Rice Advisory Committee Recommendations for 1950 Studies
The Rice Advisory Committee of the American Rice Growers Co operative Association meets at Lake Charles on June 1 2 to outline studies under the Research and Marketing Act for fiscal year 1950. Proposals include moisture loss factors for cleaned and dried rice, blending feasible for storage, and avoiding classes and grades changes favored by domestic and foreign markets. A survey of rice use in industry and potential expansion, plus a consumer preference study next year, will lead to price, demand and supply analyses. Practical disposal and cooking of rice for future uses are also planned before 1950.
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Rice Advisory Committee
The
American Rice Growers Cooperative Association
Lake Charles
Tieseaunian
Rice production and marketing study highlights reforms
The report covers washing rice, water varieties, and consumer suited recipes. It calls for new insecticides, better production equipment, improved seed rice handling, and seed certification. It endorses top soil dressing, rice variety development, and official statistics in pounds, with 1949 marketing focus and rough price standard revision.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Rice conditioning and storage needs in 1949 study plan
A report urges considering rice industry in developing conditioning equipment and studying insect damage to stored strains. It identifies consumer preference as national, regional, and metropolitan levels and calls for starting better rice packaging research in 1949, plus developing a railroad car to transport rice.
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United State
South
Rice research and weed control study urged for next July
A committee recommends two projects starting next July to boost bulk grain loading and recovery from heat damaged rice kernels. It calls for studying rice production efficiency in competing countries and how governments may aid producers. Also urged is research on 2,4-D weed control with attention to residual effects on subsequent crops.
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United States
Visitors and guests fill week with family ties in Texas
Mrs C M Jones and daughter Cookie of Houston visit her mother Mrs Sophie Seifert while staying with Miss Betty Jane Kilgore and Bruce Kilgore during parental absence. W S Gordy and Mrs Albert Pustejovsky travel to New Orleans Baton Rouge and Memphis as guests of Gavdy family. Vera Graves of Houston visits with Mr and Mrs Frank Hongias and Jeaf Crashy family hosts. Roy Graves Hendy of Brady and Leverett family guests join C W Henry of Cisco weekend. W F Meitzen Sr hosts Robstown Meitzen family and Mrs R D McLionald of Lutbeek as guests. A lodge member asks Henry to buy raffle tickets for a poor widow. he declines.
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Eddie Gauthreaux
J.e T. Gauthreaux
Garland Tregre
Sylvan Tresclair
White Castle
John Breathaupt
Gauthreaux
Laughlin Hospital
C. M. Jones
Cookie
Houston
Sophie Seifert
Betty Jane Kilgore
Bruce Kilgore
W. S. Gordy
Albert Pustejovsky
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Memphis
Tennessee
Vera Graves
Prank Hongi
Je. Af Crashy
Leverett
Roy Graves
Hendy
Brady
Henry
Cisco
W. F. Meitzen, Sr
John Meitzen
Robstown
R. D. McLionald
Lutbeek
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