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88th Annual Report of the Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station

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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Agricultural Research Division of IANR at DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln. It has been accepted for inclusion in Agricultural Research Division News & Annual Reports by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln. 21J~~ ~ 88' ANNUAL REPORT THE NEBRASKA AGR EXPERIMENT STATION

JULY 1, 1973 TO JUNE 30, 1974

The Agricultural Experiment Station University of Nebraska-Lincoln Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources H. W_ Ottoson, Director Contents

Foreword .3 Administration and Staff ...... 3 Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station Research Projects ..... 13 Experiment Station Publications .. 24 Publications of the Staff ...... 61 Report of Income and Expenditures 70 Issued May 1975, 1500

FOREWORD

The ~it' Annual Report of the Nebraska Agricultaral Experiment §tation contains a list of all active projects during July 1, 1971 to June 30, 191jf: a list of Station publications, staff members, and a financial report. Information derived from the various research projects is published in bulletins, circulars, scientific and trade journals, in the Nebraska Farm Ranch and Home Quarterly and as mimeographed departmental reports. Station bulletins, circulars and the Quarterlv may be obtained free from any county agricultural agent or by writing to the Director of the Experiment Station, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Lincoln, Nebraska 68503. Reprints of most journal articles may be obtained by writing directly to the authors.

Howard W. Ottoson, Director Agricultural Experirrent Station

ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF

The Regents of the University MIS. J. G. !;liigtt, Seettsl>luff- Robe('t :e. s. """"b~S; -:IS ~&Hshl,,-..cc. Kermit R. Hansen, Omaha Robert R. Koefoot, Grand Island James H. Moylan, Omaha Robert J. Prokop, Omaha Robert Raun, Minden Edward Schwartzkopf, Lincoln Kermit Wagner, Schuyler

3 Durward B. Varner, President of the University of Nebraska ) . (I James H. Zumberge. Chancellor of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln ""l. Francis L. Schmehl, Ph.D., Research Administrator

~\::J( The Station Officers ~uane Acker, Ph.D., Vice Chancelior, IANR Howard W. Ottoson, Ph.D., Director Robert W. Kleis, Ph.D., Associate Director Warren W. Sahs, Ph.D., Assistant Director and Supervisor, University Field Laboratory Leslie F. Sheffield. Ph.D., Assistant Director and Coordinator, Irrigation Development Program Patricia J. Sailor, Ph.D., Assistant Director and Associate Dean, College of Home Economics !J 5 RiO e\G.~k ' Ph.D J .(' f'>" '"'n . 1- THE TECHNICAL STAFF \'rc e~r-T'''''.'' ~S,,":!

Agronomy

D. G. Hanway 1,2,3 Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of Department A. R. Aandahl 2 Ph.D., Professor-Soil Survey W. A. ,'It,,deIJ6A 1 M.S., IIISb CClm =elOp Plseh:18tisA O. C. Burnside 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Weed Science Leon Chesnin 1,2 h.D., Associate Professor-Soil Chemistry M. D. Clegg , Ph.D., Associate Pro essor-Sorghum Physiology W. A. Compton 1 ,2 Ph.D.~ Professor-Corn Breeding and Genetics E. C. Conard 1,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Pasture Management ~. rd I,;).. A. F. Dreier 2,3 M.S., Professor-Crop Variety Evaluation . F\J). "'''-£-S_ p~ J. D. Eastin 1.2 Ph.D., Professor-Sorghum Physiology :7 f\s= f..-o. , L. F. Elliott' Ph.D., Associate Professor 01 Microbiology So, I t:er'l,II"\:j A. D. Flowerday 1 ,2 Ph.D., Professor Crop Production -):1'. R. (:" is .:>,S'p",t C. O. Gardner 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Statistics, Genetics f>I$+ ho\' :-S.: 'I , .:.:::s:::P H. J. Gorz 2,5 Ph.D., Professor-Forage Genetics l'f'qt N;bl0 o~ . J. M. Hart 2 M.S .• Instructor Soils -?>L~,I-\.tIe.\:: ?J"j F. A. Haskins 1.2 Ph.D., Professor-Biochemical Genetics f:I""~ "I'of..-W<,

. -,- \ . 1,.;),.3.--" _Pro+e'5o( Q e','" {. ,,- .1 j <: :I:r",,, ,. O"'~'t, t'h~-Animal Science Ii ,,~,. ""'~ 0 .vei>r,r~", .... r

William T. Ahlschwede Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Swine Breeding Martin A. Alexander 1,2,3 M.S., Professor-Sheep Production (Emeritus) Vincent H. Arthaud 1,2 M.S., Associate Professor-Beef Production Marvell. Baker 1,2 M.S., D.Sc., Professor-Beef Breeding (Emeritus) Cecil T. Blunn 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Breeding & Genetics (Emeritus) Robert Britton 2 Ph.D., Assistant Professor- Biochemist P. J. Cunningham 1,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Swine Breeding Gordon E. Dickers0t)J.1,2,5 Ph.D., Professor-Breeding & Genetics Ted H. Doane 1 ,2,~ Ph.D., Associate Professor-Sheep Production Franklin E. Eldridge 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Dairy Breeding

5 Earl F. Ellington 1,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Beef Physiology Stanley Farlin 1,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Beef w-,UiC." p, ~(~ Paul Q. Guyer 2,3 Ph.D., Professor Beef Nutrition :::::> ft..S. ~-\r- Philip L. Kelly 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Dairy (Emeritus) R~"'" .,cue'" '\{,,:\t,~ Terry J. Klopfenstein 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Ruminant Nutrition Larry L. Larson 1,2 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Dairy Physiology Roger Mandipo 1,2,3 Ph.D., Professor-Meats B. D. Moser ,2 Ph.D. Assistant Professor-Swine Nutrition Merlyn K. Nielsen, 1,2 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Beef Breeding Foster G. Dwen 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Dairy Nutrition ""\ ('''''ei ., \look<>\> ~ ill,S, Ernest R. Peo Jr. 1,2 Ph.D" Professor-Swine Nutrition -7 ReSttl"'h. flss,\ - R~.. Andrew B. Schultze 1,2 Ph,D" Associate Professor-Dairy Physiology (Emeritus)~k~' John K. Ward 1,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Beef Nutrition Duane R. Zimmerman ',2 Ph.D., Professor-Swine Physiology

laboratory of Agricultural

R. L. Borchers 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Nutritional Biochemistry J. L. Daly 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Plant Intermediary Richard Dam 1,2 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Nutritional Biochemistry R. M. Hill',2 Ph.D., ~oc'late+Professor-Prote'ln Biochemistry R. V. Klucas 1,2 Ph.D .. i:fs\~J-professor- Fixation H. W. Knoche 1,2 Ph.D., Professor and Head of Laboratory- Biochemistry R. L Ogden 2 B,S., Assistant Professor-Alfalfa Processing F. W. Wagner 2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Enzymes

Economics (Agricultural) "3" Glen 1, Vollmar 1,2,3 Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of Department Dale Anderson 1,2 Ph.D., Associate professorB~:ri!lketing . 1 2 . eSC'4N:e. MaUrice Baker ' Ph.D., ASWciate Professor Economics Larry Bitney 2,3 Ph.D., Professor-Farm Management A. W. Epp 2 Ph,D., Professor-Far~ Mana!l.:ment Loyd Fischer 1,2 Ph.D., Professor~oonomics Paul Gessaman 2,3 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Rural Resource Development Ronald Hanson 1,2 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Farm Management and Agricul- tural Finance James Hassler 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Marketing and Price Analysis GlerfHelmers 1,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Production Economics P. A. Henderson 2,3 P Professor-Farm Mana ement SQ(.'4; R. D. Johnson ' M.S., Professor-Farm Management James Kendrick 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Marketing William La~rone 2,5 M.S., Associate Professor-Production Eoonomics Paul Lytle ,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Marketing John Muehlbeier 2,5 Professor-Land Economics Duane Olsen 2,3 Ph.D' Associate Professor-Rural Resource Development Michael S. Turner 1,2, 3 Ph.D., Professor-Marketing Allen C. Wellman 2,3 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Marketing

Agricultural Communications ~. \,:--. R. J. Graham 1,2,3 B.A., Professor-Extension Editor and Chairman of Department Thomas B. Bare 2,3 M.S., Assistant Professor-Television J. P. Holman 1,2,3 M.S., Professor-Experiment Station Editor Janet Poley 1,2,3 M.S., Assistant Professor-Home Economics Radio and Television Grant I. Johnson 2,3 B.A., Assistant Professor-Press James Randall 2,3 M.S., Assistant Professor-Radio

Education (Agricultural) \). ~. J. T. Horner ',2 Ed.D., Professor and Chairman of Department R. D. Dillon 1,2,3 Ed.D., Professor-Program Planning, Advanced Studies and I n-service Education R. L. Douglass ',2 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Methods of I nstruction and I n-service Education

Education and Family Resources Gwendolyn Newkirk ',2,3 Ed.D., Professor and Chairman of Department SteueR ARaFilchgk 1,2 M S; O.ssistafll Professol Quality Housillg EIiVilOlllllelll for's'" IAeo",e Fenlilies Hai!!BI G,ai" 1 2 PI:! 0 • Atti§tallt P.ofe3l0. OeoeiopliletiL of Teaching Sk:ills rJ (-M. J\RR IrviAe 1,2 M.S., 1,llt. uetal Beoelopillefil Of Teaclliiig Skills Shirley Kreutz 1,2 Ed.D., Associate Professor-Development of Teaching Skills Florence Walker 1,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Home Management Family Economics do ~Iad Ph,D, Engineering (Agricultural) B.~~ ~~, f\~ . W. E. Splinter 1,2,3 Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of Department ~-\erO\oflis L. L. Bashford 1,2 Ph D Assistant Professor Food Engineering ~ O. E. Cross 1,2,4 Ph.D., Associate Professor Farmstead Engineering J. A. DeShazer 1,2 Ph.D .• Associate Professor-Livestock Facilities

