Agricultural Extension Service News, Volume 2, 1942 May 06 [Use of Grass Stops Molasses Shortage Worry]

Name: Agricultural Extension Service News, Volume 2, 1942 May 06 [Use of Grass Stops Molasses Shortage Worry]
Creator: Anderson, Calvert
Keywords: 2. Zero hunger, Home Economics -- Washington (State), 330, Agriculture -- Washington (State), 630

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Agricultural Extension Service News, Volume 2, 1942 May 06 [Use of Grass Stops Molasses Shortage Worry]

Homemakers Briefs

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report 06 May 1942 United States English Publisher:State College of Washington. Extension Service.

Authors: Anderson, Calvert;

doi: 10.7273/000000836

Agricultural Extension Service News, Volume 2, 1942 May 06 [Use of Grass Stops Molasses Shortage Worry]

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Topics include use of grass, feeding grain, critical soil, garden contest, Stevens County, farm safety, tomato wilt, homemakers briefs

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Washington State University
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Home Economics -- Washington (State), 330, Agriculture -- Washington (State), 630

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