Feed Situation Shows Increase for Kern County Grains
Kern County grain growers were informed that national supplies of the four principal feeds corn oats barley and grain sorghums are larger per animal unit than last year and the biggest in 20 years. Prices of feed grains and concentrates except oats are expected to stay high in the 1945-46 feeding period. Feeding rates may remain elevated for several months, though perhaps not as high as last year. Hay supply for the coming winter is among the largest on record.
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Kern County
E.W. Martin
Agricultural Extension Service
El Salvadore Emerges as Indigo Producer
El Salvadore is highlighted as a principal producer of indigo in the region, underscoring its role alongside other major exporters. The article notes its prominence in the global textile supply chain and hints at growing demand for natural dyes.
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el Salvadore
Best Dressed Woman Cash Receipts From Milk Sales Hit 221 Million
California farmers earned over 221 million dollars in 1944 from milk and cream sales. The figure reflects cash receipts tied to dairy production and indicates strong demand for dairy products during the year.
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California
Agriculture's Postwar Objectives Outlined in Secretary Memo
The postwar farm program should ensure abundant food at fair prices, higher production efficiency, complete conservation of soil water forests, and expanded free trade. The plan relies on a productive industrial economy supporting 55 to 60 million jobs.
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Kern County
M. A. Lindsay
Agricultural Extension Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
United States
Gifts From The Kitchen For Christmas Cheer
A vintage guide explains homemade gifts for all ages be it fruit cake cookies or nuts and candy. It includes a fruit cake recipe using dried fruits and candied fruit, plus cookie and fudge ideas, plus making attractive gift containers.
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California
Reenlisting Prospects Highlight Army Benefits
The speaker outlines benefits of a 3 year reenlistment in the Army. Mustering-out pay continues, $50 yearly reenlistment bonus per year served, full family allowances, GI Bill eligibility, and provision of food, clothing, quarters, medical and dental care. 200 trades available, potential retirement after 30 years with increasing half pay, and active service time counting toward retirement.
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