7 P. E. Fischbach 2,3 M.S., Professor-Irrigation Engineering C. B. Gilbertson 2,5 M.S., Assistant Professor-Livestock Waste Management o.K . . ::c. Le.\i. \{' "'ei<.·ol... ~ . . K. L. Von ~argen ' Ph.u., Associate Professor-Systems Engmeerlng

H'. D'. Wittmuss (iph .D., Associate Professor-Natural Resources

Entomology

E. A. Dickason 1,2,3 Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of Department H. J. Ball 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Insect Physiology J. H. Bell 2,5 B.S., Assistant Professor-Plant Pest Control T. J. Helms 1,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-I nsect Morphology and Pathology R. E. Hill 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Insect Ecology (Crop Pests) S. D. Kindler 2,5 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Forage Crops Insects G. R. Manglitz 2,5 Ph.D., Professor-Forage Insect Investigations Z. B. Mayo, JI, 2 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Corn I nsects 3Jhsee-\-S J So·, I K. P. Pruess 1,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Biology and Ecology of Crop Insects R. E. Roselle 2,3 M.S., Professor- Economic Entomology Robert Staples 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Insect Transmission of Plant Pathogens

Food and Nutrition

Hazel M. Fox 1,2,3 Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of Department Constance Kies 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Nutrition J:" _ d co _ ,"'~ . ..1 .. 12 . .roO J\ ~t;O''''''E7- I' l-.I,..r...a.~e",~ Mane Knlckrehm ' Ph.D., Professor IR€trt'lvgnal rcd,lillil!ttratIQR Gary Miller 1,2 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Food ~ Sci ""C.e, \=re.dr--' c. c.C\\",,=So I'';>''f'h.ll~ i'\S8+ -\=>M - F'ood ~~\ t:.{Ic.e.. Food Science and Technology r R. G. Arnold 1,2,3 Ph.D., Professor and Chairman ~\-' H. M. Barnhart, Jr. 1,2 M.S., Instructor-Food Technologist

8 L. B. Bullerman 1,2 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Food Microbiology T. A. Evans 1,2,3 M.S., Associate Professor-Food Marketing Specialist T. E. Hartung 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Food Quality and Composition R. B. Maxcy 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Food Microbiology L. D. Satterlee 1,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Food Chemistry K. M. Shahani 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Food Chemistry f) :l,:, Ir\j.~::;-::':gl \ 2 ~~I~~~~Ir.;a~1 £;i;~~:1Y~~~;=.~:- t=:ore~+e, o w. T. Bagl,,{1,2 M.S., Associate Professor-Fores~R,A, \4"",\ ,~ ,;,.-">;n. t=: } ..8. L. Blad flIi.B., '.""'Mam Ii'rgfB6561 61ifiiatolc::IysZJ r- \ \ C\. .r..'\ n" r .1 12 . ""t.i't~"'\ ~ \VI"LI T"Df("$l'E D. P. eo,,,. Ph.D., P,ofe."" +16,,,",,"ltOl' r:i1 . ~ ..E. d.l<'\C;. \ '-S-t ClJd t1o~ \C an Development a;;- ~ 9c.:U~ i2.....JJ't . C. Woodward 1,2,3 Ph.D9~r~fessor-Loneliness-and Chairman of De:::p;;art=------1 ment Ruby Gingles 1,2 M.S., Professor-Middle Age and Aging Violet Kalyan-Masih 1,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Cognitive Development (Piagetl Jacqueline Voss 1,2 Ed.D., Associate Professor-Parent Child Relationships Lois Schwab 1,2 Ed.D., Associate Professor-Rehabilitation of Handicapped Women

Library 0 _'f:-. W. R. Collings, B.S., BLS, Head, Agriculture Campus Library A. Mcintosh, A.B., M.S.L.S., Agriculture Campus Librarian L. Wilcox, B.A., M.A.L.S., Agriculture Campus Librarian A. L. Smith, A.B., B.S.L.S., Agriculture Campus Librarian

9 Plant Pathology M. G. Boosalis 1,2,3 Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of Department E. M. Ball 2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Virus Diseases M. K. Brakke 2,5 Ph.D., Professor-Virus Diseases B. d. Sale 2 pl:t.9., P03tdoclO, al Fellow Baeterial Cirea59S D L CepliA 2 Ph.S., Postdoctoial Fell6h 8aetelial EJiseases L. D. Dunkle 2 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Microbial Physiology W. G. langenbe~ 2,5 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Virus Diseases Glenn Peterson ,5 Ph.D., Professor-Tree Diseases J. W. Riffle 2,5 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Tree Diseases M. b. ael=!tl5te, 1 2 Ph.D., P, Uressoi Bacte. ial Diseases J. R. Steadman 2 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Epidemiology of Vegetable Diseases J. L. Van Etten 1,2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Microbial Physiology A. K. Vidave~,2 Ph.D., Assi~tAnt 'i0fessor-Bacterial Diseases L C. Lane 2 Ph.D., ~~1edM;!j-p 'lile., Virus Diseases K. W. Nickerson 2 Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow-Fungal Physiology A. W. Nickerson 2 Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow-Bacterial Diseases

Poultry and Wildlife Sciences {). f:-. G. W. Fronin~ 1,2,3 Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of Department R. M. Case 1, Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Wildlife Management D. H. Free 1,2 B.S., Assistant Professor-Poultry Improvement E. W. Gleaves 2,3 Ph.D., Professor-Poultry Nutrition F. Ben Mather 1,2 Ph.D .. Associate Professor-Poultry Physiology T. W. Sullivan 1,2,3 Ph.D., Professor-Poultry Nutrition

Statistics W. M. Schutz 1,2 Ph.D .. Professor and Head of Department R. F. Mumm 1,2 Ph.D .. ;'jiil!!lsr.. Professor-Statistical Consultant A. M. Parkhurst 1,2 M.S., Instructor-Statistical Consultant . ~

~ Textiles, Clothing and Design ~~ A~ey Newton 1,2,3 Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of Department ~cia Sailor 1,2 Ph.D., Professor-Clothing Awareness and Perception ;II a!s:~ SCIS bggse1 2 n ..8 ,; 9 '.._ DES... ,~ "Sd";CicxliT'I es bob r filS- _~n k:<~\\f\.'·"'l'h.O., i\..~ t>,,,,,-IC. D . r :;'1 ~bS Veterinj!Q' Science :::. ... \ \ ~ ". ~ ¥' 4CC( "

10 \ {IWe\ R .. §>ky.:\\::Il?F ~b I> ~ .s .. f\-"S+ ~·\-N.,f1·" r - .:5T' \-'- ~ '-'-', n.e.. Etc b<:1 Fe Ql\c'c:s 3) ~\·'jl e,\:?;;Y" t:e.:Se. +4>0..£, bF:;\aai eiU

D. L. Ferguson 1,2 Ph.D., 0 le Professor-Parasitolo . j4. ,loS) 3 li\.:S . ) O. D. Grace ' M.S., D.V.M., Professor-Diagnostic LaboratorY.---7 /DB ~ ~~ . Pf'o~ L. D. McGill 2 D.V.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Diagnostic Laboratory ~ 8;di,\ C. A. Mebus 1,2 D.V.M., Ph.D., Professor-Pathology K. C. Olson 2 B.S., Instructor-SPF Swine L. C. Payne 1,2 D.V.M."Ph.D., Professor-Physiology 2 ~~~ . M. B. Rhodes M.S., 0 IlJ HSflt Professor-Enzymology of Parasites T. E. Socha 2 B.S., M.S., Instructor-SPF Field Ccordinator E. L. Stair 1,2 Ph.D., D.V.M., O&&eeiste Professor-Respiratory Diseases A. Torres-Medina 2 D.V.M., M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Virology N. R. Underdahl 2 B.S., M.S., Professor-Swine Diseases ;;>,3~ Regional Stations . ~~. "'\' / <'~ ~ ' Russell S. Moomaw 2,3 M.S., A~l',:3 ;>~, f:> m.st t\·c~'

Leo E. Lucas 2,3 Ph.D., Professor and Director of Station W. Neal Baxter 2,3 M.S., Associate Professor and Associate Director John B.. Campbell 2,3 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Entomology Donald C. Clanton 2,. Ph.D., Professor-Animal Science (Beef) D. Murray Danielson 2 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Animal Science (Swine)j}.re« Philip H. Grabouski 2 M.S., Assistant Professor AgF9ABFf1, (Ot:ltstate Te3tiRg)~c;","S Clair M. Hibbs 2 D.V.M., Ph.D., Professor-Veterinary Science James T. Nichols 2,3 Ph.D., Professor-Agronomy (Range Management! Paul T. Nordquist 2 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Agronomy (Sorghum Breeding!

