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OBS—Form 8(Nov. 29, 1954)

............................................. AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT, FEDERAL-GRANT PROJECTS, 19.52....(Three copies 1'0 be given to the OES examiner)

2. DEPARTMENTS AND .COOPERATING AGENCIES:Wt: er eeiml lam.' we Matty

3. PERSONNEL:ERW 4‘53. “*1! W318 yum 3. ii. fiumfip Fe}: ’31“

4 PROGRESS OF RESEARCH HIGHLIGHfING PRINCIPAL ACCOMP ISHMENTS ORTHE YEAR (Confidential information should be so marked):

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5. USEFULNESS OF FINDINGS (when results may justifiably be expressed in terms of. publicbenefits):

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6. WORK PLANNED FOR NEXT YEAR:

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7. PUBLICATIONS ISSUED OR MANUSCRIPTS PREPARED DURING THE YEAR:

8. Prepared by ...... ‘ ...........WWW.....e136.............. ,..... Approved.................if. 1?. 1mm, Jr.Date.......................W."3;?......19.5.7..................................Date............

(Direct’orj

' OES—Form 8(Nov. 29, 1954)

m W11“ AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.................................................................................................

ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT, FEDERAL-GRANT PROJECTS, 191%...(Three copies TO be given To The OES examiner)

1: PROJECT: (Fund, number, and title). mu, EWH sti‘r ;'my” $33“ SWMsu-fim B13?" WW5 WK?“is 'XE 1 7‘: sm.

2 DEPARTMENTS AND COOPERATING AGENCIES:mm: sf Asians}. mm:WBm

3; PERSONNEL:fa Ht WE, Virginia 3. ”rt, fit 3. $1“; m gs #- 1W, ‘3': I

4 PROGRESS OF RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTING PRINCIPAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS OETHE YEAR (Confidential information should be so marked):

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5. USEFULNESS OF FINDINGS (when results may justifiably be expressed in terms of publicbenefits):

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8. Prepared by.....; a“ .imwé............................ ,....Approved............. (Director).Date................................................................................................. Date.....................

OES—Form 8(June 6, 1950)

“Sn—4;:— ‘3 AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT, FEDERAL-GRANT PROJECTS, ”fl,—_—__a(Three copies to be nt theOES examiner_ 3:24 L Exam

2. DEPARTMENTS AND COOPERATING AGENCIES 331331 33313133 513 3131::3313333111 13331333 3f 331331 WSW 1.," , L ’ I .

3. PERSONNEL. F. 3. SW, 31331313 3. W, S. 1. SW, S. L. 13333 31315; 53 $1“.

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, 133 31133313 31‘ 1333333133 3333133333 13 3 313133133133333! 3133133231313 1133 333 3133 wt 13 3332131131133 113 1333 3113 S 1133 y33 337311333133.

5. APPLICATION OF FINDINGS (expressed in terms of measurable public benefits if andwhen justified):

(S) 3133 13 333 1133111331133 31 33m 3! 133 333% 1313113313 33333 33333311333.

(‘3) 13.3 stLWt: 3331 33313 13 33 3 1133113313 33331113331£33133 3333331333 13333333131

6. WORK PLANNED FOR NEXT YEAR:13311333 31133313 13 3313331 333 mSwtrSSS 113 3333331 3:33th 31133113341

by 133 33-3 Sf 333 3333113 33331331 1333333313 13:33 3313 3333 321313333 13 1333331.


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8. Prepared by _ Approved (Director).Date Date

DES—Form 8(June 6, 1950)

the em "3:3___________ I“ “5‘ AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT, FEDERAL-GRANT PROJECTS, I133--.' (Three copies to be given to the DES examiner)

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8- Prepared by fi-g;—mg§'“““““““““ Approved (Director).Date Date

OES-L—Form 8(June 6, 1950).

ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT, FEDERAL-GRANT PROJECTS, I9fl---(Three copies to be given to the DES examiner)

1. PROJECT: (Fund number, and title): WM 3133 333W 311M333a} WW3:3113 31 1 :m3313313 13

2. DEPARTMENTS AND COOPERATING AGENCIES: 131ml 3311-111“ «3 W117WWW W133. 31’ $31.11 1333337 3331M; Wmm 3131131133

3. PERSONNEL: r. 3. 31331313 3.13%, 3. 1. w,3.31. W andG. E: *1”

4. NATURE OF RESEARCH AND PRINCIPAL RESULTS OF THE YEAR (Confidential in-formation should be so marked):

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7. PUBLICATIONS ISSUED OR- MANUSCRIPTS PREPARED DURING THE YEAR:

