Table of contents
Bioclimatology - a practical science, Gaylon Ashcroft, E. Arlo Richardson and Lois M. Cox 35
Search is on for new protein-rich seed crops 38
Increased capacity through better distribution on mountain ranges, C. Wayne Cook 39
Contributions to research 42
Alfalfa weevil now found in 41 states 42
Good pastures are possible - even high and dry, Rex F. Nielson 43
Some insects love to eat only weeds 46
Uranium mill wastes as stream pollutants, William F. Sigler 47
Soil scientist, department head dies 49
Influence of sire and ration on differences in gross feed efficiency in dairy cattle, R. C. lamb and M. J . Anderson 50
Dirty air - a peripatetic peril, Lois M. Cox 53
Assistant director retires 57
The unseen face of Utah agriculture - four stories on new methods and sound management 58
Sanpete co-op talks turkey 58
Eggs can be profitable 62
How to take care of a beef 65
Computers serve the dairymen 67
Utah's little known forest industries, Walter H. Johnson 70
Nematodes may aid fight against insects 75
Ultraviolet-treated apple juice has fresh-juice flavor 75
Dairy herd recordkeeping expanding 75
Recommended Citation
(1967)
"Utah Science Vol. 28 No. 2, June 1967,"
Utah Science: Vol. 28:
No.
2, Article 1.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/utscience/vol28/iss2/1
