United States. War Food Administration
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The Women's Land Army of the U.S. Crop Corps, 1944

Canning your Victory garden

Wanted! 250 million pounds kitchen fats for war use

Civilian food, '43-'44

A handful of rice

A salute to war working women

The War Food Administration's Achievement "A" award for food processors

Farm labor fact sheet for 1945

Farm machinery and equipment (domestic use)

Pitch in and help!

Information kit

Steps in setting up quality standards for farm products

In your back yard

A War Job in Your Own Home

Is it your secret desire too?
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Twelfth anniversary [of Consumer time]

Meat

A guide to conservation practices for Ohio

1944 cotton loan program

Returns from the use of fertilizer on pasture and hay crops

Agency memorandum no. 3

Statements prepared by agencies and bureaus of the United States Department of Agriculture and the War Food Administration for presentation to the Special Committee of the House Committee on Agriculture on Post-War Farm Programs, at hearings relating to cotton, held on December 4, 1944

Rice

From the desk of Marvin Jones, War Food Administrator

Conference in Caracas

The farmer grades his meat

Our food supply

Table for estimating the butterfat content of cream

War Food Administration Regulation 2, Amdt. 1.

Farming in wartime

Europe's destructive diet

Are you an intelligent buyer?

Cotton research and related work of the Agricultural Research Administration

A visit with a neighbor

Springtime in July

The 1945 National 8-point dairy program

Twelve points in grading dry edible beans

The 1944 food program

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

"When the cupboard is bare ..."

Proposed 1945 support prices on farm products

Suggested guide for the use of county extension agents in studying their work

Making high grade hay

"A canning bee"

War Food Administration Regulation 3.

The facts about home food preservation in 1945

High fences

A hot one!

National wartime food guide

Facts on spinach