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8- Prepared by Approved (Director).Date Date

OES—Form 8(June 6, 1950)

m , AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT, FEDERAL-GRANT PROJECTS, 19%.--.(Three copies To be given To the DES examiner)

1. PROJECT (Fund, number, and title):

iiEh hiE9£1fifia 3h ham 72. DEPARTMQITSAND COOPERATING AGENCIESmmwW' "

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4. NATURE OF RESEARCH AND PRINCIPAL RESULTS OF THE YEAR (Confidential in-formation should beso marked):



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/ .r’“V , (2/ 5;:Date )4/‘4’ g 9 ”I! V V Date

DES—Form 8(June 6, 1950)

AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT, FEDERAL-GRANT PROJECTS, 19-51--(Three copies to be given to the OES examiner)

1. PROJECT: (Fund, number, and t1t1e) 3 ‘

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5. fie $1”.4. NATURE OF RESEARCH AND PRINCIPAL RESULTS OF THE YEAR (Confidential in-

formation should be so marked): M“mMmmeé M «him in: hh.mint. themes mimtim m thet mam eihh heh dilete mm.withW metihefl: e11 ef the email-meet me heath shimlemfirm fat-nth“ -

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7. PUBLICATIONS ISSUED 0R MANUSCRIPTS PREPARED DURING THE YEAR:

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8. Prepared by flQ/MW

Date 6""? ' A? 1”; J7 Date

Approved(Directo'r).

ANNUAL REPORT

For December 1, 1949 to N¢Vember 30, 1950Department of finimal Industry

Animal Nutrition Section

Project fio.: Purnell - P16 - A15Title: Riboflavin Content of Soybeans and CowpeasPersonnel: F. W; Sherwood, Virginia Weldon, M. L. Speck, H. L. Lucas

and.G.EL fiiseDairy manufacturing 3ection of Eepartment of Animal IndustryCooperation:and Institute of Statistics

GROfiTH STIMULANT(S) ASSOCIATED WITH RIBOFLAVIN IN SOYBEANS

Progress is being made but there are no definite conclusions

as yet and there is nothing of popular interest to report.

,1.

311w. REPORT, OOIDLETED OR REVISED PROJECTS

Agricultural Experiment Station

Project title. number. and fund: Wm teeteet hf hostesses (mi emceePW13- hie-iii

Departments and cooperating agencies: WIWMM mafia;

Major Personnel: 1. e. shortest, J. h. MW. 3‘. e. WeenDate begun: W, this Date revised/oomph ”MM-519102 3% M13. 19139If discontinued without completion state reasons:

Estimated total cost by funds (salaries and maintenance):-Pmo11, M.“.33

The problem (briefly restate its nature. impertance. and economic sigiificance):The primate ehjeetive ten 33 eetwine the ethefleeie eeeteet e! mm

varieties of whome the emcee in trier to use” their imam“ weowe of: this vitamin. At. the ties that the senseet m some? hath thesheme ate the eat We may: hee- «a mehoistieeiyw. Itmeetmmfieithereeeiehe essiieetetm newof when newWham er thet miiflsatien eight he esteem. thethis teem,eeteee oi“ hath netheie in minutiae ts times White: was '-

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this pregnant is totes Weed to White the Wetter: eh iientitiwentitle hi“ the mom, youth titanium.

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'Three copies to be sent to the Office of Experiment Stations.

fieNORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

PROJECT OUTLINE

Project No. .....................DateSubmittedApprovedRevised 9”

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32 ProjectNo./?./.4--A-‘-I"{'" ‘

6. Probable Duration of Project: M E .

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Name Department Relation to Project

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9. Coaperation: mm at EfiWa. Interdepartmental

b. Other Agencies

10. Financial Support:

a. Proposed Budget1m . . . . to .W[$9. . .

ITEMSALLOCATION OF FUNDS

Bankheada _Jones Parnell Adams State

1. Salaries

2. Labor

3. Travel

4. Equipment &Supplies

5. All »»

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. Proposed Future Budgets:

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Salaries TotalExpenditures EstimatedIncome

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11. General Remarks:

A. 5 Project No,.fl/. 4 /£ 9.19

SIGNATURES OF APPROVAL

1. Approval of Project Leaders

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3. Approval of Committee on Experiment Station Projects

Date ...............................................................................Chairman of Committee .w

4. Approval of Director . , lDate. l \ngl 3'0............... . . . . 6(W""".'ni1le'ct'dr; 'N'o'rfli Carolina Agricult 'r i """""""Experiment Station ‘

5. Approval of U. S. D. A. l

5.

