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Vol. 2, Issue 1, 1948January 01, 1948 PDT
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Anemia: In baby pigs can be prevented
Anemia: In baby pigs can be prevented
H Heitman,
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 1948
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 1948
- Booms, depressions, and the farmer: If causes are understood, steps can be taken to lessen severityS Ciriacy-Wantrup
- Lemons budded: On grapefruit or sweet orange rootstocks superior to self-rooted EurekasF Halma
- Milk goats: Improvement through a breeding programW Regan
- Turkeys: Recent research in breeding, use of lights, handling of hatching eggs, and in feedingV Asmundson
- Concepts of health: Broadened by new knowledge of nutrition and disease-causing factorsG Hart
- Eight new forage plants: Developed for California rangesR Love
- Housing transient labor: Farmers may find it expedient to increase their housing facilities for seasonal workersL Newbauer
- California's brucellosis vaccination law: Enacted as a public health measure, now in forceW MaderiousC Haring
- Nitrogen fertilizer: Usually beneficial to soils of CaliforniaE Proebsting
- Aster leaf miner: Chlordane and benzene hexachloride promising as control insecticidesR JeffersonR Pence
- Anemia: In baby pigs can be preventedH Heitman
- Red scale in citrus: Control affected by grove location and pest's post-treatment build-upR DicksonD Lindgren
Heitman, H. 1948. “Anemia: In Baby Pigs Can Be Prevented.” California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources 2 (1): 12–12.