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Ua3/3/1 Comments On Activities At The Western Kentucky University Farm, Larry Mutter Mar 1966

Ua3/3/1 Comments On Activities At The Western Kentucky University Farm, Larry Mutter

WKU Archives Records

Report regarding the use of the WKU Farm as laboratory, as demonstration farm, in research projects and for farm group meetings. Includes discussion of crops and livestock.


Ua3/3/1 Comments On Activities At The Western Kentucky State College Farm, Billy Adams Mar 1966

Ua3/3/1 Comments On Activities At The Western Kentucky State College Farm, Billy Adams

WKU Archives Records

Report regarding use of WKU Farm in instruction with list of recommendations for improving the farm and its operation.


Ua3/3/1 Comments On Activities At The Western Kentucky State College Farm, Orland Alford Feb 1966

Ua3/3/1 Comments On Activities At The Western Kentucky State College Farm, Orland Alford

WKU Archives Records

Report regarding the management of the WKU Farm.


Ua3/3/1 Comments On Activities At The Western Kentucky State College Farm, Randolph Richards Feb 1966

Ua3/3/1 Comments On Activities At The Western Kentucky State College Farm, Randolph Richards

WKU Archives Records

WKU Farm report emphasizing ongoing research projects, crops and livestock yields and physical facilities.


Ua3/3/1 The Economical Approach To Raising Dairy Herd Replacements, With Emphasis On Source Of Protein, Henry Amos, Larry Mutter Jan 1966

Ua3/3/1 The Economical Approach To Raising Dairy Herd Replacements, With Emphasis On Source Of Protein, Henry Amos, Larry Mutter

WKU Archives Records

Research project with three objectives:

  1. To arrive at the approximate dollar cost of raising dairy herd replacements
  2. To determine whether it is possible for the young ruminant animal to utilize non-protein nitrogen to meet part of the protein requirement for growth.
  3. To attempt to reduce the cost of raising dairy herd replacements to the College Farm by breeding the heifers to calve at 21-24 months of age rather than the system employed in the past which placed heifers in production at 30-36 months of age.