We began with 94.7 million head of cattle and calves on farms and ranches on January 1, 1954. That was 1 million head more than a year earlier. And it set a new all-time high.

What happens to the fertilizer you apply? Usually, several things:

In our article, "Heading for Greater Hog Profits," last month, we outlined a new principle for recommending swine rations- one quite different from the older recommendations of hog feeding.

This is the first of two articles designed to help you take the guesswork out of painting. Choosing the right paint for particular conditions and a particular surface will often save time and expense later.

Acreage allotments have been announced for corn. How much will these allotments cut corn production or livestock production? A study made before the allotments were announced indicates what types of shifts we may expect.