Crop Improvement Plans for Pure Seed Oats Spread Across States
The National Crop Improvement Service describes Iowa experiments with purebred oats varieties Towa 103 and Towa 105, grown across Iowa Illinois and Missouri. County farm bureaus push field inspection and certification to preserve purity, with pure seed farms proposed in each county to supply seed and boost profits.
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Grain Leaks in Transit Highlighted by National Crop Service
A discussion on grain leakage in transit notes three main causes defective car equipment rough handling and loader carelessness. It urges farm bureaus and marketing committees to coordinate with shippers receivers railroads and weighmasters to reduce losses and improve car preparation with proper coopering guidance.
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National Crop Improvement Service
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Protect Grain From Moth and Weevil by Carbon Bisulphide
National Crop Improvement Service outlines prevention and fumigation steps for grain moths and weevils. Remove all grain refuse each summer, use carbon bisulphide to fumigate 100 bushels per pound in tight bins, applying gas above grain if hung, and avoid breathing the gas.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Pork Provisions and Curing Quality Discussed
The article notes that pork products extend beyond butcher shop meat into long lasting provisions including lard dried and salted sides and mess pork in barrels. It explains curing to maintain quality for months and highlights common forms of preserved pork.
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