Barn curing hay with heated air eyed as cost saver
McCurdy explains barn curing hay costs about 1 to 1.25 per ton and stresses airtight mow floors and proper wiring. He notes five to seven day curing, periodic resting, and field conditioners to reach 40 percent moisture. Extension Service offers circulars on artificial curing of hay.
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McCurdy
Landis
Landis Farm
Smith
Lancaster County
Extension Service
Penn State researchers study fresh milk flavor
Penn State researchers investigate flavor compounds in fresh milk noting concentrated milks lose certain flavors. Ten compounds have been isolated from distilled fresh milk and are under analysis. Project supported by a $4000 Carnation Milk Company grant with participation from Noble Wong and visiting Swedish engineer Ernst Gunnar Samuelsson.
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Penn State
Noble Wong
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Carnation Milk Company
Ernst- Gunnar Samuelsson
Alnarp Institute
Alnarp
Sweden
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