Ultraviolet Light Boosts Egg Production in Hens
A five year Beltsville Maryland study shows hens exposed to ultraviolet light lay 10 to 19 percent more eggs. Scientists note the bacteria count and vitamin D in the light are not involved, and the exact properties of the light remain unidentified.
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Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Center
Beltsville
New Rabbit Repellent Proves Highly Effective
A rabbit repellent has been developed that dramatically reduces nibbling on beans lettuce radishes greens carrots corn and flowers. It can be dusted on plants or mixed with water as a spray. In tests treated lettuce remained untouched while untreated patches suffered heavy damage. Researchers note rabbits show less interest in carrots than other foods.
Home Made Ladder
A simple light ladder crafted from a straight pole six to seven inches in diameter with a wire ring eight feet from the end. Split the pole, spread halves, drill holes for rungs, insert them, wire under the bottom rung and twist tight. Cut notches and nail in place for a sturdy, handy farm ladder.
Consumption Rise for Evaporated Milk in U S
A recent survey shows annual per person consumption of canned evaporated and condensed milk averages around 20 pounds. The heat treatment in sterilizing evaporated milk aids digestion, making it popular as baby food and a staple in tea and coffee, driving U S sales.
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Idea
United States
Thunderhead Jumping Prowess Sparks Sale Talk
Ken praises Thunderhead's six foot clearances while Greenway advises selling the stallion as a jumper to Rob. Greenway plans a visit to Blue Moon ranch for Ken and Carey Marsh, warns about Carey's grandmother, and asks Ken to train Crown Jewel when recovered. Ken refuses the trip to Blue Moon to guard Thunderhead.
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Rob
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Carey Faces Family Turmoil and Camp Plans amid Tension
In a tense ranch scene, Carey defends her plans to join a camp with family conflict erupting over a romance with Kenneth McLaughlin. Her grandmother suspects the relationship, while Mr. Greenway insists Carey must have her freedom. The chapter closes with Thunderhead and his herd panicking as riders approach the ranch.
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Mint Money from Daddy Says Child’s Dream
A short dialogue captures a child Bobbie declaring her future aim to raise mint as money. A visitor asks what she will do when grown, and Bobbie explains that mint is the source of their family income according to her father.
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Bobbie
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