Plant Pest Entries Stopped Every 16 Minutes
An inbound pest was stopped at US ports of entry once every 16 minutes in fiscal year 1962. ARS inspectors intercepted 33,0383 pests of quarantine significance including foreign insects, mites, snails, nematodes and plant diseases in baggage, ships stores, mail and cargo. Interceptions rose 29 percent from 1961.
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Tural Research Service
ARS
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Mexico
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Hybrid Wheat Prospects Stay Unclear For Farmers
Hybrid wheat research shows fertility restorer and male sterility found in Nebraska tests suggesting potential yield gains. Experts caution that transferring traits to existing varieties and extensive field trials are needed before recommending hybrids to growers. No seed is available from USDA or University of Nebraska yet.
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Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Growth of Chicks and Heat Needs in Cold Weather
F H Leuschner of Penn State extension poultry explains that growing chicks develop a protective flesh and feather covering. He notes their heat requirements lessen as weather turns colder.
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F. H Leuschner
Penn State
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