Millard County Chronicle | 1951-03-15 | Page 9 | North Dakota Feed Said Deficient in Phosphorus |

Type	issue
Date	1951-03-15
Paper	Millard County Chronicle
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Article Title	North Dakota Feed Said Deficient in Phosphorus
Type	article
Date	1951-03-15
Paper	Millard County Chronicle
Page	9
OCR Text	Show North Dakota Feed Said Deficient in Phosphorus Most livestock, feeds grown in North Dakota are short on phosphorus, phos-phorus, and ailments brought on by this deficiency are common in herds and flocks of the state, M. H. McDonald, livestock agent of the extension service reports. As a remedy he suggests feeding livestock live-stock a high phosphorus mineral with trace mineral salt, free choice, and you won't have to worry about mineral shortage.
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