Books by United States. Agricultural Marketing Administration
Total count: 65
Suggested outline for specifications for purchasing processed fruits and vegetables1941-01-01
Manuscripts for outside publication and speechesUnited States of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Administration1941-01-01
G.C.P. purchasesvolume and price range1942-01-01
Quality requirements for American Cheddar cheese of the grades of U.S. no. 1 and U.S. no. 2Aas set forth in Announcement FSC 758 of the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation for the purchase of natural American Cheddar cheese of these grades1942-01-01
Organization of the government of the U.S.S.R.1942-01-01
Cotton ginners' part in producing more and better linters for defense1942-01-01
Guide for income bases of issuance in the Western, Midwestern, and Northwestern Regions1942-01-01
Outline of points to be observed by resident dried egg samplers in making a record covering the candling, breaking, and drying operations and the handling of the product in egg drying plants1942-01-01
On the home front with AMA food programsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Administration1942-01-01
The manufacturing quality of irrigated cotton1942-01-01
Preparation of manuscripts for mimeographing and multigraphing1942-01-01
How will the Agricultural Marketing Administration help with the 1943 war food program?Prepared for Iowa county agricultural war boards1942-01-01
Fifteen ways to use onions1942-01-01
The chemical analyses of liquid eggs(frozen eggs, yolks or whites)1942-01-01
Policy & procedure1942-01-01
Obstacles to trade in fruits and vegetables1942-01-01
Proposed standards for Wisconsin tobaccoTypes 54 and 55 (Revised March 3, 1942)Revised.United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Administration1942-01-01
Receipts of milk and cream at the Philadelphia market, 1939-40 ...1942-01-01
Instructions of the Administrator of the Agricultural Marketing Administration governing the disposal of diseased poultry carcasses and parts thereof under the regulations governing the inspection and certification of dressed poultry for external condition and of dressed poultry and edible products thereof, for condition and wholesomeness promulgated by the Secretary of Agriculture, August 17, 1937, and amended November 21, 1938 and July 6, 19391942-01-01
Dramette script "Food is a weapon"1942-01-01
Export packaging specifications1942-01-01
Printed publications issued by the Agricultural Marketing Administration1942-01-01
Requirements for the packaging of butter and eggs under certificates of quality and/or grade labels1942-01-01
The chemical analyses of dried eggs1942-01-01
Recipes from the Bureau of Home EconomicsAmerican Cheddar cheese1942-01-01
Notice of public hearings pertaining to rules and regulations under the Packers and Stockyards Act1942-01-01
War-time organization of food industry groups1942-01-01
Tobacco in a changing world1942-01-01
Possible effects of the 1942 goals for oil seeds on cottonseed oil mills1942-01-01
Suggestions for preparing copy for multilithing1942-01-01
Meat cutting and pricing methods1942-01-01
Telegraph code for use between bona fide spot cotton markets and offices of the Agricultural Marketing Administration1942-01-01
Wartime job of gin workers is to perfect ginning1942-01-01
Index of AMA studies1942-01-01
Transportation and city marketing problems1942-01-01
School milk program building a stronger America!1942-01-01
Memorandum of agreement between Agricultural Marketing Administration ... and Washington State Department of Agriculture[on Federal-State inspection of fresh fruits and vegetables, effective Nov. 1, 19421942-01-01
Palatability of beef affected by grade and degree of maturity1942-01-01
United States standards for lentilsUnited States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Administration1942-01-01
Questions and answers, domestic cabbage diversion and bulk sauerkraut purchase program1942-01-01
How the Agricultural Marketing Administration purchases food for war purposes and for price support1942-01-01
U. S. standards for beets with short-trimmed tops (effective May 13, 1942)United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Administration1942-01-01
Federal seed law administration1942-01-01
Ginning long staple American upland cottonU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Administration, Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering and Bureau of Plant Industry1942-01-01
A method for determination of particles of brown to black seed coat and scorched and discolored peanut tissue in peanut butter(Issued September 1, 1942)1942-01-01
Buying food for war needs1942-01-01
Report of Regional Administrators' Conference, August 25-28, 1942(For administrative use only)1942-01-01
More milk for more childrenAgricultural Marketing Administration, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1942-01-01
Notes on the Bishop Farm1942-01-01
Do grades of cotton reflect cellulose deterioration?A study of the 1937 crop1942-01-01
Preparation of manuscripts for printing1942-01-01
Federal Seed Act requirements for labeling agricultural seeds and vegetable seeds and suggested forms of labels1942-01-01
Our war program1942-01-01
Agricultural Marketing Administration Northeast Region directory1942-01-01
AMA Pacific news roundupU.S. Agricultural Marketing Administration, Pacific Region, Marketing Reports Division1942-01-01
Promulgation of regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture governing cotton fiber and spinning tests under the Act of April 7, 1941(promulgated November 2, 1942)1942-01-01
Texas' part in wartime food distribution1942-01-01
Statement on the wartime hog production goal ; why it is needed and how it is being supported1942-01-01
U.S. specifications for the classification of damaged or repaired packages of fresh fruits and vegetables effective April 20, 19421942-01-01
Summary of legislative authority under which AMA operates1942-01-01
Movements of butter and eggs into retail channels at Chicago1942-01-01
Regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture governing cotton classification and market news services for organized groups of producers under the Act of April 13, 19371943-01-01