Qarpd E Smika 2,5 Ph 0 i A"ssiate PI6fcssOI Agl8A8FR'I (Seils) Bert R. Somerhalder 2,3 M.S., alii elate Prof~ssor-Agr.ieultural Engineering \):;..c:-re\.l '" Gai I A. Wicks 2,3 M.S., Associate Professor-Agronomy (Weed Science! 'i'f" \'>r>\'-I''? Panhandle Station, Scottsbluff CC/--'1{/ J. L. Weihing 2,3 Ph.D .. Professor and District Director Ass'~ L. W. Andersen 2,3 Ph.D., Associate Professor and.J\ssistaAt District Director o po- 1 2 ~~S"'- ~ ph·. ~<"~ F. N. Anderson ' M.S., .....i.t.nt Professor-Agronomy ~d\" ....) £"",~,,, ~. A. Daigger 2,3 M S Pmfe<5or Agronomy ? ~ .-:>. _ \'6 C. R. Fenster 2,3 B.S., Professor-Agronomy D. W. Fonken 2,3 . Assistant Professor-Agricultural Engineering "3 A. F. Hagen ,3 M.S., Assistant Professor Entomology ;?.J.e.11",5 (T'i.S E. D. Kerr 2,3 Ph..D., ~;tfAt Professor-Agronomy ASSf ~h.f - A'a A<;;,Sc ~I/Nin\& LA. Nelson 1,2 Ph.D., ~~t Professor-Agronomy D. S. Nuland 2,3 M.S., Assistant Professor-Horticulture and Forestry R. E. J. Retzlaff 2,3 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Agricultural Economics .--- 3$ I. G. Rush 2,3 Ph.D .. Assistant Professor-Animal Science .~ e~ s '~~r;;:F I. L. ;j ::;..> sst, 4"i e...' J. L. Stubbendieck ' Ph.D., Assistant Professor Agronomy I ~ J. W. Webster 2 M.S., Assistant Professor-Agronomy and Administrative Assistant ,...\ I A. lo~',,,s .:>. Ph· D, I'I-'>Si- P,,,,- - i\~ (l1

Charles L. Stonecipher 2,3 Ph.D., Professor and Superintendent of Station Gary N. Dornhoff 2,3 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Agronomy B. L Doupnik 2,3 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Plant Pathology Kenneth D. Frank 2,3 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Agronomy H. Robert Muttiner 2,3 B.S., Associate Professor-Agricultural Engineering Leroy L. Peters 2,3 Ph.D., Associate Pr9!ess9f-Entomology F,e.3 ?h.D, f\ss+ ~- t»~\Of\~ U.S. Meat Animal Research Center, Clay Center (j K. E. Gregory 2,5 Ph.D., Kansas-Nebraska Area Director /USMARC Director J E eQr::IQ 2.5 PIs.B., Reseal eli E .. g; .. eel '" '\::,..e,SL-,rv ~I rp h..~ D. R. Campion 2,5 Ph.D., Research Chemist G,. S ""l~ reI". C.eNi R. K. Christenson 2 Ph.D., Research Physiologist Rese

D. D. L~nstra 2,5 Pb D Research Physiologist p. R, \\lo·He. ':>- flJ.S j 1(ex", R. L Prior 2,5 Ph.D., Research Chemist =:> G:, e-l>e.:\-. kr.::rf B. D. Schanbacher 2,5 Ph.D., Research Physiologist .;) G. M. Smith 2,5 Ph.D., Research Geneticist ") R,p., Sc.O++ J:l{l ~,.D Re'RClrc.h. (p 8f\.et 12 t01.<.+~~ \\"",",:;+ H. S. Teague 2,5 Ph.D., Animal Soi ••ti,! -I" F • ,. t 2 5 .. ~ ;- . V iii PI:l D , Reseal ell t'3eiieliCiSt

NEBRASKA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION RESEARCH PROJECTS

Research projects are listed by departments. An asterisk (*) indicates that the project was discontinued in fiscal 197'/r1971.s '+ Administration

'-001 General administration of federal grant funds research. Ii! E Fm'ik _H. W. Ottoson '-004 Regional Research Coordination, North Central Region. H. W. \l Ottoson \ \\~ e.. '""T'.1~_~L,,;\;'~) o.P ~ *'" o.h.cJ ~ l1w ~-I ~~v"'"1:> Agronomy ~. f'f\.\\~~CY\, R.H-.s-+odd\-I.~ ,. 12-001 Corn breeding and genetics. W. A. Compto~. 12·002 Improvement and evaluation of oats and barley. J. W. Schmidt. 12·005 Developing and applying principles of alfalfa improvement. W. R. Kehr. 12·006 Cultural, ecological and physiological studies with various agronomic crops. A. D. Flowerday 12·007 Systems of weed control. O. C. Burnside. 12-008 Improvement of forage grasses by breeding. L. C. Newell. 12·009 Sorghum breeding and genetics. W. M. Ross. 12·011 Soil mineral, chemical and physical properties as related to genesis, classification, and mapping. D. T. Lewis. 12·012 Breeding and genetics of soybeans. J. H. Williams. 2-O2 Soil management investigations toward improving the productivity )\(. . of irrigated soils. R. A. Olson. ~*" ~.. .•.. . wi: Col z a: Ed F. A. Iloslti liS. Cytogenetic studies on wheat. R. M. Morris.

Eeelegieal, l'I"IoE!3lo1elegical, di€iiilcal alid iiUbiliollol eloiaFl!;f89 eeet.. t ring in G::ea1: PlaiFl9 !;fri£fcs b d. Pcll y. 12·046 Market and nutritional quality of cereal crops. P. J. Mattern, V. A. Johnson and J. W. Schmidt. 12·049 Quantitative genetic investigations. C. O. Gardner. 1 2 ~S~ ~ Ph' v ..;,e<"~ F. N. Anderson ' M.S., fmi'tont Professor-Agronomy t::dY'''') .. ~~' !-. A. Daigger 2,3 M S professor Agronomy ? ~.'3". _ ~ C. R. Fenster 2,3 B.S., Professor-Agronomy D. W. Fonken 2,3 M $ .. Assistant Professor-Agricultural Engineering ~ A. F. Hagen 2,3 M.S., Assistant Professor-Entomology "---:>:;.(:./1,.'5 (T'i.: 23 D A-SSoC' 'ASS'f rho{: - {:\ca E. D. K err • Ph.. ., A'SslstaAt Professor-Agronomy n 1 2 A<;scc ~VNJJ\d L. A. Nelson ' Ph.D., ~aFlt Professor-Agronomy D. S. Nuland 2,3 M.S., Assistant Professor-Horticulture and Forestry R. E. J. Retzlaff 2,3 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Agricultural Economics P ?2$: I. G. Rush 2,3 Ph 0, ~ssistant Professor-Animal Science :::> -e~S::~i~rate;: J. L. Stubbendieck ' Ph.D., Assistant Professor Agronomy I ~ J. W. Webster 2 M.S., Assistant Professor-Agronomy and Administrative .. Assistant r J I A.l.u~·,"S ::> Ph· D, \\sS"t- Y"V1"" ) \'I~ flH"'et>{'D "'g~ R. G. w', Is"" ~.~ P k. j). I\..si- 1'.. 0-1' - f\'2,''''''''''''el" ' South Central Statlon,Clay Center

Charles L. Stonecipher 2,3 Ph.D., Professor and Superintendent of Station Gary N. Dornhoff 2,3 Ph.D., Assistant Professor-Agronomy B. L. Doupnik 2,3 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Plant Pathology Kenneth D. Frank 2,3 Ph.D., Associate Professor-Agronomy H. Robert Mulliner 2,3 B.S., Associate Professor-Agricultural Engineering Leroy L. Peters 2,3 Ph.D., Associate Pr9!ess9f-Entomology f=",e~ Roct~~.3 ?h.D, Mss+ ~ - ~~\OT\.~ U.S. Meat Animal Research Center, Clay Center U K. E. Gregory 2,5 Ph.D., Kansas-Nebraska Area Director /USMARC Director J E egng 2,5 PL.D., Reseal cI i EIi!:JilieCi r--... 'c\:..e,$at\J ::>1 S-p h. D. R. Campion 2,5 Ph.D., Research Chemist c,. S '-' I rtlr, ("el R. K. Christenson 2 Ph.D., Research Physiologist R.e.seq J. D. Crouse 2,5 Ph.D., Research Food Technologist L V, Cundiff 2,5 Ph.D., Research Geneticist S. . c ternkamp' ,", esear ysiologist -J. J. ford 2,5 Ph.D., Research Physiologist :> R. M. Koch 2 Ph.D Research Geneticist R. H.. Kohlmeier 2, 5 Ph.D .. D.V.M., Research Chemist .b' D. B.. Laster 2,5 Ph.D., Research PhYSiOI09ist/US/I'IF\RC. !'Iss i:S~ ,~, C. ~ Lgng 2.5 PI=I.8., Reseal dl GeA91i<:ilrt D.' D. L~nstra 2,5 Ph D Research PhYSiologist -D. R, \\lo-\ie, "'I)J,S j -Rex R. L. Prior 2,5 Ph.D., Research Chemist:::> Go, €.t"\€.-\-- \c r.3- B. D. Schanbacher 2,5 Ph.D., Research Physiologist .) G. M. Smith 2,5 Ph.D., Research Geneticist ~ R,t:\. Set+-\-- 15~ h. < R€&>?t rc.h. (p 81\.( 12 25 to ....-t ~ ~ \\ oni.:> + H. S. Teague ' Ph.D., Animal SgjQRtist .j"F·"t 25 h •. .. "Ii i '"' D, Reseal cI! Gene tlcisl

NEBRASKA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION RESEARCH PROJECTS

Research projects are listed by departments. An asterisk (*) indicates that the project was discontinued in fiscaI197~'197r'5 '+ Administration

'-001 General administration of federal grant funds research. Ii! E Fro!;k ...... tH. W. Ottoson 1-004 Regional Research Coordination, North Central Region. H. W. \l Ottoson \ \\~.: ~_\"_~~.·r";\·;'_) cJl ~ '*'" ~J ~ l1.w ~ I -""""~v" Agronomy ~. f'I'.\\cc.>lU>CY\, R. i+. S+cdd

Biochemistry and Nutrition

15-004 Raw soybean g-owth inhibitor in raw soybeans. R. L. Borchers. 15-005 Harvesting, processing and evaluating alfalfa and other forage crops. R. L Ogden. 15-011 Analytical advisory and service laboratory. R. M. Hill. 15-012 Physico-chemical properties at the molecular level of surfaces of biologically important . R. M. Hill. 15-017 Biochemistry of plant disease. J. M. Daly, 15-018 Metabolism and biological function of . H. W. Knoche. 15-019 Chemistry and metabolism of proteins. F. W. Wagner. 15·020 Biological nitrogen fixation. R. V. Klucas. 15·021 Biochemical mechanisms of susceptibility and resistance and the causes of damage to corn from southern leaf blight. J. M. Daly and L D. Dunkle.

