from the disease Whitlock and Luke Clegg of poultry business Call at 307 Kearm Building for Road Direction pork-’a!lowinK C O Stott extension economist a long time Only 82 cows in the infected 41 h of !mon the books will veil audit the Is It agreed and Further Information generally Utah poultry producers have course of consider what boPed to the herds blood test which reacted the hog situation indicat- - that the type of forage available tarv and treasurer of the thy achieved national renown through a reviewed executive a 'alr abar® for th® faim a"d pn as 10 per cent of the ow s tested 1931 spring pig cropjusua)v constitutes the deciding the to the that and audit report ing detailed study of their business and a 2 cent increase for tor If available roughage contains committee at its meeting here Octo- - fusion®1 classes after which pre- Because of the low percentage of Inthe feeding of scientifically balanced the nation and aper we will all live happy ever fcctlon it would not be impracticable sumably 18 per cent increase a rather 15 at 1 p m ber In as content high protein rations" Reed Warnirk of the Ogden for western states He to eradicate this disease on a comafterward pointed out the case of salt sage then as a gen Union stockyards declared munity basis Mr Madsen said that Utah was in a deficit area v ith eral rule the use of wheat or some Ignore Big Population Lrges Close Study average prices of 65 to 90 cents percarb0naceous grain la indicated The particular fallacy of this reaabove Iowa prices and er than a protein concentrate “Originally they fed stiaight grain is that It leaves out of con-- p soning a inis an for but would not think of doing such tb at while the outlook of our slderatlnn about IN DICATKS 1 R0TKN NEtD on To low in hog hogs and produce and fatten crease prices those In agriculture or thing now population be however If the supply feed for forage swine successfully Utah farmers wllliproducta Indications prices related agricultuial pursuits The deficient or lacking in protein of are low have to give the same careful atten-lals- o attractive doctrine of consumer cagood quality the use of some Btand pacity to buy has so far been ap'ard protein concentrate such aa cotplied to wages for socalled working tonseed cake or linseed oil rake be men It Is not In general public comes generally very worthwhile gclousness eo definitely considered On account of their high fat con Drouth Ix)w Prices as applying to the 23 000 000 people tent which la accompanlt'd by a In the farming communities Government IS ALL IN THE FEED fair amount of nitrogen free extract Industry Today agriculture Is In a position oil cotton or rake have linseed cake THE QUALITY POULTRY FOOD from the etandpolnt of organized a rather high physiological fuel Bureau Reports strength to enforce consideration of value In addition to the protein up Iteelf In this regard NONE ply they contain new agriculture means on the IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Due chief-l- In What the or wintered Cattle sheep more creative sense Is that a finer BETTER desert must have roughage but they to last year’s drouth and low piices'our new taaks In producing storing can make use of roughage of very MADE All Poultry Drink Founts fowl and eggs “a reduction in the!""rllnti BradlnK concenof inferior chaiacter If a little Dog Hamms finnual farm ana live- trnted protein supplement such as number of chickens on farms va ns!stocR All Poultry Feeders Your Neighbor Feed It— Your Dealer Sell It more live undor production Dog Collars Is fed One hundred pounds noticed this yenr according to theBcUnfdoman(s of to(lriy and the Large J’roduters Are Using No Other de-3 corn containing 16 5 poundabureau of All Electric Chick Brooder ngruultuial economics of well wiu raqule thou-anRabltit Walerers has 94 pounds of crudelpartment of agriculture In a bulletin! moisture And fleids these in All Oil Chick Brooders — rftinpd lpaders It’s Sold Right Priced Right — Mixed Right and protein GO 1 pounds of nitrogen free elea'rd here Wednesday All Garden Tools )t rannot be overemphasized that 11 459 1 extract and 4 7 pounds of fat 19 Delivered Fresh to Your Door there were On January All Bird Cages & Stands training and general ability 402 000 chic kens on fainis compared aa needed in production under the HAS HIGH VALl K All Spray Pumps Fern Stands und 1 1930 START USING PAX TODAY 463 470 000 on January nt w conditions as emphatically as It has a fuel value of 86 per cent with the bureau estimated All economic owder Dusters TIIFRE’S A DEALER NEAR YOU P in he Flower Boxes and two developing worth fat figuring This indicated a reduction of shout rhaHa rapidly of Ule mleipiise In fuel times the valua of protein of 10 m number the percent INTER-OCEA- N churns h whnB rro(!rarrl nf a Rrfflt agrior oarbohjdrat for energy nd heat raised this year compared with last rultur atan(iH or fail upon the CANARY BIRDS — Guaranteed Warblers Choppers Rollers $375 to $6 ea production in-- l In the chicken I’eak MANUFACTURERS expansion g(lon of h atandard 0f ability One hundred pounds of wheat car1 1BJ0 7 was reached each— PARROTS LOVE 'Hnd BIRDS January 0f the fnrmer himself $10 to $15 per pair rying the same moisture content P 0 Box 1079 Salt Lake City Utah with the num-lI- n tha ntr)rarPa ff management and with 115 pounds crude protein the bureau estimated 2 y2t each Special “Bargain Size’’ Darwin and Breeder Tulips breeding soil treatment Important questions MADONNA LILIES large bulbs 15c each— Monster Bulbs 25 each of the pioducer eon-thof entire base Special prices on all other varieties of Eulbs Shrubs Trees and Lawn and Field Seeds During the Sale Bright future 43 per rent pntsln 25 per cent nit rev In mYo'knl Ho In these Important ways ' k 'i P 7 Y IV per rent fut No Charges at Sale Prices gen fee extract and M n 8 K Strictly Cash spits nf conditions the future ofIt would In addition to Its protein valued1 better than appears agriculture hav e a fuel value equal to 81 per cent This show Is one of has appeared for decades And nt Nashville the five regional allows being held young men can with more confi BliRIlHt HASKFT this vrir A dance prepare themselves for lead In the United (iiirv ( itnms total OK $7500 III pites la being of- - ershlp In the piodudlon hnses and 43 R® Prinrh th Slreel From Arr fared and more than 10O0 head of In piofenmonul economic lines in Temple Ih Market Fhnne rwr' Jeivry atllr are rxp ( ted $0 he en- - t hiding mni kel Ing It now clearly at and tautorr OfHra Or Man Seed and Nuiscry Specialists tired 'Ihls Is the largest premium deter mlnnhle that we nr going to MOSCOW Idaho— I’rofc cir F W 1’t to ever he awarded for single divest ourselves tn a consldei able ex CO tent at least of the methods wheiehy SALT LAKE BOX Atktson hr ad of the (1 ltiv till landiy dairy bleed 12 WEST FIRST SOOTH STRUCT 'I he invitation to Judge at this we Juggled fsi m produc ta about glv dc paitinenl of the University of Id WtlIrR 17 SIR 17'rt S ho will be one of the Judges at the show Is con’ldered as a trlhute to Ing a profit to everyone who could Jfrsev t aide show to he In let lit on- - Profcs-o- r Atkeson and the university row Into the ring and hr Ip tote 'around the buehrl of rnln or the uectlou with the Ituuev&ce a late fall agrlcultuial college 1 low-pric- setre-7ealt- ‘ - POULTRY CROP one-four- SHOWS DECLINE INCREASED SfflE® (S©!ifltSlMa©S EGG PRODUCTION y3 y Off on the Following o L HU one-quait- er ELEVATORS du-dr- $350 rharar e APPLE BOXES NashTillTCalis On Idalio PORTEMALTOH c 1 COMIY Li |