7.

ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT, FEDERAL-GRANT PROJECTS, 19kg.(Three copies to be given to the OES examiner)

PROJECT: (Fund, number, and title):

AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

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mm as Scamm fake new. PS3 mm a;m . . ,

BENEFITS realized by farmers or the public through application of findings,stated in dollars, bushels, or other values, where possible:

WORK KLANNED FOR NEXT YEAR:

PUBLICATIONS ISSUED GR MANUSCRIPTS PREPARED DURIHG THE YEAR:

APPROVED: fa)mProject Leader.

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Director.

NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONPROJECT OUTLINE

SubmittedApproved ....................Revised ......................

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6. Probable Duration of Project: M We

7. Date of Initiation: 3m; 3.; 1%

8. Personnel:

Name Department Relation to Projecta: i. w I i3* a.$5?! inMa. m,,far 33 MaMa Era:

9. Cooperation:

a. Interdepartmental

b. Other Agencies

4 Project No. ”M15

10. Financial Support:

a. Proposed Budget 333173.; 1% 31113“ 1‘? 35%

ALLOCATION OF FUNDSItems Bankhead-Jones Purnell (Adams State Other Total

1. Salariesa?“ §'%yh?',,'wia:§.l3.3. mumhe. an!RX. menStatesman};$fifiim

m7, 4 12. Labor m _

3. Travel

4. Equipment & r E ‘mSupplies

5. All Other 1

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b. PropOsed Future Budgets:

Total Estimated , l'Year Salaries Expenditures Income

11. General Remarks:

5 Project No. .....................

SIGNATURES OF APPROVAL

1. Approval of Project Leaders

Dateféta’. .V). .50!)......wwm..............................................

EsChairman of Committee

Director, North Carolina AgriculturalExperiment Station

5. Approval of U. S. D. A.‘5 £54“4 @1943

Date ........................

' ‘ if,“ "1 ’2'. ANNUAL PROGRESS mama, FEDERALnGRAET PROJECTS, 1943 3A c, 4;

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HORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL EXPERHMENT STATION

PROJECT TITLE, NUMBER, AND FUND: Content of vitamins A, B, and G aomplex in prinnipalvariaties of soybeans and aawPaas grown in the State.Pumall P-Ifi—Aifi a

DEPARTMENTS AND COOPERATING AGENCIES: Animal Husbandry.

PEBSQEKEL: F;W. Sherweod and J. O. Halverson

mmm Am: mama: 0F WORK norm VTHIS’YEAR: Complated m1 avamatad statistically fiburfictcriéi rat experiments, 393. 13 to 16 inelusive, on a rat grawth method for the assayef‘riboflavin in soybeans and cdwpeas‘

Exparxmant 16 tested the influence of various levels cf the vifamin Encomplex on thegain (grwwth) 0f rats at three levels of riboflavin intake. (See attached sheet for details).riu‘

MAJOR RESULTS: (eonfiéential information shoulfl be so markad): The rathar large amauntsef cawpeas or seybeans, upwards of 1 gram_ Far rat daily t0 be tested, may alter materiallythe grthh responsa unlass the limits cf taleranaa in the baaal ratian of protein, 011,minerals, vitamin B, and the mambers of the champlex, have baen datermined. The ”Saturatianlevwl” of the abave aubstanees has been determined. It is unneaassary ta supply cholinaer nicetinic acid to the rats in these Short time experimants; neither sofiium.fluaridanoraeyper sulphata are neGESsary'in thfl mineral mixtura.

‘ luenca of sax of the rags when total gains are kapt‘belaw 50 grams in four wvekais negligibla. Effect af the Vanflarhilt and Wister straina of rats has been ascertainad.The formsr is much more variablé in grcwfih reagense 36 that three times as many rats armrequired to give the same dagree of precisian as the Wister strain. (309 attaehed sheetfor details.) .

PRACTICAL APPLIGATIGNS OF RESULTS OR PUBLIC BENEFITS:

A fundamental rat grswth.mmthad has been formulatad‘wfith a basal ratian whiah givesprepartional§§;grawth'with various multiple charges of riboflavin. Th3 mefihod is rea¢yto be used far this detorminatian of riboflavin in cawpeas wfiiah are extensivelyeaten in this stata: also for riboflmvtn in soyheans which are suppcsed to be a goedsource of tha Bucamplex.

