Idaho potato production forecast revised for 1949
Idaho potato production is forecast at 32,200,000 bushels as of September 1, with August growing conditions producing generally good yields. Early-dying reports are rising in some areas, frost-affected fields reduce east district prospects, and national figures show US production at about 363,061,000 bushels, down from 1948.
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University of Idaho: From Territorial Start to State Landmark
The University of Idaho began as a territorial venture in 1889 and opened in Moscow in 1892 after Idaho became a state. By 1947-48 it enrolled 3,814 students with campuses and labs across multiple sites, funded by the state, federal funds, and investments, and recognized as Idaho’s largest land‑grant institution with extensive extension offices.
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Wyoming visitors discuss farming and rail rates
From Preston Idaho Attorney Ben Johnson and J R Meek, pioneer flockmaster, visit Kemmerer. Johnson, president of the Idaho Agricultural Council, notes efforts securing freight rate cuts and a company rate petition withdrawal. They plan to return for lambs once a decision is reached.
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Peach Canning Tips From University Extension Expert
Miss Mildred Haberly of the University of Idaho advises hot packing to increase peach yield per jar and speed processing. Peaches go into boiling sugar syrup, heated through but not cooked, then sealed in sterilized quart jars and processed in a water bath at least 20 minutes.
Social Security Bill Would Double Federal Costs
The Idaho state chamber of commerce reports H. R. S. 6000 would practically double the social security burden on an already overtaxed population. It warns the bill shifts public assistance to the federal government and could invite abuse. The measure extends benefits widely and raises taxes yearly from 3 percent in 1950 to 6 percent in 1970, with employers paying half.
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Atlantic blue crab eggs reach up to 1.75 million
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes the Atlantic blue crab can carry as many as 1,750,000 eggs at a single time, highlighting its high reproductive capacity.
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