The Carrollton Chronicle (Carrollton, Tex.), Vol. 48th Year, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, May 16, 1952 Page: 4 of 6
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THE CARROLLTON CHRONICLE
CARROLLTON, TEXAS, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1952
BLOAT CONTROL
IMPORTANT WITH
SPRING PASTURE
Once a locomotive engineer be-
came annoyed at hearing the
(team safety valve pop off—tied it
down and sat on it.
You, too, may be “tying down a
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safety valve” if you pasture cattle
on young, lush legumes without
adequate coarse forage or dry
roughage, livestock authorities
point out. ,
Even among blue blooded aris-
tocrats of the cattle herdbooks,
belching is not only socially ac-
ceptable but a real necessity. Gas
formation is a constant by-product
of the work of micro-organisms
which live in the cow’s paunch and
help her digest feed. Bloat occurs
only when that gas is trapped in
the paunch and is not relieved by
belching.
Many factors related to bloating
may not yet be understood. But,
nutrition scientists agree that
feeding a coarse roughage with
sharp edges “tickles" the lining of
the paunch and stimulates belch-
ing. Dangerous, acute bloat does
not occur as long as cattle are
belching freely. This is why it is
always a good management prac-
tice to be sure that cattle are
filled well on dry roughage before
starting legume grazing, and to
feed at least small amounts of dry
I roughage as long as the legumes
I are soft and fast growing.
Any palatable* dry roughage
available is usually quite satisfac
jtory. Most feeders in cotton-grow-
| ing areas prefer cottonseed hulls
because they are easy to feed
without waste and appear to be
especially well adapted to prevent-
ing bloat because of their many
sharp irregular edges and their
capacity for water absorption.
Also, hulls are easily mixed with
i cottonseed meal, molasses or other
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ANCASTER MAN
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NATIONAL CONTEST
PEORIA, 111.—Results of the na-
tionally popular Duroc Picture
Judging Contest have Just been
announced, and Roy Wilson of
Lancaster, Texas placed second in
the Junior Division according to a
story In Duroc News, magazine
sponsoring the annual contest.
Wilson made this outstanding
record by placing the 11 classes of
pictured Durocs second best
among the 12,297 who entered the
contest this year. Only once before
In the history of these contests has
the entry number been larger
than that.
Reprints of the classes of Du-
rocs In the 1952 contest along
with the official placlngs and rea-
sons are available upon request at
the offices of Duroc News, Duroc
Building, Peoria, 111. The magazine
published by the United Duroc
ingredients
palatability
which add sufficient tain some grasses are much less
to insure the cattle' Ulwly to cause bloat because the
eating enough roughage. , ^^T^me ‘f ‘thTsTmeMnc
Special attention is needed the | ^on as 0f dry roughage. Some
first day the cattle are turned on
young legume pasture. Be sure the
cattle are well filled on roughage
or more mature pasture forage.
See that plenty of palatable wa-
ter is available before the cattle
start grazing. Mid-day or early
afternoon is a better time to start
grazing than early morning Al-
cattle and sheep raisers do not
attempt to graze legumes when
they are exceptionally tender.
However, when bloat may be pre
vented, early grazing is usually
advisable.
Self-feeding cottonseed hulls
other dry roughage usually in
sures satisfactory consumption
- -2 —■*: T™»—
the young legumes are covered,, ^ conditlon frg_
wet from rain. It is ... ,
with dew or
sometimes best
let the cattle fentt* „
|forage. Five
associated
to ten
with young
per cent
graze only a short «me the flrrt ^ meal or molasses
day If they appear to be eating1
heavily. If cattle are removed
from the young legume grazing,
the same precautions must be ob-
served in starting them back on
the legumes.
Pasture mixtures which con-
may be added to Increase palata-
bility.
Chronic bloaters and other ex
ceptional cases which do not re
spond to the usual bloat preven
tion practices require special at-
tention. Sticking an animal with
For Athlete’s Foot [knife or trochar may become nec
Use T-4-L because it actually essary to prevent death but
DILATES THE PORES of the feet; should be the last resort. A halter
penetrates down deep to kill germs with a stick tied In the mouth may
easily on contact. After one appli- Induce belching. A stomach tube
cation, If not pleased, your 40c or rubber hose may sometimes
back at any drug store. NOW at passed down the throat to relieve
HALL REXALL DRUG gas pressure. Your veterinarian
Record Association, Peorii
This is the largest swine
in the world.
Ch-
it was at Appomattox
house in Virginia that the
federate Army, under Gen.
E. Lee, surrendered to
Grant, on April 9, 1865.
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Sindik, Nicholas J. The Carrollton Chronicle (Carrollton, Tex.), Vol. 48th Year, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, May 16, 1952, newspaper, May 16, 1952; Carrollton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth728194/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carrollton Public Library.