New All American Selection vegetables for 1972
Virginia Tech Extension Horticulturist promotes 1972 All American Selection varieties for home gardens. Winners include Victory cucumber Ruby Ball red cabbage Red Mead green and early cabbages plus 1971 selections Early Xtra Sweet Sweet corn Small Fry tomato Waltham Butternut squash Salad Bowl lettuce Ruby Queen beets Seed King cauliflower Stumehead green cabbage and Green Comet broccoli with notes on disease resistance flavor and prolonged harvests.
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W PL Shadkins
Virginia Tech Extension
U. S
Canada
Mexico
Fragmented Word Puzzle Clues From a Timing Manuscript
A garbled list of crossword style clues appears with scrambled words and misplaced numbers. The items reference various subjects including weather, names, places, and everyday objects, but the OCR text is incomplete and inconsistent across multiple entries.
Select Buy Corn Varieties Early
University of Tennessee cooperative extension urges early selection and purchase of corn seed to secure best varieties for farm conditions. Wimaize dwarf mosaic risk prompts choosing disease tolerant types. corn stunt linked to johnsongrass. Recommended TN varieties show no strong tolerance. check county extension for latest yield, standability, and disease resistance.
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Joe D. Burns
UP Agricultural Extension Service
Burns
Virginia Tech outlines best practices for poultry quality
A Virginia Tech Extension poultry expert describes how Virginia poultry plants maintain high quality. Plants run ongoing bacterial counts on surfaces and products, with intensified cleanup if counts rise. Labs, private or in-house, ensure testing of chemicals and drugs and packaging materials to uphold USDA wholesomeness seals.
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Virginia Tech
R. L. Wesley
Virginia
Ngrimat
Wesley
Pollys Pointers from Dear Polly column tips and letters
Readers share cleaning methods for stainless steel pans with vinegar powder scrubbing and light sandpaper. one reader suggests boiling water with cream of tartar then scrubbing. another warns about dermatitis from raw sweet potatoes. a burglarized home note advises keeping receipts and serial numbers for faster insurance claims.
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Polly
Insurance Company
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Lactia (Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Proved Practices For Quality Cake Bakes Best Results
Mrs Meira Hendren from the U Y Agricultural Extension Service urges tested methods for quality cake. She emphasizes precise liquid to dry mix, correct pan size, level oven placement, and proper baking to avoid cracks, soggy centers, or fallen cakes.
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Meira Hendren
UY Agricultural Extension Service
Walter
Kill Grass to Half To Renovate Pasture
University of Tennessee extension expert Blales Joe B Burns explains pasture renovation steps. For fescue, kill half the grass to allow clovers to establish, using disking or spring tooth cultivation, with winter being challenging. Bermudagrass pastures need only shallow disking. Maintain about 50 percent grass after disking and consult extension for soil testing and the renovation circular B C 74.
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Joe B. Burns
University of ‘Tennessee Agricultural Extension Service
Burns
County Extension Office
B.C
Grocery Orders Inflate Food Budget With Forgotten One-Fifth
A reader argues that nonfood items in weekly grocery orders mislead on food costs, calling one-fifth of the grocery bill the forgotten category. The piece defends real food pricing and urges proper budgeting and cataloging of nonfood items.
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