High Moisture In Wheat Means Poor Quality
W. W. Hamilton reports widespread sick wheat in 1949 eastern U S millers advised against buying Ohio wheat as many samples failed to meet export quality. High moisture in stored wheat harms protein and baking quality and raises mold and insect risks. combine moisture during harvest is a major factor. Farmers and elevators must improve harvesting timing and bin storage with proper ventilation and drying methods.
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W. W. Hamilton
United States
Ohio
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Fertilizing Pasture Boosts Beef Output Across Farms
W. M. Beeson of Purdue University cites four benefits of pasture fertilization per the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee. Higher quality forage, protein increases from 50 to 100 percent, greater carrying capacity, and faster weight gains reduce per steer cost. Tests at the Miller Purdue farm show 200 extra pounds per acre with 300 pounds of 0-20-0 and 200 pounds of ammonium nitrate.
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Middle West
Beeson
Miller-Purdue
Your Kitchen Masterpiece Meaty Turnovers and More Dishes
Collection of recipe ideas and preparation steps for meat turnovers deviled eggs lamb grill liver onion spread bacon green beans supper pancakes pineapple ham loaf and appetizer balls. Each item offers a method, ingredients and simple cooking notes for quick family meals.
Tests of Soil Show Growing Need for Lime in Ohio
A study of 56,848 soil samples from western Ohio shows rising lime needs. E P Reed reports 73 percent of samples from 31 counties in 1944 45 required lime, up from 56 percent in 1943. Annual lime usage rose from 33 426 tons in 1944 45 to 505 063 tons in 1948 49, suggesting the original lime supply is waning.
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Ohio
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
E. P. Reed
Extension Agronomist
Western
Reed
Dairy Day Held at Ohio Station in Wooster August 11
The Dairy Day event at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster is set for Friday August 11. Aimed at dairy industry progress, the program features lectures and exhibits by station staff, a dairy judging contest for 4 H and FFA youths, and talks by Dr T S Sutton. Speakers and local farmers discuss soil acidity, alfalfa and clovers, pasture quality, soil testing growth and wartime price influences on farming practices.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
C. P. Monroe
Department of Dairy Industry
FFA
T. S. Sutton
Department of Agricul
Ting
Reed
Production and Marketing Administration
Orchard Day set for August 17 at Wooster Ohio
The 28th annual Orchard Day will be August 17 at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster with Director L L Rummell addressing the rural Biochemistry on Ohio dairy cattle feeding deficiencies. Dr Arthur C Dahlberg of Cornell will speak on Milk Ordinances I Have Met, tours and exhibits follow.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
L. L. Rummell
Ohio
Ohio Dairyman’s Association
Arthur C. Dahlberg
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
W. W. Aldrich
American Fruit Growers Inc
Roanoke
Virginia
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Aldrich
Ohio State Horticultural Society
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