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Almond meats and hulls: New and improved uses for larger-sized meats and for hulls subjects of investigations

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W. V. Cruess

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California Agriculture 3(12):6-12.

Published December 01, 1949

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Ten times more almonds are being produced annually in California than in 1915, and imports of shelled almonds from southern Europe have increased greatly since World War II.

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For a report on the use of almond hulls as a feed for dairy cattle and lambs, see “Almond Hulls,” by Robert F. Miller, June, 1949, CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURE.

Almond meats and hulls: New and improved uses for larger-sized meats and for hulls subjects of investigations

W. V. Cruess
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Almond meats and hulls: New and improved uses for larger-sized meats and for hulls subjects of investigations

Share using any of the popular social networks Share by sending an email Print article
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Authors

W. V. Cruess

Publication Information

California Agriculture 3(12):6-12.

Published December 01, 1949

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Ten times more almonds are being produced annually in California than in 1915, and imports of shelled almonds from southern Europe have increased greatly since World War II.

Full text

Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

For a report on the use of almond hulls as a feed for dairy cattle and lambs, see “Almond Hulls,” by Robert F. Miller, June, 1949, CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURE.


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