Safflower poised to expand as wheat plantings decline
An East Africa origin safflower seed gains momentum as a dryland and irrigated crop option. Idaho Power Co funds promotion with Commons crop and Canadian field peas as rotations. Harvest adapts to labor needs, with potential yields of 700 pounds per acre and oil content rising to 38 percent in new varieties.
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East Africa
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Safflower plans and school training program outlined
Gledhill described a program letting senior students split time between school and work in a chosen trade to gain practical experience. He urged employers to arrange placements with unions. School hours run 8 50 to 3 30 with half hour lunch. Fees include 3 annual book rental and 3 student actor purchase at Longmont Station. Commons and family own 32 000 acre ranch with grainery and quarters. Stanley owns a plane to reach civilization. The text mixes education, agriculture, and local industry prospects centered on safflower development and wheat diversification.
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Inquiry details influence on Deering Milliken contract
Senate hearing room testimony shows Col. John A. MacLaughlin and Maj. John F. Gay describing high level intervention for a proposed 20 000 government contract with the Deering Milliken Research Trust Greenwich Conn Waitt allegedly sought influence at the White House and Hunt linked to Vaughan and Waitt in the inquiry
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Deering- Milliken Research Trust
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