Table of contents
Refocusing research to better serve Utah- editorial, Wynne Thorne 99
Translating agriculture into food 100
New shapes for turkey, Carroll Draper 101
Alfalfa insects research gets new dimensions 103
Modern treatments retard spoilage of fruit and produce, D. K. Salunkhe, M. T. Wu, and S. Jadhav 104
Natural hybridization among the pinyon pines, Ronald M. Lanner 109
Blood will tell, Clive W. Arave and T. A. Gillette 111
Genetic improvement of dairy cattle, R. C. lamb 113
Rural development: its dimensions and focus, Stan L. Albrecht 115
Research notes about stress 120
Pigs help answer questions about human nutrition, Deloy G. Hendricks and Arthur W. Mahoney 121
Springs frosts and fruit trees- a perennial dilemma, David R. Walker and Schuyler D. Seeley 123
Some sweet cherries resistant to western x-disease, Bryce N. Wadley 125
land-use zoning a necessity? Yesl Panacea? No!, B. Delworth Gardner 127
Ag notes 129, 131
Penstemons for Utah gardens, Leonard H. Pollard and Alvin R. Hamson 130
Recommended Citation
(1972)
"Utah Science Vol. 33 No. 4, December 1972,"
Utah Science: Vol. 33:
No.
4, Article 1.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/utscience/vol33/iss4/1
