Highest Return Farming Systems for Tama And Muscatine Soils An Application of L
Highest Return Farming Systems for Tama And Muscatine Soils An Application of L
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316 5. 258 Unused pasture days April 15-June 14 286 587 June 15-Aug. 14 00000 Aug. 15-Oct. 14 Supplement bought (cwt. ) 582 673 721 807 867 Corn equivalent bought (cwt. ) 460 Corn equivalent sold (cwt. ) 2. 585 1, 532 1. 150 395 Returns to labor, capital, and management (annual) 27. 240 25. 580 23. 090 20. 975 18. 890 Variations in the level of feed-to-gain ratio are used to show differences in livestock manage- ment. When the same gains are achieved by using smaller quantities of grain, supple...ment, and pasture days, a higher level of livestock management is indicated. For example, the average level of feed-to- gain ratio shown in Table 4 is 371 pounds of grain. 44 pounds of supplement, and 2. 2 pasture days. A decrease in this level to 297 pounds of grain, 35 pounds of supplement, and 1. 8 pasture days represents a level of livestock management 20 percent above average.
b Average level of management is the same as that shown in Table 6.
Comparison of Highest Return Farming Systems on 240-Acre Farms Under Varying Levels of Livestock Management Analysis of Illinois farm records indicates a wide variation in live- stock management.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
316 5. 258 Unused pasture days April 15-June 14 286 587 June 15-Aug. 14 00000 Aug. 15-Oct. 14 Supplement bought (cwt. ) 582 673 721 807 867 Corn equivalent bought (cwt. ) 460 Corn equivalent sold (cwt. ) 2. 585 1, 532 1. 150 395 Returns to labor, capital, and management (annual) 27. 240 25. 580 23. 090 20. 975 18. 890 Variations in the level of feed-to-gain ratio are used to show differences in livestock manage- ment. When the same gains are achieved by using smaller quantities of grain, supple...ment, and pasture days, a higher level of livestock management is indicated. For example, the average level of feed-to- gain ratio shown in Table 4 is 371 pounds of grain. 44 pounds of supplement, and 2. 2 pasture days. A decrease in this level to 297 pounds of grain, 35 pounds of supplement, and 1. 8 pasture days represents a level of livestock management 20 percent above average.
b Average level of management is the same as that shown in Table 6.
Comparison of Highest Return Farming Systems on 240-Acre Farms Under Varying Levels of Livestock Management Analysis of Illinois farm records indicates a wide variation in live- stock management.
What to read after Highest Return Farming Systems for Tama And Muscatine Soils An Application of L?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G a Gustof a Peterson to read onlineMoreLess
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