Man made climates lift egg and meat production
The article discusses how controlled climates affect poultry yield in California. It covers optimal temperatures for broods, cooling methods like fog systems, the relative resilience of Leghorns versus heavy breeds, and practices such as windbreaks and flat houses to maintain comfort.
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4 H Club Achievement Night Speaker J R Deas
Alameda county 4-H members will hear J R Deas of the American Can Co at Achievement Night Friday Sept 12 Recaps his work in education government and business and notes his past roles with the San Francisco Planning Commission and U S Delegation to the UN Founding Conference.
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Hayward
Farm Advisor Office Answers Hayward Agricultural Questions
Agricultural questions are answered at the Farm Advisor office in the Hayward Post Office basement. Stanley Coates oversees poultry, crops, and weeds with Tuesday hours, while Clair Willits handles dairy, 4-H, fruit crops, and entomology on Thursdays. Contact by visit, phone, or mail at 1-2446.
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Efficient Tomato Harvesting Practices Proposed by UC Study
Berkeley researchers from the University of California College of Agriculture report that 80 percent of total tomato harvest time is spent picking. They estimate that improved methods could cut labor and costs by about 20 percent, saving roughly 5 million dollars. Recommendations include handling plants lightly, using rotary motions, palm picking, two-handed lifting, keeping hands close, resting a knee, minimizing reach, moving around plant outlines, and picking directly into lugs with early cull removal.
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University of California College If Agriculture
Bees and Beetles Stir California Bee News
University of California researchers note weather shapes bee temperament and gentleness, while hitchhiking parasitic beetles attach to wild bees, travel to nests, and cycle through flowers. The study covers breeding, artificial insemination, and beetle life inside bee cells.
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University of California College of Agriculture
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Two Basic Principles in Fertilizing Beets
An article on nitrogen fertilization for sugar beets stresses careful management. It notes nitrogen should be low before harvest to avoid reducing sugar, while maintaining adequate nitrogen during early growth to support plant development and yield.
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