Crop Improvement Association Aims to Improve South Dakota Crops
The South Dakota Crop Improvement Association, formed in 1928, pursues educational work on soils and crops, seed certification, and weed control. County groups link with the state body, testing new varieties with the South Dakota Experiment Station and promoting pure seed. The association operates with public institutions to boost profitable farming and self-sufficient rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
U. S. Norgaard
S. D. State College
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
International Crop Improvement Association
Canada
Agronomy Department
South Dakota Experiment Station
State Department of Agriculture
South Dakota Department of Agriculture
Sesson
Haseen
Secretary of Agriculture
South Dakota
South Dakota State College
Extension Service
State Crop Improvement Association
Great Progress Toward Healthier Families in South Dakota
South Dakota FSA families in live-at-home programs boosted home production and nutrition. Rehabilitation borrowers reported total family goods valued at 1.425 million dollars for consumption, with improvements in canned goods, milk, eggs, meat, and dairy outputs. Home management efforts foster garden planning, seed cooperatives, and cooking programs aligned with national defense goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FSA
South Dakota
Jor
Farm Security Administration
Jennie Grant Treadwell
Gyanecints State Creeter
Treadwell
FSA County
Good Care And Healthier Livestock Means Greater Profit
Butler links bovine health to higher returns for breeders and feeders. Articles cover anthrax and Bangs disease vaccination guidance, proper handling, veterinary checks, and disease prevention. They stress isolation of newcomers, proper packing plant practices, and the financial impact of hides and meat quality on cattle, hogs, and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Northwest
Bang
United States
Etter
Chicago
Schmidt Brothers
Delmar
Towa
Fred C. de Berard
Kremmling
Cola
Campaign To Restore Meat On The American Table
Livestock producers in South Dakota back a national drive led by the National Livestock and Meat Board and American Meat Institute to boost meat use. The campaign funds advertising across magazines and newspapers, with cooking schools and films to show health benefits and value, aiming to raise per capita meat consumption from past levels and restore meat to a proper share on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
National Livestock and Meat Board of Chicago
Packera
American Meat Institute
America
Agricultural and Livestock Associations
Huron
Saturday Evening Post
Life
Look
Council On Food and Nutrition
American Medical Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crop Improvement Association
U. J. Morgaard
Sunshine State Hatchery
T. B
James Way
Rural Credit Land For Sale
E. H. Best
Ils
Miller
Huron Soil Conservation Service Project
Sheldon Reese
Farm Circle
Huron Mills, Inc
National Livestock and Meat Board
Hoffman
L. O. Hoffman
Huron SL
Mnone & Company Packing Plant
H.C. Miller
Third
S.W
8. D
Allis-Chalmers
Prics
Allis-Chalmers Wey
Crassite-Chalmers
A. M. Urquhart
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