Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-30
Yeasts for Beasts

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Yeasts for Beasts a..
First U. S. plant to utilize waste
rom pulpwood for the production
II yeast has recently commenced
operations in Wisconsin Results
rom this experimental product may
De important to the animal feed in
iustry, and to suppliers OF other
kinds Of yeasts. as well as Offering
/ partial solution to the serious
problem of stream pollution. Other
pilot plants have been working on
cultured yeast grown for human
food, which it is hoped can be di-
rected toward relieving the food
shortage in many parts of the world.
Enemies Of Bees
Toads, birds, dragonlies, ants,
spiders, yellow jackets, and other
enemies prey on bees and. under
certain conditions, may seriously
damage a colony. The amount OF
injury varies in different locations.
Remedies should be applied accord
ing to the nature of the trouble.
Sometimes, it may be advisable to
move colonies to more favorable
locations.
Cancer Strikes Dogs
Cancer is as much plague Of
dogdom as it Is Of man, but not as
much Is heard about it because
many affected animals are never
brought to the attention of veteri-
narians. Cancer stricken dogs
sometimes show only mild symp-
toms Of illness and may die without
arousing suspicion OF that disease.
Utility Pan
A shallow utility pan can serve
as an uncovered rooster, as cooky
sheet, or as a pan in which to bake
rolls, biscuits, and coffee cakes. A
cake may be baked in utility pan
In long sheet, then cut in hall, and
the halves put together for layer
cake
Corn
Corn, due to its extensive though
comparatively shallow root system,
requires good, deep, well drained
and mellow soil to produce heavy
yields of grain. Thin, eroded and
poorly drained land will not produce
profitable yields of corn.
Newcastle Control
Newcastle disease, though very
costly, has not put poultrymen out
of business. Through vaccination,
which is apparently quite effective,
controlling Newcastle may soon
place this disease in the 'chore list"
along with fowl pox.
Milking Time
Cows are ere atures of habit. Milk
and feed at the same time each day,
with the same man doing the work
as much as possible. Be quiet
around cows and have as little dis
turbance as possible in the barn.
Silica Makes the Grade
Although over half the earth
crust is silica. only in the goth cen
fury have experts learned to select
the best quality to make heat-sav.
ing refractory brick for furnaces.
Cotton Planting
There are four methods of plant
ing cotton in common use: l. Solid
drilled in rows. 2. Hill-dropped in
rows. 8. Check-planted in hills. l.
Solid-drilled and check plowed.
Rail Trips
In 1947, each man, woman and
child in the country. on the average,
made FIVE trips by rail-traveling
in the course of these trips total
distance of 800 miles.
Family Wash
Hanging all the articles in the
family wash straight and by their
strongest parts will make them las1
longer, look better and iron easier
point out home economists.
Hidden Starvation
Many farm animals which appear
to be well-fed are actually victims
Of hidden starvation" due to the
absence of essential vitamins anC
minerals in their feeo.
Homing Pigeon
The longest known flight of hom
ing pigeon, according to the Worlc
Book Encyclopedia, was from Arras
France, to China-over seven thou
sand miles.
u. S. Fire Cost
Average cost of fires for one day
in America-$2,0 900, 00O-could equip
200, 900 jeeps with approved fire ex
tinguishers.
How 'Jeep' Got Name
The 'jeep" got its name from the
initials Of the army's official desig
nation for it: general purpose e. p.J
vehicle.
No. l Fire Causes
About IS common fire hazards are
responsible for most home fires