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Show Farm Magazine Tells of Recent Developments In Utah Agriculture barley and a slight increase in hay crops besides other recommendations. recommenda-tions. "It is recognized that the most potent factor in obtaining increases in food production during the war emergency is a favorable price relationship. re-lationship. A relatively favorable ( price relationship between essential essen-tial foods must be established and maintained if a balanced production produc-tion program is to result," Dr. Thomas said. Another feature of the publication publica-tion was a tribute to the late Dr. W. W. Henderson who served at the USAC for more than 21 years. Other articles in the December issue were on the alfafla seed production pro-duction problem, fruit pollination, weeds that may become noxious, new range cattle experiment, is there a better way to eradicate , noxious weeds, research lnvestiga- Dealing with phases of recent agricultural developments, the Farm and Home Science, published quarterly quar-terly by the Utah Agricultural experiment ex-periment station, was released for distribution Thursday by Mrs. Gladys Harrison, station editor. Featured in the publication was a discussion of agricultural production produc-tion in Utah for 1945 by Dr. W. Preston Thomas, head of the U. S. A. C. department of agricultural economics, and chairman of the state committee on agricultural production goals. Results of a study of Utah's food and fiber production pro-duction for 1945 made by representatives repre-sentatives of USAC and the U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics cooperating with various federal agencies were listed. The committee recommended an increase in acreage devoted to pro-I pro-I duction of fresh vegetables to meet j demands of the local market and . of onions and celery to be shipped to.distf.t markets, increased acres of vi ' uble seed wherever pro- di)ct'c. is favorable, a slight re-1 re-1 . a of dry beans crop, little in potato acreage, and in-... in-... ' " 1 in vegete ble production, ir, tions sponsored by special state appropriation, safflower, a possible ; economical oil-seed crop for Utah . and value of vaccination in control . of Bang's disease. . The quarterly is distributed to . j farm homes and organizations j l ! . ou..out the state. |
