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Vol. 3, Issue 10, 1949October 01, 1949 PDT
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Poultry marketing and pricing: In the Los Angeles area affected by absence of central market and lack of definitions of classes and grades
Poultry marketing and pricing: In the Los Angeles area affected by absence of central market and lack of definitions of classes and grades
K Naden,
Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 10, 1949
Vol. 3, Issue 10, 1949
- Poultry marketing and pricing: In the Los Angeles area affected by absence of central market and lack of definitions of classes and gradesK Naden
- Isotopes in veterinary medicine: Progress in basic atomic energy research suggests similar advances in veterinary medicineL Julian
- Pathogenic fungi: Disease-causing parasitical plants may overcome resistance of host plant developed by genetic meansH Hansen
- Swine brucellosis: Coöperative investigation by state and university indicates feasibility of eradication programH Cameron
- Irrigated pasture usage: Study records show dairymen can improve profits through better use of pastureA ShultisM Miller
- Prepackaged products: Maintenance of high quality important factor in marketng fresh fruits and vegetablesL Claypool
- Investigations on variati: Possibilities for the development of a hybrid carrot with root size uniformity under studyJ WelchE Grimball
- On of carrot root sizes: Studies made of spacing and seed germination to determine possible cause of size variationL MannJ MacGillivray
- Yield of broccoli strains: Investigations on the influence of summer planting dates on yield of four strains of broccoliJ KnottG Hanna
- Swine values: Body types and carcasses studied for development of a better hogP Gaines
- Nitrogen for orange trees: Experiments on the use of urea applied to the foliage as a source of nitrogen now under studyW JonesE Parker
- Crooked toes: Poultry defect may be hereditary nutritional or managemental in typeA Hicks
Naden, K. 1949. “Poultry Marketing and Pricing: In the Los Angeles Area Affected by Absence of Central Market and Lack of Definitions of Classes and Grades.” California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources 3 (10): 2–2.