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Show South Cache Courier October 24. 1047 Jl.it ; I STATE $acUlTUBB -extension service HOME ECONOMICS; Beuben Hansen Agricultural Agent club boys have Ten county, state and national Contests. Carl Cronquist, Denton and Denzil Coleman, Smith field; and Gaylen and Vern Ashcroft, Hyde Park, have entered in dairying to compete for the trip to the National By County 1 1 H Ben-so- i H Congress Club Milton n; at Chicago. and DelRay Campbell of providence have entered 'the contest; Richard meat animal Heckman, Providence, the garden contest; Ray Thornley, Smith field, poultry; and Ronald Math er, Smithfield, tractor. State winners in the garden contests will poultry and tractor to the National a awarded trip be Club Congress. In poultry the next four best entries will' receive $25 war bonds. The meat animal contest state winner will receive a gold watch as well as be judged in the sectional contest to decide eight winners for the Chicago trip. County .winners in all contests will receive medals. Sponsors of the contests are: Dairy, the four milk plants .of Cache County Morning Milk, Borden, Sego Milk Products Co. and the Cache Valley Dairy Ass ociation. Garden, Allis-Chalme- rs Poultry, Swift and Co, Tractor, seven oil refining companies of which the Utah Oil ReMrg. Co. fining Company is one. Those who receive trips to are eligible to compete national scholarships to state agricultural colleges. in Two Cache County the past have won scholarships at the National Club Congress. They are Fern and Elvetta ZollChicago for $200 inger, Providence. GET RED OF MITES Mites are blood sucking inand live and breed in the cracks and crevices on or near the roosts and nests in poultry houses. Apply a heavy coat of carbolineum or cresol dip to the cracks and crevices on the roosts and dropping boards or on the back wall of the house about a foot above or below the roosts. Crankcase oil and kerosene, equal parts, have also been used, but this makes a dirty mess and does not last very long. Any of the material should be painted on early in the morning so that it will soak in before the hens go to roost at night. sects FALL COLDS Most flocks of pullets will show signs of some cold shortly after they are housed and start to lay. A little extra vitamin A and D 'will help to correct this condition if given early before a real siege of roup sets in. Increase the vitamins A and D tablespoons of fish A) on abgrain per each 100 birds daily. Mix the oil thoroughly with the grain and allow it to set an hour or so before putting It has been shot through the intestines so meat is tainted. It has been improperly bled. Glands located in dark hair patches on the hind legs just below the hocks have not-- - been removed. There has been a delay in cooling, or it has been handled roughly while still warm, causing sourMedicated Poultry ing. Let us hope your venison was brought home in good condition. Mash Is Effective To preserve the meat you will probably can or freeze it, or for Government Trials Show variety, do both. A new meat canning bulletin is available upRemedy Deworms Flock on request at the County ExtenUse of a medicated mash containsion office. ing nicotine - phenothiazine hias Meat taken to frozen fpod proved effective in deworming poullockers should be chilled, aged' try, it was shown in trials cona few days, then cut and wrappducted by the department of agried. Wrapping is especially imporculture. tant. Products which dry out in In the government trials, two storage may be tough and dry kinds of worms (cecal and round) cooked and have an when were checked and kept at a low levflavor and odor. Locker el by using a medicated mash conburn may result freezer and taining nicotine, bentonite (a clay- from poor wrapping and inferior paper. Freezer burn causes the meat to turn greyish brown and lose moisture and juice. See that your meat is wrapped air tight and is moisture proof. Cooking methods for venison n hill farms near the village of Brownsare much the same as for any PLOWING JOB . . . What once were two other meat. Tender cuts, may be ville, Ohio, now appear as an excellent example of contour plowing. Yet the transformation was begun at sun-u- p and completed eight hours later. Task was undertaken by 600 volunteers, mostly agriculture roasted, broiled or 'pan' broiled. students, using 75 trucks and tractors. Some 40,000 farmers attended the unique operation held on the Less tender cuts may be braised farms of John Rodman and George Latham. or cooked in water. All meats are best cooked at low temperatures. Roundworm parasites from If you want to do something small intestines of a chicken. sprinkle of garlic salt and celery special with a roast of venison, like substance) and phendthiazine in salt Pour over bird and simmer marinate overnight in cup vin ordinary poultry mash. Says the for 45 minutes. Fifteen minutes egar, y3 cup water, bay leaves, government report: By Auny R. Kearsley its usually up to you to get it before serving slice an orange salt, pepper. Roast in a moderate, Home Demonstration Agent "Under experimental conditions and brown in same skillet. Serve oven 350 degrees. of salt ready for the table. If you have very, hot garnished with orange pork may be placed Strips the treatment expelled approximateover the top was some It afternoon. The telespecial methods or recipes, slices. of the roast. ly 99 per cent of the two kinds of worms. Under field conditions, the phone rang. A womans tired Id like to hear about them in Venison steaks may be allowed came voice over the wire. How exchange for the ones I now pass Other good accompaniments to stand for an hour feeding of this medicated mash in for wild fowl are cranberry vegetable oil. Then broil olive or to chickens for three consecutive do you remove pin feathers from on to you. a quickly choke-cherbeen Ive or goose? currant sauce or relish, picking at this days, at intervals of three weeks, and serve with a sauce