Christmas Cookie Recipes from Jewel Town State College
Jewel Town State College extension nutritionist Miss Graham offers three holiday cookie recipes. Raisin Drop Cookies yield about four dozen 2 inch cookies from a flour sugar and egg batter baked at 375 F for 10 to 15 minutes. Snowberry Cookies mix flour soda salt shortening milk nuts cherries and coconut then bake 375 F for 10 to 15 minutes, yielding about four dozen 2 inch cookies. Spritz Cookies use enriched flour eggs shortening and a light mix, baked 375 F about 15 minutes, making roughly six dozen 2 inch cookies.
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Jewel
Town State College
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Keep Doors and Windows Closed in Laying House
Iowa State College poultry expert warns against opening doors and windows in the laying house to keep litter dry through winter. He explains that ventilation rises with indoor outdoor temperature differences, cooling warm air and causing damp conditions. Maintain about 60 degrees and use insulated houses with adjustable vents to regulate temperature.
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W. B. Whitfield
Iowa State College
Quick Company Meals You Can Prepare Fast
Jewel Graham Iowa State College extension nutritionist offers tips for sudden guests. Broiled canned meat with bacon slices brown sugar or maple glaze, pineapple or apple toppings, and ham with sweet pickle juice. Veggies get color with pimento, mushroom sauce, and mixed greens. Bright salads use apple and grapefruit wedges with fruit French dressing. Quick upside down cake serves as dessert. Ready mix bread with garlic or celery butter enhances rolls or muffins.
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Jewel Graham
Iowa State College Extension
Litter options and depths for poultry housing
Whitfield weighs litter types for poultry, favoring chopped straw or corn cobs for moisture control. He notes chopped litter dries slower and air circulation helps moisture removal. Recommend a minimum six inch litter depth with additions if moisture or matting appears to keep birds scratching and litter dry.
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Whitfield
Holiday Steamed Pudding Recipe What Goes In
Christmas steamed pudding guide with a rich mixture of nutmeg cinnamon tomato soup and figs. Instructions include mixing shorting sugar eggs dry ingredients and soup then steaming in a mold or cans for about two hours and a cold oven bake option at 300 F for two hours.
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Corn is Goldmine For Iowa Farmers
Iowa farmers reap lasting wealth from fields says the Iowa Development Commission. Last year each farm earned about 12 000 dollars, nearly double the national average of 6 463 dollars in 1963 per U S Department of Agriculture. Cash receipts from grain crops topped 260 million dollars through August, with 261 633 000 dollars in crops this year for the same period.
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Iowa Development Commission
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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