United States. Department of Agriculture. Office of Information
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School lunch recipes use surplus farm crops

Homemade jams and jellies

Report on drouth and other natural disasters

New insecticides to be tested reach record breaking numbers

Radioactive tags show how plant growth regulators act

Facts about beef

Half turkeys a good buy this year

Rural resource development

National Farm Program data, 1932-1940

Strawberries with sugar

A summary of agricultural progress 1933-1940

Agriculture Department's crop reports promote fair trade in farm products

National Farm Program data, 1932-1940

Rural areas development at work

Milk and other dairy products, June 1955

Quality dairy products--manufactured under USDA's grading and quality control service

Food for peace

Summary of discussions with Extension and AAA representatives on coordination of informational work in the wind erosion area

Market news by wireless

County agricultural centers in New York State

Energy-saving kitchen-workroom

High grade cotton

Fact sheet on food

National farm program data, 1932-1940

The border patrol on the altert for carriers of foot-and-mouth disease

The place of trees in America's agricultural soil bank program

New tactics against Jap beetle

Food for fitness

'PM' reduces farm repairs

3-way chemical advance against insect pests

Proving ground for weapons against fire ant

The label tells the story

Searching for the unknown-- about insects

Grasshopper control plans based on results of surveys

Pork and beans

Consolidation of arts and graphics, and news-type photography work

Pittsburgh steps up fresh fruit and vegetable inspections

Albert J. Loveland, Under Secretary of Agriculture

Fighting the fever tick

How to get information from the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture

Candy fortified for better nutrition

6th annual inventory of available USDA popular publications, 1963 for use of the State and County Extension Offices in ordering USDA publications

Achieving a balanced agriculture

3 leaves mean poison ivy

Your United States Department of Agriculture

How the dual grading system for beef is applied to cattle and beef carcasses

Chestnut returns to American scene in blight resistant varieties

After a hundred years

Don't feed stored grain pests

Livestock auction market