Economics (Agricultural)

10-001 Farm business and enterprise analysis. A. W. Epp, T. L. Frey, and Larry Bitney. 10-034 Economics of resource use in the Sandhills area of Nebraska. A. W. Epp. 1(}043 Economic effects of alternative farm enterprises in wheat producing areas of Nebraska. G. A. Helmers and W. F. Lagrone. 10-048 Establishment, growth and stability of Nebraska farm and ranch firms. G. A. Helmers, J. B. Hassler and T. L Frey. 10-051 Computer formulated livestock and poultry rations. J. G. Kendrick and F. G. Owen. 1 (}-053 Feed-livestock sector: Data relevance and information service pro­ grams. J. B. Hassler. *19 856 Q88~Faf3l::tie etiffe.etitials iii 18ilr8SB Fate) Wid se,vices. iliiplicatioils for I\iebrar',? 2gric"lt'lF8 bl 'd. ARGl8F&8r1. 10-057 Alternative institutional arrangements in area management of ground water. L. K. Fischer. la-05SR The economics of institutional arrangements for viable rural commu­ nities in the Great Plains. M. E. Baker and P. H. Gessaman. 10-059 Alternative systems of vertical coordination in producing and marketing feeder cattle. J. G. Kendrick and A. C. Wellman.

16 10-060 Agricultural factor markets and buyer seller procurement strategies. D_ G. Anderson and P. W. Lytle. 10-061 Systems analysis of the economics of grain marketing, M. L. Turner and P. W. Lytle. 10-062 Impact of changing transportation systems on local grain and farm supply firms. D. G. Anderson. 10-063 Least-cost systems for harvesting, conditioning and storing high­ -moisture feed grains in Nebraska. P. W. Lytle and M. S. Turner. 10-064 Impact of public policies on Nebraska's agricultural and rural development. J. G. Kendrick, Larry Bitney and E. E. Peterson. 10-065 Marketing efficiency and growth potential of hogs-western cornbelt. R. D. Johnson and M. S. Turner. 10-066 Utilization and disposal of municipal, industrial, and agricultural processing wastes on land. M. E. Baker. 10-067 Acquisition and use of external capital in rural Nebraska. T. L. Frey and P. H. Gessaman. 10-068 A rate-cost analysis of Nebraska livestock and meat transportation with grain shipment comparisons. D. G. Anderson. 10-069 Operational and economic efficiency of alternatively organized swine producing units. P. W. Lytle and Larry Bitney.

Editorial

18-001 Dissemination of research information. R. J. Graham and J. P. Holman.

Education (Agricultural)

24-014 New clientele and programs needed for occupational education in agriculture. R. D. Dillon. 24-015 Approaches to occupational education and teacher preparation for rural development. J. T. Horner and R. L. Douglass.

Education and Family Resources

~ebabili:tatiQO of bapdieepped nelliel/. L. Q. gSR. ab. 92-002 Developing technical ski lis of teaching. H. M. Crain. 92-003 Relationship between a home economics curriculum designed for concept learni ng and transfer of knowledge. S. M. Kreutz. tp.-bCt\- ~ .... r'" C"""""-\"'-.e...-\- -\., ~~\PU~ ",,-,<,Is i\=lCe. -+c E,,-c~\ue. ~~do..t.d-S. F'tore.i\.,-e W4.\\;..e-r» .. 11-001 Evaluation of belt and drawbar performance of new tractors. L. F. Larsen and M. L. Mumgaard. 17 11-003 Planning farmstead buildings and livestock production systems. O. E. Cross and E. A. Olsen. 11-008 Engineering phases of tilla~, land treatment and livestock waste disposal for resource conservation. H. D. Wittmuss and D. E. Lane. 11-016 The mechanics and measurement of soil tillage. G. W. Steinbruegge. 11-021 Operations research on mechanized systems for rutting, curing and handling hay. G. M. Petersen. K. L. Von Bargen, and S. A. Weeks. 11·025 Operator oomfort, health and safety in mobile agricultural opera­ tions. G. W. Steinbruegge and R. D. Schnieder. 11·027 Environmental design criteria for livestock housing. J. A. DeShazer. - 11-029 Management and control of beef feedlot waste. C. B. Gilbertson and O. E. Cross. 11·030 Development and operation of irrigation systems. P. E. Fischbach, W. E. Splinte~and W. W. Sahs. *11 011 , k:iliS\:jGR sf \hefioe'K coaste1::6 aeds pelltlt:is ... O. E. 6IOSS, A. P. Mazurak and I eon Chemin f- 11·032 Allowable pollutional loads for fish and utilizing animal waste for fish production. O. E. Cross. 11·033 Dynamics and energetics of the soil plant-atmosphere continuum (SPAC). W. E. Splinter, N. A. Rosenberg and J. D. Eastin. 11·034 Temporary storage of high-moisture feed grains. T. L. Thompson and M. G. Boosalis. 11-035 Animal waste management with pollution control. O. E. Cross. 11·036 Grain processing and handling systems. N. C. Teter, T. L. Thompson, and Walter Tolman. 11·037 Electrically propelled irrigation system electrical components and wiring problems. M. l. Mumgaard and L. E. Stetson. 11·038 Recharge of aquifers for purpose of irrigation withdrawal. D. M. Manbeck. 11-039 Measuring and defining rheological properties of food and food products from engineering concepts. L. L. Bashford. 11·040 Water and waste systems for countryside living. D. M. Manbeck, P. H. Gessa man. 11-041 Rapid nondestructive measurement of moisture content and protein in grain. S. O. Nelson"L. E. Stetson. . \ .. _ ~(~ ~Jd I' -o...,e. - s-.. .1 • ~ use.. "- ~=Spr\)Cc-\\""" 6f'1 L0o.i'E'~. P €. f,,,cl\\:'c..J,,. 3". R. . 1"" t:.ntomo ogy . I Co.' ~ I:' 17·002 Arthropod transmission of plant disease pathogens. Robert Staples . . *17 ee~ The 8ie1099, ewl09, and motra' of f8Fa~e ilisects. B. fit Mallgllt2. 17·007 The photsensitivity in insects. H. J. Ball.

18 *17 01Q Biol099 add runtlel sf I"lIe.lFR8A fillet liuestBSI( iliscets. C 1\0 Jones. Biology, ecology and control of insects affecting oorn. R. E. Hill, H. J_ Ball, and Z. B. Mayo. 17-023 Anatomy and histopathology of Nebraska pest insects. T. J. Helms. 17-024 Biology and integrated oontrol of the green bug on sorghums and small grains. Robert Staples. 17-025 Studies of the European oorn borer-feasibility of genetic manipula­ titm to control the species. R. E. Hill. 17-026 Range and pasture insects. K. P. Pruess. 17-027 Injurious insects affecting forage legumes and forage and turf grasses. G. R. Manglitz and S. D. Kindler.

Food and Nutrition

:*91 886 Mi"iRll::lf1'1I ce5tfelR'tt:flatie"ef j;;R9FH.. 6. M. LI(;,ick,e/"". 91-007 Metabolic interrelationships affecting nutrient energy requirements of humans. Constance Kies. 91-008 Nutritional status of population groups. H. M. Fox. ~Ql QOQ Influcnee of tun gn the fibrciiS Ii' !!IUil & 8f heet ",ascie. Paulilie fidal.- *gl 010 IFlterr8leti8Fls~ipG gf a m iR8 8ei~3 ali~ oiLatiiil1 utilization. eufistdiice Kies aRe II. M. Fo5+. 91-012 Nutritional interrelationships in lipid metabolism. Constance Kies. 91-013 Changes in food practices for better nutrition. H. M. Fox. 91-014 Productivity of food service operations. M. E. Knickrehm. 91-015 Nutrition improvement in the northeast regions. Constance Kies and H. M. Fox.

Food Science and Technology 16-008 Microenvironment of liquid food handling equipment. R. B. Maxcy. -"ir16-019 Detection and control of flavor changes of food. R. G. Arnold. 16-021 Effect of various processing techniques on the physicochemical properties of food proteins. L. D. Satterlee. 16-022 The effect of processing on potentially toxic microorganisms and metabolites in food. L. B. Bullerman. 16-023 Irradiation processing of foods for quality protection. R. B. Maxcy. 16-024 Food processing influences on nutrient composition. T. E. Hartung. 16-025 Improvement in quality of various cheeses and other dairy foods. T. A. Evans. 16-026 Significance, study and use of enzymes in the food industry. K. M. Shahani.

19 16-027 Quality and safety of foods in households and institutions. Burt R. Maxcy.