This agsav methdd.will alga dheck up the ahamieal mflthads in use.

PUBLICATEQNS ISSUED OR MANUSCRIPTS PREPARED DURING THE YEAR:

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Hepartmanta and aooparating aganaiesx Animal HfitritianParaennels F. %. Sharwmad an& J, a. HalvarsanaBate Raviseé: Earmh 26; 1942.

Th3 prablem (briafly rastata ita nafiura, impwrtanat; and flannemic aignificanflm):Thdklaboratary has faund soybeans ta be an exaallent aauraa 6f vitamin B

Gamplaxw ‘The aantaat af ribaflavin in tha Bmfiamplax of aoybaana gné cewyeaa is

mat knwwn axcept in_a fan inst&neaa.A bialagiaal asaay mathod has bean establishad by 16 faetianal grcwth

experiments with yuang rata ufiiah rfisponda ta known afiéed amaunta of ribaflavmnwhen.added to the baaal ratian.

Baa fie the paauliar fiiffiaulty uf detarminiag thia raafiily deatruetiblevitamin fihfi methad must b3 adapted to aach aubatanaa to be teatad. fiancatha abava mark an a reliable rat &ssay method wag éana.

Th3 rea3ana far the abova ufirk are alaarly get forth by Dr. Sharwfiod 1athe fallawing briaf statua a? the preblem in tflia chastie field.

Bafarg unflartaking a survey 9f the ribaflavin acutent cf goybaans andcaupaaa it wag naeasaary ta axamina tbs aasay method eritieally.

Ghamioal mathcaa have the &fivant&ga cf baing mart quiekly performedand 1983 expensive than biolagieal methods, but they are mueh laaa-exact.Ribcflavia ia vary diffiault ta extrfiet quantitatively fram natural predustaand it is eafiily deeampeaed eanssquantly the detaila af a quanfiitativa methmdfar ribaflavin hava to be worked uni fur aaah praduat Vhiflh is ta ha teatefi,aad even than thay are mama tea aatiafactory. Ha flush methed hag ba&n daviaeéfar soybeans and aarpaaa. It is hapafi t5 study and aavalap a method which «an

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flavin aasay 13 an autgrcwfih af am aarliar aha daaigned to teat fer vitamifl a. I

bafcre it wafi known that vitamin e 13 a ammplax er a numbar af faatars. Theraw

fara it was neaessary ta ambient tbs methad ta a aritiaal atudy frem twa angle».

Filmt, m mm which, mi hem men, af tha 1mm members of the vitamin B

aamplfix it is neaaasary ta ad& to the basal ratian in arfiar £hat tha.meth9fi 1

ahall maasure rihwflavin anly and not be samplieataa by tha laak of game athar ‘

uasantial, Th3 saeond iine of apprnaah was ta study the affaat 9f ‘changing

the balanae ef fat, pretein, earbohyfirate, minerals ané roughaga in the ration

by the adéition af amybeans 0r aawpaas and haw‘ta carreet few the affeats af

suah alterationa in the balanca. .

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whale 3am probab%§ he cumplated thia camifig fiummer.

Th9 aawymafi ané soybeana mfiaaurad quantitativaly far vitamin A did ant

cantain appreciable amounts. Both, hcwevar, provad t0 he Excailent saurees 9f

vitamin B1.

Tbs vitafiin.1 and El aantent 9f the ewwyaaa and soybaana are of importanae

ia.praotical nutritiwa bean fer people and for animala. Ceupaas are used in tha-

diat anfl the aoybaang are fafi ta farm animala. '

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3:113: Ens aflkritive valua of aawpoas n?flg~.~‘

t V08! (1) Te find if thare is I difference in the valuea at the proteinsin tbs dry maturc anode of aavera1_varintins a! nawpaaa.

1(2) Tb aampare the gnal11y a: cnwpIna‘ pretcin with that at «35111.(3) To sauna-tam the extant of mom on tho quality at the protein

in acupaam(1.) 1o determine if new pnotoin is deficimt in cystitis.

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Geoporutive Grnup tn tarmmlate an Ixtnnmiva prejant on thn nutriants in I masks?a! vuriutiea of carpeas. moat, it not I11, at the cooperntors I111 antarmins totalGrads pratein in these varieties bn1 IQ!) it any, I111 attempt to aharactarise tbsqpality at 1h: pratoina. A knauledge of tha difference in tha b1elagieal valuI atthI pratain far difturcnt vuriaties (1: anyIx1ats) would be appliod immudiatnky

9-: 1h: bettsr var1I1iaI fnr ufifl an a fund, and 11 will ht at grmathalp 16 1hIginnt hrIadIr in his attempts ta praduee superiar varietitt. Far thIII .rIaIaaI, it Iaams highly aoairable that this Station, with its facilitiII, wader-take this impartant phase a: the larger project, especially since, in all prab~ability} n1 athtr Itntién I111 attempt 10 an 11.

