Understanding Meat Tenderness And Cooking Methods
A county extension note explains how cooking changes meat texture and value. It distinguishes tender and less tender cuts, notes dry heat for tender cuts and moist heat for tough cuts, and describes tenderizers and a beef marinade for practical results.
Mini 4-H Day set for Saturday in Bennington
Bennington County 4-H presents Mini State Day at Grant City from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Action exhibits run outside along the storefront while stage presentations occur in the alcove on the right at the hour through 2 p.m. Delegates showcase project work and a dress review by twenty 4-Hers, with four action exhibits and one stage activity chosen to advance to State Day in Barre. Public votes will help select the county representatives.
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Bennington County
Grant City
Bennington
Barre
Monument Plaza
Vietnam
Saigon
American Friends Service Committee
da Nang
Central
Quang Ngai
Laos
AFSC
North Vietnam
Quang Tri
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Paris
Hue
Private Oklahoma nursery to seed 35 million loblolly pine seedlings
Fort Towson Oklahoma reports the first privately owned loblolly pine seedling nursery in the state ready for trans planting. Weyerhaeuser plans about 200 million trees to be planted in 1975 across 5.7 million acres. The 295 acre facility includes a packing building and a cold storage with 20 million seedling capacity.
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Fort Towson, Okla
UPI
Oklahoma
Fort Towson
Richard Franklin
Franklin
Fort Towson Forest
Weyerhaeuser Co
Beef grade standards delayed amid lawsuit ruling
Washington reports the revised U S beef grade standards will not be implemented while the Omaha Independent Meatpackers Association lawsuit proceeds in U S District Court. The 8th Circuit upheld a preliminary injunction that blocked the standards which were to take effect April 14.
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Washington
U.S
USDA
Omaha Independent Meatpackers Association
U.S. District Court
Omaha
Neb
U.S. Department of Agriculture
8Th Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals
District Court
Special Feed Could Lower Cholesterol by Diet Change
A California physician reports sheep beef and dairy cattle fed a polyunsaturated rich diet may reduce human blood cholesterol. In a 20 week trial 24 couples showed high cholesterol levels dropping while those with normal levels remained unchanged. The diet includes a preservative and plant fats altered by animal digestion to release polyunsaturated fats.
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Houston
UPI
California
A. Salel
University of California At Davis
American College of Cardiology
Salel
Australia
Salt Lake gas station peddles legal marijuana sign
Police say a Salt Lake City gas station is selling marijuana with a prominent sign claiming legality. The leaves are displayed as plastic medallions worn on chains, creating a questionable setup that has drawn attention from authorities.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Salt Lake
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