Potato growers in Iowa who have seen scab cut the quality and marketable yields of their potato crop year after year, can prevent serious scab infection by treating potato soil with sulfur. This especially applies to commercial potato production in northern Iowa. Home growers may find the sulfur treatment useful, too.

Iowa farm families can plan on another good year in 1951- and for the next couple of years as well. Both cash and net farm income will be up-especially for efficient producers.

If the Midwest is to hold its present position in egg production, we'll have to give attention to marketing practices as well as to maintaining production per hen.

The author's wife, Sigrid, finds broccoli a good vegetable for freezing. But you'll need to spray broccoli with DDT after each harvest to prevent cabbage looper infestation of the next crop of sprouts.