New Mexico extension news, Volume 25, Number 11

Put down the welcome mat, pardner, the ranchers are heading south--A&M plays host with ranch day; Chairman calls AAA meetings; Mrs. Yoast retires--Real oldtimer calls it a day; Les Boykin is back; The defense rests; Feeding may increase; Any bonds today? This writer will convince you; On the barrel head; Agriculture--On the air; Spread narrows; Torrance entry wins county contest; Crop crowd record--Tobacco heads the list; For more milk, give 'em water; Gary elected prexy; This proves it; Face lifting for war bonds; It's a good argument for pastures; Have a vitamin on Miss Lantz; Eleven 4-H kids win Chicago trip--Lea County leads in trip winners, ten depend on regional results; Set-aside off; RFC gets bulk of surplus duties; School lunches draw customers; Free movies; Iowa? No, this tall corn grew in New Mexico; Parity index high; Pigs is pigs; Livestock--Calendar; Turkey talk--Timely tips too; Home agents go back to school this week; OPA raises hog prices; 'Just you wait, we're getting old enough', 4-H'ers tell rival clubs; No cotton quotas for 1946-47; Farm Bureau to hear Dempsey at Duke; Blame grubs--Not the weatherSerial 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