Horticulture and Forestry

~20-006 Improvement of vegetable crops_ D, p, Coyne and R, B, O'Keefe, 20-010 Improvement of potatoes. R. B. O'Keefe and O. S. Malamud. 20-014 Evaluation of varieties and cultural practices in vegetables. D. S. N uland and R. E, Ne ild, ( 20-021 Agroclimatic parameters to define the growing season of selected vegetables in Nebraska, R, E, Neild, 20-023 Windbreak shelter effects, W, T, Bagley, (" ,- ~ 20-024 Effect of temperature extremes on growth and development of ~ plants, E, J, Kinbacher, .+\ ~: ~r ,"", ' ~ Tree breeding. W. T. Bagley and D. P. Coyne.oft .:! y' ',~ -",="I!QS2BR F61est ~8e ;mpr8"9~eflllliiCtlg'" scleeticil fll,d b:ecaiA!:j. Pf::tasg 'II. R. A. Read aild vU. T. Bagley. 20-029 Adaptation, improvement and management of turfgrasses and other ground covers for Nebraska. E. J. Kinbacher . .... 20-030 Collection, propagation, culture, evaluation and maintenance of plant materials for landscaping. S. S. Salac and J. O. Young. 20-031 Measure evapotranspiration and photosynthesis to evaluate tech­ niques for improvement of water use. N. J. Rosenberg. 20-034 Factors affecting post-harvest market quality of processed potatoes. R, B, O'Keefe, 20-035 Biophysical control of water loss. C. Y. Sullivan, J. D. Eastin, and E. J, Kinbacher, 20-036 Genetics, breeding and cultural interactions of beans (Phaseo/us vulgaris U D, p, Coyne, ~ ~\", "",\,,- 1-,,"'0"-«"'- ""d (,':I "".\ \ ",~, L r-e\o-\low;\;"i)S, ~. N.. ,

, '-, c ~uman Development and the Family L <", \ "''''''''''\ ,,,,-"t,,,,, ~ ~'C(~ \.o.> thw"'l:> FactOls aff891:iAg pEfl;:l:tiiiS of 1 .. ;il9 iii disadvatltaged faillilies. J. C. WoeelidBI d. It 93-008 Loneliness and solitude - phenomena, incidence and factorial relationships. J. C. Woodward. 93-010 Perceived parent-child relationships, parent-child value systems, and personality development. J. H_ Voss. 93-011 The middle years: developmental changes between thirty and sixty-five, R, H, Gingles, 93-012 The life span analysis of rural children's mental and social development_ Violet Kalyan-Masih_

20 Plant Pathology

21·001 Plant disease survey and special investigations. Plant Pathology Staff. 21·003 Purification and characterization of plant viruses. M. K. Brakke and W. G. Langenberg. 21·005 Fundamental studies on root diseases of plants. M. G. Boosalis. 21·006 Diseases of forest and shade trees. G. W. Peterson. 21·010 Plant Pathology outstate testing. D. W. Wysong, l. T. Palmer, and M. G. Boosalis. 21·012 Electron microscopy in agricultural research. W. G. Langenberg, M. K. Brakke, and E. M. Ball. 21·015 Epidemiology of vegetable diseases in Nebraska. J. R. Steadman. 21·016 Biology and control of bacterial diseases of crops. M. L. Schuster. 21·017 Physiology of fungal spore germination. J. W. Van Etten. 21·019 Interactions of soybean bacterial pathogens and their antagonists. A. K. Vidaver, J. R. Steadman and M. G. Boosalis. 21·020 Biological and physiological aspects of corn and sorghum diseases. L. D. Dunkle. 21-021 Isolation, purification and characterization of bacterial plant patho- gens, their viruses and b~cte~iocins. A. M. K. Vidaver. 1 \ '~ ..j1-o.:>dJ bNe\"'i""~ ~ ~ ,,:k,e4S~ <'c"",\,,,\ "\e.c",," o2\'I:'! '''', c< ,,"cc"' -,","" \"l\cOl':l. OY\ \.oLO~'('"-" I "l '-'-C:."'f'0,n'I'\>..,-'" w,,·t'oultry '"""'"SCience k""-,, ~ ~"'~ ~"~e,.... "'.C;. ~,.c"",I;", B.c.. Otic>,"; k, L, 1), p",,"~,h_. 22-003 Physiological and physical response of poultry to environmental variables. F. B. Mather. 22·005 Nutrient interrelationships, feed additives and mineral sources in poultry diets. T. W. Sullivan. 22·010 Factors affecting the quality and characteristics of poultry meat products. G. W. Froning. 22·012 The role of physiological food intake regulators in poultry. E. W. Gleaves. 22·014 Factors affecting quality (physical, chemical and microbiological) in eggs and egg products. T. E. Hartung and G. W. Froning. Decgrn[X15jtjoo and dispersion Of Q}(Srefti hOld laying liEiIS Blid turkeys T. e. 118i=tI:i"~ Hlid 8. E. eiOSS. 22·017 Physiological responses of chickens to varying environments. F. B. Mather and J. A. DeShazer. 22·018 Improved processing utilization of poultry products. G. W. Froning, Richard Dam, and T. E. Hartung. 22·019 Interfacing of agriculture and wildlife resources. Ronald M. Case.

21 Stati stical Laboratory 23·001 Applications of statistics to research in agriculture. W. M. Schutz.

Textiles, Clothing and Design 94·002 Factors affecting consumer satisfactions of clothing and textile purchases. A. E. Newton. 94·005 Developmental aspects of clothing awareness. P. J. Sailor. 94-006 Analysis of factors influencing consumer awareness of care labeling systems for textile products. B. J. Scruggs.

Veterinary Science 14·001 Animal disease diagnosis and surveillance in Nebraska. O. D. Grace. 14-002 Diseases of young pigs. N. R. Underdahl, M. J. Twiehaus and department staff. 14-004 Bionomics, etiology, and oontrol of the parasites of Nebraska livestock. D. L. Ferguson and M. J. Twiehaus. 14-009 Prevention and control of enteric diseases of swine. N. R. Underdahl and O. D. Grace. 14-010 Gastrointestinal transfer of proteins. L. C. Payne and M. B. Rhodes. 14·012 Immunological properties of parasite enzymes in sheep and swine. M. B. Rhodes. 14-013 Diseases of the central nervous system of cattle and swine. C. A. Mebus and N. R. Underdahl. 14-014 Bovine respiratory diseases. E. L. Stair, M. B. Rhodes and C. A. Mebus. 14·015 Biological oontrol of internal parasites in livestock. M. B. Rhodes, D.

42·001 Influence of certain housing and management regimes on confine­ ment rearing of growing-finishing pigs. R. D. Fritschen.

North Platte Station 43·002 Development of principles and practices of weed control for Nebraska. G. A. Wicks. 43·006 Relating nutrition and management of growth and development in programming pork production. D. M. Danielson. *1a eea ~elation of cropping BRd tillage pfacciuJ te crop prod"ction and rnaintpoaRee 01 son fertility under dryland condltlOIiS. B. E. SI"iloo. 22 43{)20 Animal disease surveillance in western Nebraska. R. G. White and C. M. Hibbs. 43-021 Determining nutritive value of forages with beef cattle. D. C. Clanton. 43·022 Development of ornamental plants for Nebraska as a Great Plains state. R. D. Uhlinger. *43-023 Economic analyses Of irrigated grain aRe! JOiSg€ Piodactioli i" "Blit... central ~Jeb'dska. R. E. Pe .. y. 43·024 Injurious insects affecting livestock in Nebraska. J. 8. Campbell. 43-025 Irrigated pasture ·,nvestigations. James Nichols, D. C. Clanton, and 8. R. Somerhalder. 43·026 Agricultural production systems for the Nebraska Sandhills. L. E. Lucas. ~0--<'-,",~t~\ e S. \-e\\ "'" .,.. SOO*1& ilh:"ff Station

40·004 Engineering systems for water control in croP production. ~ nDanhcBh ~tlld D. W,"Fonken. 44·002 Dry bean variety test. F. N. Anderson and D. S. Nuland. 44-003 Maximum production of crops under irrigation in western Nebraska. F. N. Anderson and C. l. Ashburn. 44·004 Fertilizer and manure application for production of continuous corn. F. N. Anderson. 44·005 Small grain investigation. L. A. Daigger and L. A. Nelson. 44·006 Alfalfa variety testing and corn testing. F. N. Anderson and L. A. Nelson. 44-007 Effects of high rates of phosphate fertilization on the production of corn. F. N. Anderson. 44-010 Fertilizers for sugar beet production. F. N. Anderson. 44·011 Development of dryland cropping systems for western Nebraska. C. R. Fenster. 44·012 Improvement of millet production by breeding and cultural studies. L. A. Nelson. 44-013 Biology and control of insect pests of western Nebraska. A. F . .\.1 .\ W\.cHar~c).,."~I,:,,,,,- l=+~ .. 1'... 1-<...,""" ," ~~\c..\..,,", -\0 t:"~, ..... "t't-t>I'i eo. ~.s"t." "'c...k....l11l. >\re<,,> cA: \-.\eb~~/::.<;. s, 2.G 1 5.ccr\c,.:."", \" ~ee.t

46-001 Clay Center development. K: E. Gregory. 46-002 Improvement of beef cattle through breeding methods. R. N. Koch, G. E. Dickerson and L. V. Cundiff. 46-003 Improvement of beef cattle through breeding methods. L. V. Cundiff, G. E. Dickerson and R. M. Koch. 46-004 I mprovement of beef cattle through breeding methods. D. B. Laster, C. R. Long, and K. E. Gregory. 46-005 Increase reproductive efficiency of swine, sheep and cattle. R. K. Christenson, D. B. Laster, and H. S. Teague.

University Field laboratory

45·001 Field Laboratory development. Warren W. Sahs

~RIMENT STATIc;;;;uBLICATI(;;- ....-­

Eighty-Seventh Annual Report (74 pages). Presented to the Governor, February 12, 1975, 1,500 copies. Nebraska Farm, Ranch and Home Quarterly, Summer, 1973 (24 pages). 13,500 copies. Nebraska Farm, Ranch and Home Quarterly, Fall 1973 (24 pages). 12,700 copies. Nebraska Farm, Ranch and Home Quarterly, Winter, 1974 (24 pages). 12,700 copies. Nebraska Farm, Ranch and Home Quarterly, Spring, 1974 (24 pages). 13,300 copies.

Bulletins

528. Growing Muskmelon and Watermelon (15 pages). R. E. Neild. 5,000 copies. 529. Legal Implications of Feedlot Pollution in Nebraska (24 pages). Doug C. Nelson. 3,000 copies. 530. Economies of Size and Plant Utilization in Distribution of Anhydro­ us Ammonia Fertilizer to Nebraska Farmers (37 pages). Dale G.

