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Cumming, Georgia.
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THK CUMMING METHODIST CHURCH
Pilgrim Mill Road
Rev. G. Horace Couch, Minister
Telephones: Church Office TULip 7 —2900
Parsonage TUl,ip 7 —2379
“WORSHIP SERVICES”
Sunday Morning Worship Service 11:00 A. M.
Sunday Evening Worship Service 7:30 P. M.
Wednesday Night Prayer Service < ; 3O P. M
“CHURCH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES"
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Mr. Clyde Mize. Church School Superintendent
Methodist Youth Fellowship (Sunday Evening) 6:30 P. M.
MYF Activity Hour (Sunday Evening) S:3O P. M.
Mrs. Clyde Mize, Co-counselor
Junior Fellowship (Saturday Evening) i :30 9:00 P. M.
Mrs. M. P. Holbrook, Co-counselor
“CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS”
OFFICIAL BOARD MEETING "30 P M.
Mr. Milton Patterson, Chaiiman
(Tuesday night after third Sunday every third month)
CHOIR PRACTICE (Every Wednesday Night' 8:15 P. M.
WOMEN'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE
(First Monday of every month) 3:00 P. M.
Mrs. Dan Devine, President
WESLEYAN SERVICE GUILD
(First Tuesday of every month 8:00 P. M.
Mrs. Doris Graham, President
METHODIST MEN'S CLUB "Supper Meetings**
(Tuesday after fourth Sunday every month) 7:00 P. M.
Mrs. James E. “Tommy” Gravitt, President
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The Forsyth County News
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EFFICIENT FEEDING
(\nd LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
By Dr. Gn-'hiv Bohsledt
Emeritus Professor (•! biimal Husbandry
University f 1 i*fonsin
Block Salt Versus Loose Salt
I have frequently been quo
ti >ned about the merit of block
salt, and whether one can and(
pend on dairy cattle getting
enough salt from licking sd t
blocks.
In answer it may be sa.d
that milking cows do not con
sume enough salt that wav to
satisfy the Babcock specirica
tion. Bab
cock’s experi
ments indi- £
milking cow ,
1000 pounds
tenths of an Er. I-'ohstcdt
ounce of salt
for every 10 pounds o? milk
produced.
This means that a cow
weighing about 1100 pounds
and producing 40 pounds of
milk daily should consume 2
ounces of salt per day for best
results.
But in recent Cornell Uni
versity tests it was shown that
while cows and heifers ate
considerably more loose salt
than they did block salt, they
seemed to get along all right
on the block salt. The experi
menters concluded that dairy
cattle “will consume all they
need from block salt.”
In an open meeting at which
Professor F. B. Morrison pre
sented these findings, it was
brought out that the Cornell
tests with block salt were con
ducted in the summer time,
with cows and heifers on pas
ture. Milking cows under those
conditions consumed voluntari
ly a little over two ounces of
loose salt as compared to the
lot consuming about one ounce
of block salt.
In another test of the same
series, dairy heifers on a
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variety of different pastures
“showed an over-whelminp
preference for loose salt Ihe
nveroee intake approximated
one oence of loose salt as com
Ia rod to 0.07 ounce of the
block salt per head daily,” or
only o --’-fourteenth the amount
consumed as loose salt.
This raises the question
whether under all conditions,
such as during northern win
tern, with block salt as the only
source of salt, perhaps located
outdoors, and in subzero weath
er, the blocks would he licked
readily enough to satisfy th
salt needs of the cattle.
Many of us recall from out
early youth the horrible ex
perience of being enticed to Hck
a metal doorknob in freezing
weather. Licking a salt block
may not be as bad, but one
cannot help agreeing with Pro
fessor Morrison when at the
time of the meeting he said. “It
is a good plan to have one per
cent salt in the grain mixture
and a salt block in the stall or
stanchion or anywhere, or loose
salt, either one.” In this way,
with block salt fed merely in
a supplementary way for dairy
cattle, we are far more certain
that the cows will not he short
changed in this essential min
eral. ,
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Question : Why is it that fall
pasture never seems as palat
able or nutritious as spring
pasture? Has it something to
do with the temperature?
Ansicer: Somewhat, but more
with the length of the days and
brilliance of sunshine in the
spring. This favors the process
of photosynthesis of sugars and
other nutrients. It was found
at the Ohio Station that grass
growing in the shade, for in
stance, as in a woods pasture,
had less sugar in it and was
less palatable than grass grow
ing in the open w'here it was
much more exposed to the sun.
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Thursday, March sth, 1959.