made of Wild fowl is better when marmaintained a low level of parasitism bird since nine oclock this morn inated a jelly. melted fat, dry mustard, lemon day or two in sour milk ing and Im not through yet. In the treated birds. or vinegar and herbs. Marinating Now if its a deer he brought juice and a dash of thick condiFifteen grams of 40 per cent I remembered some hints pass- removes some of the gamey flav- home, lets hope first of all that ment sauce. nicotine sulfate solution were com- ed on to me by Mrs. Lois Smith, or and tenderizes the meat. Be it was properly killed and dressbined with 151 grams of phenothiaour Extension 'clothing special- sure you keep it in a cool place ed. zine and 287 grams of nicotine benist, who is a specialist in some before cooking. Check Cooling System tonite in 44 pounds of ordinary chick other fields, too. Poor quality venison, accordFor marinating use one cup She had sugIn taking care of your car, drain mash." Willto Director Emeritus ing one pouring hot paraffin over vinegar, cup water, one teaThis combination of nicotine, ben- gested the bird, then peeling it off when spoon salt, one teaspoon sugar, iam Peterson, usually is caused and flush to clean out rust and dirt tonite and phenothiazine has been 'it was deposits that would cause overheatcold. With it comes the teaspoon pepper, a few herbs-b- ay by) one of these factors: The anifound effective in research carried Check for loose connections, ing. berun been mal and has hard feathers. If you have enough leaf, marjoram, thyme. Use on by private organizations, and pin hoses, slipping fan belt. leaky comes heated before shooting. wax, an enamel, glass or china bowl there are products on the market even dipping the bird all over Is better. for marinating. of essentially the same composition as that used by the agriculAnother method which Mrs. Another way to lessen the ture department. , Smith also used to remove all the "wild flavor of ducks is to feathers from ducks and place in each duck a small peelis to wrap the bird in clean,geese ed carrot, plunging the fowl into burlap. Dip in hot water then rub boiing water and simmering for the bird with the burlap to re- ten minutes before roasting. move the feathers. " Fricaseed wild fowl is- a favA stiff brush may also be orite dish with some people. Here used to remove pin feathers if is a recipe: Clean fowl. Split into birds flesh is firm. As a last the halves and marinate overnight resort, you may have to go back in vinegar and herbs. The next to a pair of (Tweezers or a sham day remove fowl from liquid, rinse and wipe dry. Put Into pointed knife, JUST SOUTH OF LOGAN hot skillet with fat moderately When the hunter in PHONE LOGAN 49 Brown both 8ides- Mix one bouil(PHONE COELECT) ily brings in a WlId fowl or deer lin cube with cup water j I unde-sireab- le FOUR-TEA- R run-dow- ex-G- .I. Preparing Wild Game For The Table . ry HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR DEAD and USELESS - CO. DY-FuODod- TS - 3 Feed the oil treated grain on top of the mash once each day for a .Week or ten days and then reduce the amount to 1 tablespoon for each 100 birds.. In a week or two the oil treatment may be discontinued. Worlds Greatest Football Youll meet the gride irons star in a thrilling story by one of his former teammates. Read it in the Ameircan Weekly, that great magazine dis rtibuted with next Sundays Los Angeles Examiner. Adv. Player! all-im- Babies Owe Much Now Each baby born in the United States comes into the world owing $1,987 as its share of the national debt during 1947. New Performance Here, we offer fust, Mgh-gra-de repair service at moderate prices. No mat-- r what brake or model of radio yon own, or what Its present condition is, wa make It sing again, tite new. Ton will find it Pys to have ns do your radio work. OF LOGAN 14 W. Center Phone 81T Dim Drawing shows method of instal-- . ling section of vitrified clay pipe for use as storage pit for fruit, eggs, milk and vegetables. Note that bell rests on bricks. Spigot end should protrude above ground two inches so dirt fill will slope away from opening. At bottom is layer of coarse drainage material. Top opening covered with gravel screen or with wood or metal lid. Peterson Tractor Service Your CATEn PILLAR an d JOHN DEERE Dealer TO SEE THE LATEST MODELS OF New Method Devised HIGH QUALITY For Treating Posts A new method of treating fenc posts and freshly sawed green lumber has been originated at the Lake States forest experiment station. This procedure, the dry salting" method, consists of applying a mixture of copper sulphate and sodium dichromate in powder form to the surface of freshly peeled green posts and freshly sawed green lumber. The mixture of these ehemicals dissolves in a humid atmosphere and clings to the surface of moist posts and lumber when' applied as a powder. The method results in deep penetration of the preservative which appears to be firmly fixed in the wood so that it is not readily leached out A definite advantage of this process over any father now available is that treatment can be concentrated at the ground line and top where more protection against decay is needed. Tbe resulting posts have an attractive blue color which is not readily leached out and tests Indicate that the preservative is relatively noncorrosive to staples and wire. Small Amount of Salt Needed by All Pigs After several years of tests, the Missouri experiment station has found that hogs having free access to salt consume an average of only a fraction of an ounce per head daily. However, this small amount of salt caused these hogs to make much faster gains than hogs fed a similar ration without salt. The tests indicated that the best way to feed the salt is free choice in mineral mixture. ILauni(SI MADvnimg JOHN DEERE KILLEFER DISC IIAR ROW and LAUD LEVELED CATERPILLAR SCRAPERS and BULL DOZERS SEE YOU AT PETEESONS LOGAN MOILS Horses, Gows, Sheep and Hogs UTAH oil (400 out one gallon of feeding. 8 - |
