Dairymen urged to keep equipment in top repair during war drive
A wartime bulletin from the Department of Agriculture warns dairy farmers to inspect and repair all metal equipment as shortages loom. It urges culling nonproducing cows, buying quality stock, and maintaining milking rooms, coolers, and milk cans to meet rising defense demand and ensure safe milk delivery.
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Pulletin
Defense Party
Cream Handling and Cooling Tips From a Dairy Guide
Practical guidance on preserving cream quality through washing separators, cooling to 60 degrees Fahrenheit within an hour, and holding below 60 degrees. Recommend refrigerating with a plastic cover, using a rel-type cooler between the pump and stock tank, and locating equipment in a shaded cool area. Suggest marketing cream twice weekly.
Tests Show Soil Insecticides Did Not Injure Yields
University of Missouri entomologist Philip C. Stone reports test yields for seed corn with soil insecticides show no germination injury. Fertilizer alone 97.6 bu, with Chlordane 97.6, Aldin 103.5, Dieldrin 100.5, Heptachlor 100.5, Lindane 89.1, and no fertilizer no insecticide 67.5. Insecticide plots yielded greener, taller corn. final yields similar. Rural youths told engineering jobs will open. fewer than 10,000 graduates for 30,000 positions by 1954.
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Philip C. Stone
University of Missouri
American Society For Engineering Education
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