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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1957

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4

Conservation Circus Presented At Scout Jamboree Camp

Scouts at Valley Wisga State Park during the week of July 12 will attend a conservation circus sponsored by USDA agencies and state forestry groups. The event includes three arenas on soil water forestry and wildlife and the premiere of a 12 minute color movie Our Magic Land outside the main show.

Wholesale Market Facilities Studied by USDA Marketing Service

USDA Marketing Service researchers examine how to finance improved wholesale food market facilities. The report discusses ownership options for large operators, financing sources, selling securities, and regulatory steps. It also outlines organizing market sponsors to recruit tenants and secure funding for unified local action.

U.S Department of Agriculture USDA Agricultural Marketing Service

New antioxidant helps mushrooms keep color

University of Missouri horticulture researchers report a cheap antioxidant treatment that slows mushroom discoloration at a 12 to 1 cost reduction. Sodium bisulfite and table salt give best results, cutting washing needs and extending market time for fresh mushrooms.

University of Missouri Robert N. Goodman Goodman

Bloat Prevented by Simple Cattle Management Says Rutgers Expert

Rutgers extension dairyman Frank Wright states most bloat trouble in cows can be avoided with gradual pasture transition, feeding dry roughage first, hay racks in pastures, and keeping cows off legume pastures at night or after warm rain. If bloat occurs, call a veterinarian immediately as it can be a rapid threat to cattle.

Frank Wright Rutgers University Wright

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