ARTIFICIAL BREEDING
PROGRAM
Extension Service
It is about time-we let you know re
gain how the breeding program is
progressing. 7e.'have bred 606 cows
the east 18 months. Ve had a slow
start in conception rate, but start
ing in ...ugust 1948 to date we are
running' about on a par with the
breeding associations in the Stated.
The Unadilla Association in I-lev;
York had about the same number of
cows bred as ,v;e did. Their concep
tion rate was 47.9 percent and ours
was 45.3 percent, excluding May,June
and July, (when we were not able to
carry the semen to the best advant
age) our conception rate was 52 per
cent.1
The conception rate here is not high
on the first service as it is in the
3t°tes, but the second service is
much higher. We cannot account for
this unless we are breeding our cows
too soon or too late after calving.
Cows should have about 50 to 60 days
from calving to breeding and should
not go longer than 90 d.ys for the
best -conception -rate.
June, July, and ^ugust have boon the
heaviest breeding parts of the year.
CLASSIFIED ADS
F 0 3 SALE STRAW See: F. A.Blom
' 3/4 mi, vigst of Experiment Farm
WILL 6 U Y
All kinds of hand made articles;
knitted, crocheted rugs-, aprons,
dresses, etc., or v>ill sell on com
mission. Phone: 24492,Freda G.Snyder
..r. cl or age. ^Ic.sl 'a._•_
INFORMATION wanted
Any farmer from Visconsin, in or
near Milwaukee, write:Lachlan Mac
Donald,c/o Anchorage Times .Anchor
age, Alaska* Need farm information
for Milwaukee Journal.
during the winter, starting in Novem
ber. This will help the winter pro
duction.
There have been 269 cows bred to the
Rod D;
bulls
no bulls, 310'to the Holstein
and 7 to the Guernsey bull;11.2
percent'of the cows bred required 4
or more services. This is not very
high when you consider that nearly
10 percent of the cows bred in the
States never get with calf.
Voro information will follow next
«vcek on raising your ovft replacement
Bows, and_x.o£d_XQlTaula£-*_
ST. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH ^ :
Ruv. Father Jones Snead.Pastor
Sunday IR.ss 10:00 am
Confessions heard before Mass
Sodality Communion-first Sunday
of each month
TUT HIGHSAY CHURCH of GOP
Rev. J.II.Davis, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am
I. orning Devotions 11:00 am
I id-leek Prayer Meetings held in
the Private Homes. r
"A VIELCOME 13 EXT HIDED TC ALL."
THE S5VEUTH DAY EDVEETIST CHURCH
SATURDAY VISITORS ARE DLCOME
Sabbath School ..'9:45 am
Church Services 11:00 am
CHURCH of SOD
Ravn George V7. Geiwitz,Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am
Penning Service 11:00 am
Evening Service 7:30 pm
rid-Teek Frayer Service
EDdnesd; y 8:00 pm
TIDE III on the
CHRISTIAN BROTHERHOOD HOUR
H.^.i.D, every Sunday 1:30 pm
^■UNITED PROTESTANT CHURd
Victor TT Alfsen, Pastor
Church School
Morning ..'orship
Christian endeavor
Evening Service
Boy Scouts Tuesday
Prayer Meeting Thursday
Young Life Club Friday
10
11:
7
8
7;
8
7:
00 am
00 am
00 pm
00 pm
30 pm
00 pm
30 pm
WAS ILL A 001" IUFITY CHURCH
Sunday Services 2:30 pm
Victor I. alfsen, Pastor
THE CHURCH CHURCH of CHRIST 1
Ray E. adorns, Minister (
Sunday Services:
Bible School 10:00 am
Morning Worship 11:00 am
Evening Services 8:00 pm
Bible Study & Frayer-wed. 8:00 pm
ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School 2:00 pm I
Church Services 3:00 pm I
Rev, Frenz in charge of services. !
i
LUTHERAN HOUR SUNDAYS over IC.F.^.D
TUNE IN at 12:30
noon