New Mexico extension news, Volume 34, Number 9

New Agricultural Act affects wheat, wool; Hay roof makes good stock shade; Don't let rats steal your profit; Lincoln County woolgrower adjusts herd to range; Feature beef for autumn meals; New publications; Now it's foil-lined irrigation ditches; Machine picking can be profitable; Congress changes Pledge of Allegiance; Co-op marketing plan increases egg profits; Beet top silage makes good feed; Grazing habits of old bossy; Self-feeder holds 100 tons of hay; Farm use changes may save dry areas; Here & ThereSerial publication containing information on research and activities conducted at the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, and resources available to state residents through the College