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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1954
Page
3
The article discusses egg as a daily protein and nutrient source with guidance from Iowa State College extension nutritionists. It covers temperature handling from 45 minutes before use to avoid overcooking, warns against high heat, and advises on incorporating eggs into custards sauces and hot mixtures with slow, steady whisking.
Iowa State College researchers report enzyme and hormone aided feed trials in fattening steers to boost beef yield per bushel of corn. Preliminary results on enzymes and diethylstilbestol will be shared at the thirty sixth annual Cattle Feeders Hey Day in Ames.
Iowa State College agronomy and engineering specialists outline two key factors for maximizing bromegrass seed yield. Harvest at the right stage when heads show shattering, and adjust the combine correctly to separate seed from chaff while preserving foliage for hay.
Iowa State College expert E P Sylvester advises recultivating soybeans to control late germinating weeds. Two to three cultivations on dry warm days, switching to a rotary hoe when beans reach 4 to 6 inches, may boost yields by 5 to 10 bushels per acre and prevent cocklebur or sunflower seed carryover that worsens next year’s weed problem. Lamont’s oldest resident Isaac Carlile notes his 97th birthday.
The federal government offers incentives this year for farmers to build new grain storage on farms. Carl Malone of Iowa State College notes 15 cents a bushel reseal payments, 4 percent loans for 80 percent of costs, and tax writeoffs may make storage worthwhile. Consider cash grain sales, livestock feeding, holding grain for price rises, and long-term storage with weather tight bins.
The Flammable Fabrics Act, approved by the 83rd Congress, bans highly flammable textiles from interstate commerce and imports. Effective June 30, the law covers all wearing apparel fabrics and sets enforcement by the Federal Trade Commission with manufacturers rating flammability and applying changes or fire retardants as needed.
A Iowa State College safety expert reports 85 farm accidents in the first four months of 1954 with 18 fatalities. Tractors figure prominently, involved in over half the accidents and 13 deaths, as field work begins and the season progresses toward spring.
Wardle says thousands of Towans operate tractors safely but many crashes follow unsafe use. Between January and May there were 45 tractor accidents with 23 from tipping tractors and 10 cases where prisons were run over by tractors.
A guide to serving main dish salads as quick summer fare using leftovers. Includes dressing recipe and six suggested combinations featuring liver, roast beef, cold cuts, chicken, ham, veal, fish, eggs, olives and more.
A readable fragment lists vegetables and eggs including cheese lettuce radishes hard cooked eggs cucumber sweet pepper and onions indicating a market display or sale category.
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