24 Anderson, Jeffrey l. Jorgensen and Doug C. Nelson. 2,000 copies. 531. Perennial Flowers and Ground Cover for Nebraska (15 pages). R. D. Uhlinger, D. S. Nuland and S. S. Salac. 2,500 copies.

Reprints (Bulletins)

494. Farm Partnerships for Nebraska (15 pages). Steven McWhorter. 2,500 copies. 499. Nebraska's Specific Pathogen-Free (SPF) Swine Program Tenth Year Report (15 pages). Norman R. Underdahl, Richard E. Coupe, Donald L. Ferguson, Ernest R. Pea, and Marvin J. Twiehaus. 1,000 .copies. 519. Vegetable Gardening in Nebraska (18 pages). R. E. Neild. 5,000 copies.

Research Bulletins 254. Beef Cattle-At What Weight Should They Be Sold? (58 pages). Franz Schwartz and J. B. Hassler. 3,000 copies. 255. Seasonal Abundance of the European Corn Borer Ostrinia nubilalis (Hbn.) Within the North Central United States (82 pages). R. E. Hill, H. C. Chiang, A. J. Keaster, W. B. Showers and G. L. Reed. 2,500 copies. 256. Results of the Third International Winter Wheat Performance Nursery (131 pages). J. E. Stroike, V. A. Johnson, J. W. Schmidt, P. J. Mattern and K. D. Wilhelmi. 2,500 copies. 257. Polyperiod Analyses of Investment Strategy for Nebraska Grain­ Livestock Farms (44 pages). Glenn A. Helmers and Gary W. Lentz. 1,500 copies. 258. Results of Systematic Analyses for Protein and Lysine Composition of Common (Triticum Aestivum L.) in the USDA World Collection (27 pages). K. P. Vogel, V. A. Johnson and P. J. Mattern. 1,500 copies. 259. A Mode of Action of Herbicides: Inhibition of the Normal Process of Nitrite Reduction (42 pages). Lowell Klepper. 3,000 copies. 260. The Effect of 2,4-0, Grazing Management and Nitrogen Fertilizer on Pasture Production (34 pages). M. K. McCarty, M. L. Cox and D. L. Linscott. 1,500 copies. 261. Economies of Size, Volume and Diversification in Retail Grain and Farm Supply Businesses (51 pages). D. G. Anderson and D. L. Helgeson. 1,500 copies.

25 Reprints (Research Bulletins)

192. Mycorrhizae of Ponderosa Pine in Nebraska Grassland Soils (47 pages). R. W. Goss. 500 oopies. 206. A Soil and Vegetation Inventory and Analysis of Three Nebraska Sandhills Range Sites (33 pages). Donald F. Burzlafl. 500 copies. 242. Growing Season Air-Soil Temperature Relationships at Lincoln, Nebraska (19 pages). Ralph E. Neild. 1,000 oopies. 243. Place Discrimination in Rail Shipments of Wheat From Great Plains Origins (52 pages). Dale G. Anderson and Brian L. Mariska. 750 copies.

Tractor Test Reports Nebraska Tractor Test Data 1974 (54 pages). 15,000 copies. Report of individual tractors tested during period of July, 1973 to June 30, 1974. Nebraska Tractor Tests 1136-1161. 5,200 oopies. Reprints of individual tests: 896, 500 oopies; 1130, 500 oopies; 1131, 500 copies.

Outstate Testing Circulars 155. Nebraska Varietal Tests of Fall·Sown Small Grains 1973 (29 pages). A. F. Dreier, J. W. Schmidt, L. A. Nelson, P. H. Grabouski, G. M. Dornhoff and P. T. Nordquist. 4,200 oopies. 156. Nebraska Spring Small Grain Variety Tests 1973 (24 pages). A. F. Dreier, J. W. Schmidt, L. A. Nelson and R. S. Moomaw. 3,500 copies. 157. Performance of Soybean Varieties in Nebraska 1973 (19 pages). A. F. Dreier, J. H. Williams, R. S. Moomaw, G. M. Dornhofl and P. H. Grabouski. 6,000oopies. 158. Nebraska Corn Performance Tests 1973 (56 pages). A. F. Dreier, R. S. Moomaw, P. H. Grabouski and G. M. Dornhofl. 7,800 oopies. 159. Nebraska Grain Sorghum Performance Tests 1973 (41 pages). A. F. Dreier, P. T. Nordquist, G. M. Dornhoff, P. H. Grabouski, R. S. Moomaw and L. A. Nelson. 4,800 copies. 160. Millet Variety Tests 1973 (12 pages). L. A. Nelson. 1,100 oopies.

Miscellaneous Publications

MP 29 University of Nebraska North Platte Station - Its Beginning and

26 Continuation 1904-1972 (353 pages). Myron G. A. Rumery. 100 copies.

Nebraska Farm, Ranch and Home Quarterly Articles

How Good Is Your Silage? W. J. Moline. Vol XX (2) 2-3. Another Lifestyle. John C. Woodward and Mary Jane Visser. Vol XX (2) 4-5. One Solution to Farm Runoff. Deane M. Manbeck and Warren W. Sahs. Vol XX (2) 5-6. Children's First Impressions. Audrey Newton. Vol XX (2) 7. Who Owns Nebraska's Farms? Thomas L. Frey. Vol XX (2) 8-10. Summer Jobs in Ag Careers. William A. Anderson and A. D. Flowerday. Vol XX (2) 11. Teletype Auctioning. Ralph D. Johnson. Vol XX (2) 12-13. Nutrients in Nebraska's Groundwater. John Muir, Scott Boyce, E. C. Seim and R. A. Olson. Vol XX (2) 14-16. Shelterbelts Protect Plant Moisture. David R. Miller. Walter T. Bagley and Norman J. Rosenberg. Vol XX (2) 17-18. Buying. Feeding, Selling: How Small Cattle Feeders Are Doing It. Allen C. Wellman and Jeffrey L. Jorgensen. Vol XX (2) 18-19. Baby and The Bank Account. Martha L. Adamson and Florence S. Walker. Vol XX (2) 20-22. Hormones for Fly Control. J. B. Campbell and J. E. Wright. Vol XX (2) 23. Some Carpet Shampoos Alter Flammability. Barbara Scruggs and Virginia Nollmann Duffey. Vol XX (2) 24. Breeding a Better Christmas Tree. David F. Van Haverbeke, Walter T. Bagley and Ellsworth H. Benson. Vol XX (3) 2-4. Extracting Nitrates From Groundwater. Paul E. Fischbach, Wayne Burbank, Ken Frank and H. R. Mulliner. Vol XX (3) 5-7. Black Nightshade Leaves Its Mark. K. L. Burgert, O. C. Burnside and C. R. Fenster. Vol XX (3) 8-10. Expanding the 4-H Leadership Team. Glen H. Krohn. Vol XX (3) 11. Domesticating Wildflowers. S. S. Salac, J. F. Hesse and R. W. Gray, Jr. Vol XX (3) 12-13. Getting Information to Farmers. D. C. Spitze, G. W. Rehm and R. S. Moomaw. Vol XX (3) 14-15. Learning the Livestock Industry. Lynn Crandall and Frank Baker. Vol XX (3) 16. Dealing With Slick Spots in Soil. D. T. Lewis and J. V. Drew. Vol XX (3) 17-18.

27 Grain Drying and Storage Systems. P. W. Lytle and Maurice D. Kniep. Vol XX (3) 18. Production Adjustments To Farm Programs. Donald L. Peterson and James G. Kendrick. Vol XX (3) 19·20. Hunting Small Game At the Mead Field Lab. Warren H. Sahs. Vol XX (3) 21-22. Crop Residues - An Important Second Harvest. L. J. Perry, Jr., John Ward and Russell Moomaw. Vol XX (3) 23·24. The Energy Problem in the Midwest. Michael S. Turner. Vol XX (4) 2-3. Maximum Yields With Minimum Water. Paul E. Fischbach and B. R. Somerhalder. Vol XX (4) 4-5. A Profile of Student Attitudes. Jaccueline H. Voss. Vol XX (4) 6-7. 75 Years of Animal Science. Frank H. Baker and Lynn Crandall. Vol XX (4) 8. Mulligan Stew Makes a Hit on TV. JoAnn Luzio Mueller and Robert Florell. Vol XX (4) 10-11. Herbicide Breakdown In Soil. T. L. Lavy and C. R. Fenster. Vol XX (4) 12-14. What Employers Think About Ag College Graduates. Thomas L. Frey and Lowell E. Moser Vol XX (4) 15-16. Inching Toward a Metric System. Georgia L. Skinker. Vol XX (4) 17-19. Fertilizer N: Mainstay for Agriculture. R. A. Olson. Vol XX (4) 20-22. Middle Age Is Prime Time in Life. Ruby Gingles. Vol XX (4) 23. Alfalfa Protein for Human Use. L. D. Satterlee, J. G. Kendrick and Kathy J. Liska. Vol XX (4) 24. Wilderness Classroom. Howard L. Wiegers. Vol 21 (1) 2·3. Manure asa Resource. T. M. McCalla. Vol 21 (1) 4-6. The Working Woman. Janet M. Wilson. Vol 21 (1) 7-8. Why Does a Cow Chew Her Cud? F. G. Owen. Vol 21 (1) 9·10. Calf Scour Vaccine. M. J. Twiehaus and C. A. Mebus. Vol 21 (1) 10-11. Use Evergreens To Renovate a Windbreak. David F. Van Haverbeke. Vol 22 (1) 12-14. Changing Patterns of Child-Rearing. Ruby Gingles and Gladys Helm. Vol 21 (1) 15. Satellites Help Make Soil Surveys. D. T. Lewis, P. Seevers and J. V. Drew. Vol 21 (1) 16-18. Ag Students Learn to Sell Themselves. Anne Johnson. Vol 21 (1) 19. Time To Test Soybean Seed. Louis T. Palmer. Vol 21 (1) 20·21. Growth Potential for Sandhills Ranches. Glenn A. Helmers, G. Robert Johnson and A. W. Epp. Vol 21 (1) 22·24.

