USDA Forms Pioneer Research Groups Across Beltsville
The USDA Agricultural Research Service launches new pioneering laboratories for basic research at Beltsville Maryland. Two labs are operational the Mineral Nutrition lab in Soil and Water Conservation and the Plant Physiology lab in Crops Research with three more planned including Blood Antigen and Insect Pathology and Insect Physiology labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
B. T. Shaw
Agricultural Research Center
Beltsville
Production Credit Stockholders in Annual Meeting
Lancaster Production Credit Association stockholders plan annual meeting on Friday December 13 at Mount Joy Elementary School. At 10 30 a m two directors to be elected and lunch served. Chief speaker will be Wm H Johnson Farm Credit Administration extension representative. Nominees for two local director posts are Samuel G Ober Rheems J Homer Graybill Manheim R32 Richard P Maule Collins and Ira D Welk New Providence. National director candidates are Samuel B Williams Middletown RD Julius S Nilson Shellsville Richard B Lefever Holtwood RD and W Harold Graybeal Pleasant Grove.
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Lancaster Production Credit Association
Mount Joy
Wm. H
Bill” Johnson
Farm Credit Administration
Samuel G. Ober
Rheems
J. Homer Graybill
Manheim
Richard P. Maule
Collins
Ira D Welk
New Providence
Samuel B Willams
Middletown RD
Juliuss. Nilson
Shellsville
Richard B. Lefever
Holtwood RD
W. Harold Graybeal
Pleasant Grove
Pioneering research groups planned to advance basic agricultural science
Dr. Shaw describes new pioneering units to pursue undirected basic research in agriculture. The aim is to broaden understanding of the physical world and life processes, enhancing applied research and solving future problems. Dr. Hendricks leads mineral nutrition studies.
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Shaw
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Sterling B. Hendricks
Harry A. Borthwick
Dr. Hendricks
National Academy of Sciences
Hendricks
Polled Hereford Breeders Plan New Kansas City Home
The American Polled Hereford Association began funding a permanent Kansas City headquarters with 30 cattlemen pledging 30 750 at a Harrisburg banquet. Bricks sold for 500 each, two at 5060, with leaders including Gov. George M Leader and M P Moore elected president.
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Hereford Assn
Kansas City
Harrisburg
Jewett Fulkerson
Mussouri
States
Canada
George M. Leader
Missouri Polled Hereford Assn
C. E. Knowlton Farms
Bellefontaine
Ohio
M. P. Moore
Senatobia
Miss
American Polled Hereford Assn
John Shiflet
Red Hock and named leaders elected to vice president post
Red Hock of Oklahoma and D C Andrews from Kirkwood Missouri along with Union Missouri were elected to the position of vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hock
Okla
D. C. Andrews
Kirkwood and Union
Leghorn Egg Strain Boosts Production for Pro Producers
Hubber Farms offers the K-137 Leghorn breed developed by Kimber Farr of California. The line is bred for tough commercial conditions to sustain high daily white egg output for profit-minded egg producers.
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Hubber
Kimber Farr
Calif
Kimberchiks Report Shows 3 Year Egg Yield At 250 Per Hen
Kimberchiks releases a three year average of 250 eggs per hen. Random sample data indicate per bird income over feed costs around negative 500 dollars. Livability near 907 percent to about 18 months. K-137 line promoted as dependable for poultry operations.
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Kimberchiks
Califory
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Agricultural Research Institute
Agricultural Board of the
National Research Council
Department of Agriculture
Canara Td
P.A.B.C
Southeastern
Penna
P. O
Lancaster
Hoffman
Landisville
A. H. Hoffman Seeds, Inc
Landisville, Pa
K. C
Leon Falk, Jr
Pittsburgh
Schellsburg
Don M. Chittenden
Breed Organization
United States
Chittenden
Association
Hubbard
Lancaster, Pa
D. M. Stoltzfus & Son, Inc
Quarryville, Pa
Quarryville
Sterling
Mount Hope
Mark C. Hershey
R. D
Lebanon, PA
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