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Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1938

Page

7

Kansas to Host Four Agricultural Research Labs

Secretary Wallace announced that four research laboratories will be established under the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, with Kansas included in the northern area. The labs will study corn, wheat, and agricultural waste, while other sites explore cotton, sweet potatoes, peanuts, apples, Irish potatoes, vegetables, milk, and alfalfa. The act provides four million dollars annually, to be split among labs, aiming to reduce farm surpluses and boost profits through higher yields and lower costs. Livestock shows like the American Royal are noted for improving herd quality and profitability in the Great Plains.

Wallace Kansas County Farm Bureau

Look Ahead in FAP Marketing and Hog Market Trends

The report notes an added 841.00 in mool clip and its share of state farm income. It urges livestock unit development in balanced farming and cites shows like the American Royal as patterns for Kansas breeders. Hog prices have declined, signaling heavy fall shipments and an early winter low possible.

Central States

Clothes From Milk Move Toward Practical Use

The dairy research notes a process to make textile fibers from milk casein similar to rayon, aiming for commercial development. Seeding mixtures for permanent pastures yield higher, longer grazing and better forage balance than single species. Field selecting sorghum heads before frost improves seed germination and reduces smut. Younger cattle offer lower winter feeding costs and longer favorable market timing. Mr and Mrs Thornton Doctor and daughters visited Belleville and Ella Nichols.

Ecasein Bureau of Dairy Industry

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