28 Departmental Reports

Department of Agronomy RelX>rt Number 3, Performance of Winter Wheat Varieties in Nebraska Tests. A. F. Dreier, J. W. Schmidt and G. M. Dornhoff. Report Number 4, Performance of Winter Wheat Varieties in Nebraska Tests. A. F. Dreier, J. W. Schmidt, P. H. Grabouski, P. T. Nordquist, L. A. Nelson, C. R. Fenster and J. S. Webster. Report Number 5, Protein Content of Winter Wheat Varieties. A. F. Dreier. Report Number 6, Comparison of Two Fertilizer Materials on Corn When Placed With The Seed. R. A. Wiese and D. E. Stenberg.

Department of Animal Science

1974 Nebraska Swine Report. 1974 Nebraska Beef Cattle Report. 1973·74 Dairy Report.

Department of Agricultural Economics

Report Number 62, Production and Exports of Agricultural Products: Great Plains and United States Fiscal 1973. D. L. Coffman and P. W. Lytle.

Department of Agricultural Education

Report Number 41, Instructional References in Horticulture. Steve Speidel and Roy Dillon.

Department of Agricultrual Engineering

Report Number 2, Energy Uses in Nebraska Agriculture. D. E. Lane, P. E. Fischbach and N. C. Teter.

Department of Education and Family Resources

Report Number 1, Laundry Equipment and Arrangements for Chair-Co­ nfined Homemakers. Valerie C. Kehm and Lois O. Schwab.

Department of Food and Nutrition

Report Number 8, Development and Evaluation of Four In-Service Training Sessions in Nutrition for Public Health Nurses. Alisanne Rae Schmidt Ells. Report Number 9, Snack Food Acceptance of Day-Care Children. Cecilia Ng. Report Number 10, The Effect of the Method Employed to Teach the 29 Nutritional Aspects of Sodium on the Level of Achievement Attained by Two Groups of Elderly Women. Rosemary Haase. Report Number 11, The Nutrition Knowledge and Attitudes of School Food Service Managers. Glenda Gangwish Uhrmacher.

Department of Horticulture and Forestry Report Number 100, Breeding Improved Butternut Squash. D. P. Coyne and Stephen Magnuson. Report Number 101, Progress in Breeding Early Maturing California Small White Type Dry Beans. Dermot P. Coyne and Stephen Magnuson. Report Number 102, Performance of Perennial Flower Varieties in Nebraska, 1971-1973. R. D. Uhlinger, S. S. Salacand D. S. Nuland. Rep:>rt Number 103, Performance of Perennial Groundcover Plants in Nebraska. R. D. Uhlinger, D. S. Nuland and S. S. Salac. Report Number 104, Horticulture Research by the Resident Horticulturist in Western Nebraska. D. S. Nuland. Report Number 105, The Certified Dry Bean Industry in Nebraska and Updated Look With Suggestions for Improvement. D. S. Nuland. Report Number 106, Potato Research Report, 1973. R. B. O'Keefe. Report Number 107, Vegetable Research Report, 1973 Summary. Depart· ment of Horticulture & Forestry Staff Members.

Statistical Laboratory

Report Number 10, Analysis of Variance of Randomized Complete Block Designs in One or More Environments for IBM System/360. Patricia A. Wilde. Report Number 11, Two Way Frequency Tables With The Goodman-Kruskal Tau and Chi-Squared Statistics. Anne M. Parkhurst. Report Number 12, Computerized Learning Packets for Fashion Merchan­ dising_ Rita McKenna and Anne Parkhurst.

Northeast Station

RelX>rt Number A-l, Sources of Nitrogen and Time of Application for Sub irrigated Hay Meadows. G. W. Rehm. Report Number A-2, Further Studies on the Influence of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Sulfur on the Production From Subirrigated Hay Meadows. G. W. Rehm.

North Platte Station

Report Number 1, Crops and Livestock Budgets. Robert E. Perry. 30 Report Number 2, Fall Crops and Irrigation Field Day. Gail A. Wicks, B. R. Somerhalder, James T. Nichols, J. B. Campbell and Paul T. Nordquist.

Journal Series (Technical Article and Papers Published or Submitted for Publication)

2899. Growth Responses of Sorghum Bic%r (L). Moench to Bulk Density of Tripp Subsoil in Nebraska. Abdullah N. AI·Ani and Andrew P. Mazurak. Egypt. Journal of Soil Science. v12 (1):13-20, 1972. 3011. Accelerated Pork Processing: A Quantitative Study of Bacterial Flora of Cured and Smoked Hams. D. G. Cornish and R. W. Mandigo. Journal of Food Science. v39:605-606, 1974. 3046. Phosphorus Losses from Four Agricultural Watersheds on Missouri Valley Loess. G. E. Schuman, R. G. Spomer and R. F. Piest. Soil Science Society of America Proceedings. v37 (3):424·427, May­ June, 1973. 3078. Accelerated Pork Processing: Cured Color Stability of Hams. R. W. Mandigo and G. F. Kunert. Journal of Food Science. v38:1078·1079,1973. 3106. Cell Walls of Germinating Uredospores I. and Carbohy­ drate Constituents. Paul Trocha, J. M. Daly and R. J. Langenbach. Plant PhysiologY. v53:519-526, 1974. 3164. Cross-Fertilization of Alfalfa as Affected by Genetic Markers, Planting Methods, Locations, and Polinator Species. W. R. Kehr. Crop Science. v13:296·298, May·June, 1973. 3185. Neonatal Calf Diarrhea - Electron MiO'osooPV of Intestines Infected with a Reovirus-Like Agent. E. L. Stair, C. A. Mebus, M. J. Twiehaus and N. R. Underdahl. Veterinary Pathology. v10:155-170, 1973. 3200. Purification and Properties of Rat Liver L-Threonine Dehydratase. Hagop G. Ghazarian and Raymond Borchers. International Journal of Biochemistry. v4 (24):537-541, December, 1973. 3278. A Programmed Sampler for Runoff and Bed loads. Norris P. Swanson. Transactions of the American SOCiety of Agricultural Engineering. v16 (4):790-792,1973. 3281. In Situ Estimation of Alfalfa Forage Yields. D. F. Burzlaft, G. L. Ham and W. R. Kehr. Agronomy Journal. v65:644-646, July·August, 1972. 3308. Nutrient Intake of College Students Under Two Systems of Board Charges-A La Carte vs. Contract. Bennett D. Chilson and Marie E. Knickrehm. Journal of the American Dietetic Association. v63

31 (5) :543-545, November, 1973. 3340. Electron Microscopy of Unstable Inclusions Induced in Maize by Maize Dwarf Mosaic Virus. Willem G. Langenberg and Helen F. Schroeder. Phytopathology. v63 (8) :1066-1073, August, 1973. 3355. Effect of Potato Leafhopper Injury on Yield and Quality of Resistant and Susceptible Alfalfa Clones. S. D. Kindler, W. R. Kehr, R. L. Ogden and J. M. Schalk. Journal of Economic Entomology. v66 (6): 1298-1302, Dece mber, 1973. 3364. Degradation of 2,4-0 and Atrazine at Three Soil Depths in the Field. T. L. Lavy, F. W. Roeth and C. R. Fenster. Journal of Environ­ mental Quality. v2 (1): 132-137, January-March, 1973. 3371. Fertilizer Responses of Irrigated Grasslands. W. J. Moline, G. W. Rehm and J. T. Nichols. Forage Fertilization. Pages 213-229, 1974. 3382. Microclimate Modification with Shelterbelts. David R. Miller, Walter T. Bagley and Norman J. Rosenberg. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, v29 (1) January-February, 1974. 3400. Nitrogen Losses in Surface Runoff from Agricultural Watersheds on Missouri Valley loess. G. E. Schuman, R. E. Burwell, R. F. Piest and R. G. Spomer. Journal of Environmental Quality. v2 (2):299-302, April-June, 1973. 3402. Microbial Quality of Ground Poultry Meat. R. B. Maxcy, G. W. Froning and T. E. Hartung. Poultry Science. v52 (2) :486-491, March, 1973. 3406. Operational Characteristics of Meat Animals: Part II - Beef. N. C. Teter, J. A. DeShazer and T. L. Thompson. Transactions of the ASAE. v16 (4):740-742,1973. 3408. Effects of the Application of Phosphorus, Potassium, and Sulfur to Alfalfa Grown on a Calcareous Silt loam. G. W. Rehm and R. C. Sorensen. Soil Science. vl17 (1 ):58-65,1974. 3411. Soil Profile Conditions of Cattle Feedlots. Lloyd N. Mielke, Norris P. Swanson and Thomas M. McCalla. Journal of Environmental Quality. v3 (1):14-17, January-March, 1974. 3416. Instrumentation for Monitoring Small Weight Changes. G. A. Frecks, C. B. Gilbertson and T. l. Thompson. Transactions of the ASAE. v16 (4):728-730, 1973. 3419. Instruction in Soil Texture Determination - A Teaching Aid for Beginning Students. John M. Hart and David T. Lewis. Journal of Agronomic Education. v2: 18-20, November, 1973. 3427. Feedlot Runoff Control System Design and Installation-A Case Study. C. B. Gilbertson and J. A. Nienaber. Transactions of the ASAE. v16 (3) :462-465, 470, 1973.