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flarriton (A) ItatII that cattlI and IhIIp digsst 82 par aunt nf the total eradIprotIin in sauna: anal,and.PrInoh (3) has fauna that sheep d1gcs1 81 per «Ink andpigI 33.6 an «can of thI araac prntein a: the anId at In uprighz variafiy at IoaupIII firflfifi in Atr1ea.

ThIII mare er less canrlicting results emphasises the nacoasity for aorI é$$ailfidknauloage eanaqrning'the nutritivc propertiefi at sawpea proteins.

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A. Hufiritin «mm at cowpea protsins {Subprojwt A).B. ihm tract alqmsnt canzunt af ocupaas ESubpruJeetB).G. The niaain eantant a: mature aoupoan “Subprajaat 6).

The imgartance of canyons an a $3891: reoa in tha sauth has led tha Samthnurn fiaaparativo Swamp to farmnlata an satanniva projaet an thu nutricmta in anumhlr of variotias at eawpeas. was ingorfiant literature, varifitios ta ha stardied, mnthed a! planting, maturities, harvesta and rigid data be h. cbta&nedara pruacntaa in the avoruall projeut. 80mg of fihe nutrients ta be studiad bythg ethar statianfi innind¢ amoerbic aeid, aarotaae, thiamina, ribarlavin, sugar‘and starah, pratain, fat, and ixun.

The Earth Carelina Stating, innamnnh a3 it is not in a poaition ta ecoparafiuin the harticultural phaaua, prnpasos fin umphasige these atudias whieh the otharstatians are net for the mamant preparad to undertake.’ This should survc tarauné eat the informatian attained and prcva valuable 1a tha breeding phasesultimatily eantemplatsd.

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(2) 1b camparm the qpality a: aawpaa yrotein.w1th that of casein.(3) T6 anaertain the offset at soaking an the quality of the pro-

, tain in «cwpaas. , .(A) fa datarmine fir oowpea protein is defiai$flt in ayatxnn.

mmwmht film:Hawk, if nut all, at the aaoparating a$atians will determine tatnl arudt

prutain in thugs variatiaa but few, if any,.will attempt to eharasterize‘thaqnality of the Frateins. A knawledgg of the difference in the pialoginal vain:of tha protdin {or diffarent varietios (if any cxista) cauld be appliad immnwdiately in riaammsnfiing the better Varieties far fine as a fond, cad it will haat grunt help ta the plaat brepéar in his attempts ta pradnaa superior vario-ties. Fer thsae reuaana, it seams highLy desirable that this statien, witkits fieilitien, undartake this impartant phase at the largar prajeet, Ospgainlly

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Praviaus uxpariance has shmun 1111 rats ean make gacd but mat 1111131suing whnn £11 0.3 gram aasa1n da11y under the eanditians prmpasad abwvag ,‘1hararbro, the canain central rats w111 be fed this amagnt. finless the aatnamtof tbs first axperimant dictafiea otherwiae, 0.2, 0.6, and 1.9 gram.prata1n tramGaah varie1y of coupea will be tad daily.

Sinoe Gar facilitisa will not parmit all 21 varietiea ts be comparaé atthe same time, the 191k will be broken down 1519 five parts or experiments.IIn each exparimsnt a h x h balanced lattice design.will be used to camparc thunhaak variaty and the casain.with fan? or the teat varieties.

similar beahniqus will be used tardotimmina the effact of caéking and ataddsd uystine (Objaetivas 3 aha 1). Th; dieta in this experiment will be thriclavslw nf raw and thrwe 11 eoakad earpana, wash with 111 wlthaut addod sttimn,11213 lavals a: aaaain and any 61 111911 9111 aysbine. The sneak var1a1y ataawpea will be used first and as many at the stunts as time permits will be'run with especial attention being paid 19 such variatigs as may prove 16 bemarkedly intarior 9r guperior 1n the camparativgteats.

Ex1ra Early Blaakaye has been 1911atively selected as the aheek variahy,1&1 fihin, as wall as aha test varieties, is 1113631 ta approval by the SauthsrnOoeperative Group.

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