New Mexico extension news, Volume 29, Number 11

Outlook good for '50 beef; Rural doc still races stork; A&M plans short course; Dean Varney resigns position to join West Virginia staff; As population drops production goes up; Simple cure for hardware ills; 4-H'ers have big week; More dividends for everyone; Economic information for New Mexico farmers and ranchers; Feeding mystery solved about unknown factor; Economists forecast 1950 poultry outlook; USDA establishes monthly price supports for hogs; Storage increases carrot food value; Nutritionist offers Thanksgiving hints on using turkeys; Digestible food determines value of feed concentrate; Chicago trips go to 19 of 34 4-H winners; 34 winners named in record contests; More 4-H winners; Brannan praises 4-H work; REA undertakes new rural program; 1950 4-H calendar announced; Queen title goes to 4-H alumna; Vitamin garden features high quality; Artificial lights boost egg outputThe article "Feeding mystery solved about unknown factor" is rewritten from Feeding Forum, October 1949.Serial 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