32 3428. Water Intake Rates on a Silt Loam" Soil with Various Manure Applications. O. E. Cross and P. E. Fischbach. Transactions of the ASAE. v16 (2):282·284, 1973. 3433. Cell Culture Studies of a Neonatal Calf Diarrhea Virus. Ardyce B. Welch and M. J. Twiehaus. Canadian Journal of Comparative Medicine. v37 (3):287·294, July, 1973. 3439. Chicken Transferrin: High Levels in Chickens with Reticuloendo­ thelial Virus Disease. A. Torres-Medina, H. C. Mussman, M. B. Rhodes and M. J. Twiehaus. Poultry Science. v52 (2):747·754, March,1973. 3445. Calf Diarrhea of Viral Etiology. C. A. Mebus, E. L. Stair, M. B. Rhodes, N. R. Underdahl and M. J. Twiehaus. Symposium on Physiology and Digestive Pathology of the Newborn Calf. v4 (1):71-78,1973. 3450. Effect of Skin Content Prior to Deboni n9 on Emulsifying and Color Characteristics of Mechanically Deboned Chicken Back Meat. G. W. Froning, L. D. Satterlee and Faye Johnson. Poultry Science. v52 (3):923-926, May 1973. 3451. Effect of Chilling in the Presence of Polyphosphates on the Characteristics of Mechanically Deboned Fowl Meat. G. W. Froning. Poultry Science. v52 (3):92()'923, May, 1973. 3452. Differential Response of Maize (Zea mays L.) to Mass Selection in Diverse Selection Environments. Fernando Arboleda·Rivera and William A. Compton. Theoretical and Applied Genetics. v44 (2):77-81,1974. 3454. Specialization and Flexibility Considerations in a Polyperiod Firm Investment Model. Glenn A. Helmers, Gary W. Lentz and James G. Kendrick. Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics. v21 (7):41-48,1973. 3455. Gain, Feed Conversion and Carcass Traits of Swine Fed Under Two Nutritional Regimes. P. J. Cunningham, T. E. Socha, E. R. Peo, Jr. and R. W. Mandigo. Journal of Animal Science. v37 (1):75·80, 1973. 3456. Soybean Water Use in the Shelter of a Slat-Fence Windbreak. David R. Miller, Norman J. Rosenberg and Walter T. Bagley. Agricultural Meteorology. v11 :405·418, 1973. 3462. Automated Total Nitrogen Analysis of Soil and Plant Samples. G. E. Schuman, M. A. Stanley and D. Knudsen. Soil Science Society of America Proceedings. v37 (3):480-481, May·June, 1973. 3463. Early Root and Shoot Development of Nine Plant Species. L. L. Evetts and O. C. Burnside. Weed Science. v21 (4):289·291, July, 1973.

33 3464. Solids Trap for Beef Cattle Feedlot Runoff. N. P. Swanson and L. N. Mielke. Transactions of the ASAE. v16 (4) :743-745, 1973. 3467. Efficacy of Ipronidazole in Feedand Water Against Histomoniasis in Turkeys 4 to 10 Weeks of Age. T. W. Sullivan, O. D. Grace and R. J. Mitchell. Poultry Science. v52 (4):1287-1291, July, 1973. 3474. Effects of Preparative Procedures on the Preservation of Tobacco Mosaic Virus Inclusions. Willem G. Langenberg and Helen F. Schroeder. Phytopathology. v63 (9):1003-1010, September, 1973. 3476. Quality of Water Discharged From Two Agricultural Watersheds in Southwestern Iowa. R. E. Burwell, G. E. Schuman, R. F. Piest, R. G. Spomer and T. M. McCalla. Water Resources Research. vl0 (2):359-365, April, 1974. 3479. The Effect of Feeding Unsaturated Fats as Influenced by Gelatinized Corn and by the Presence or Absence of Rumen Protozoa. II. Carcass Lipid Composition. Edgar Clemens, Walter Woods and Vincent Arthaud. Journal of Animal Science. v38, (3) :640-645, 1974. 3482. Genetic Studies of Induced Mutants in Melilotus alba III. Folded Leaflet, Elongated Stem, and Short-Petiole Dwarf. R. R. Ronnen­ kamp, F. A. Haskins and H. J. Gorz. Crop Science. v12:320-321, May-June, 1973. 3485. Pathology of Neonatal Calf Diarrhea Induced by a Coronavirus-Like Agent. C. A. Mebus, E. L. Stair, M. B. Rhodes and M. J. Twiehaus. Veterinary Pathology. vl0:45-64, 1973. 3487. Effect of Amino Acids on Non-Protein Nitrogen Utilization by G·F Swine. P. D. Platter, E. R. Pea, Jr., P. E. Vipperman and P. J. Cunningham. Journal of Animal Science. v37 (2):514-522, 1973. 3489. Utilization of 1,3-Butanediol and Nonspecific Nitrogen in Human Adults. Constance Kies, Richard B. Tobin, Hazel Metz Fox and Myron A. Mehlman. The Jcumal of Nutrition. vl03 (8):1155-1163, August, 1973. 3495. Broad Basin Terraces for Sloping Cattle Feedlots. N. P. Swanson, J. C. Lorimor and L. N. Mielke. Transactions of the ASAE. v16 (4):746-749,1973. 3498. Chelated Trace Minerals for G-F Swine. A. A. Owen, E. R. Pea, Jr., P. J. Cunningham and B. D. Moser. Journal of Animal Science. v37 (1) :95-1 03, 1973. 3499. Condition of Coliform Organisms Influencing Recovery of Subcul­ tures on Selective Media. R. B. Maxcy. Journal of Milk and Food Technology. v36 (8) :414-416, August, 1973. 3500. Effect of EDTA on Utilization of Dietary by G-F Swine. A. A. Owen, E. R. Pea, Jr., P. J. Cunningham and B. D. Moser. Journal of 34 Animal Science. v37 (2) :470·478, 1973. 3501. Removal of Glucose from Eggs: A Review. Arun Kilara and K. M. Shahani. Journal of Milk and Food Technology. v36 (10):509-514, October, 1973. 3503. Detection of Carbonyl Sulfide and Other Gases Emanating from Beef Cattle Manure. L. F. Elliott and T. A. Travis. Soil Science Society of America Proceedings. v37 (5):700-702, September· October, 1973. 3505. In Vitro Protein Polymerization and Nucleoprotein Reconstitution of Tobacco Rattle Virus. T. J. Morris and J. S. Semancik. Virology. v53 (1):215·224, May, 1973. 3506. Homologous Interference Between the Components of Tobacco Rattle Virus. T. J. Morris and J. S. Semancik. Virology. v52 (1):314-317, March, 1973. 3508. Slick Spots in Southeastern Nebraska-Patterns and Genesis. David T. Lewis and James V. Drew. Soil Science Society of America Proceedings. v37 (4):600'606, JulY-August, 1973. 3512. Haemonchus contort us: Enzymes III. Glutamate Dehydrogenase. Marvin B. Rhodes and Donald L. Ferguson. Experimental Parasitolo­ gy. v34 (1):100-110, August, 1973. 3513. Immunity to Neonatal Calf Diarrhea Virus. C. A. Mebus, R. G. White, E. P. Bass and M. J. Twiehaus. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. v163 (7):880-883, October, 1973. 3515. I nsect·Control Studies with Microwaves and Other Radiofrequency Energy. Stuart O. Nelson. Bulletin of the Entomological Society of America. v19 (3):157·163, September, 1973. 3516. Effect of Dietary Calcium and Phosphorus Level Upon Calcium, Phosphorus and Nitrogen Balance in Swine. P. E. Vipperman, Jr., E. R. Peo, Jr., and P. J. Cunningham. Journal of Animal Science. v38 (4):758·765,1974. 3517. Microwave Dielectric Properties of Grain and Seed. Stuart O. Nelson. Transactions of the ASAE. v16 (5):902'905, 1973. 3519. Beef Cattle Feedlot Runoff - Physical Properties. C. B. Gilbertson and J. A. Nienaber. Transactions of the ASAE. v16 (5):997-1001, 1973. 3521. Irrigation Design Requirements for Corn. P. E. Fischbach and B. R. Somerhalder. Transactions of the ASAE. v17 (1): 162-165, 171, 1974. 3522. Effects of Heterosis on Reproduction in Hereford, Angus and Shorthorn Cattle. Larry V. Cundiff, Keith E. Gregory and Robert M. Koch. Journal of Animal Science. v38 (4):711·727, 1974.

35 3523. Leaf-Dip Serology for the Determination of Strain Relationships of Elongated Plant Viruses. Willem G. Langenberg. Phytopathology. v64 (1):128-131,January, 1974. 3524. A Study of Factors Influencing the Nitrogen and Phosphorus Contents of Nebraska Waters. John Muir, Edwin C. Seim, and R. A. Olson. Journal of Environmental Quality. v2 (4):466-470, October· December, 1973. 3526. Sweetclover Weevil: Adenosine as a Feeding Stimulant. G. L. Beland, F. A. Haskins, G. R. Manglitz and H. J. Gorz. Journal of Economic Entomology. v66 (5):1037·1039, October, 1973. 3528. The Appearance of Hordeum Mosaic Virus in Wheat Leaf Cells after Fixation in Glutaraldehyde or Chromate. W. G. Langenberg and Helen F. Schroeder. Journal of Genetic Virology. v23:51·58, 1974. 3531. I nfluence of Tissue Drying on O-Hydroxycinnamic Acid Content in Sweetclover. F. A. Haskins and H. J. Gorz. Crop Science. v13:477·481, July·August, 1973. 3532. Dietary Chloride Requirement of Starting Turkeys. J. J. Kubicek and T. W. Sullivan. Poultry Science. v52: 1903· 1909, 1973. 3534. Prophylactic Efficacy of Graded Levels of Ipronidazole Against Different Levels of Exposure to Histomoniasis in Turkeys 5 and 12 Weeks Old. T. W. Sullivan, O. D. Grace, T. E. Bowen and D. P. Holder. Poultry Science. v52'1770'1773, 1973. 3535. Response of Subirrigated Hay Meadows to the Application of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Sulfur. G. W. Rehm, W. J. Moline, R. C. Sorensen and D. F. Burzlaff. Agronomy Journal. v65·665·668, July·August, 1973. 3537. Accelerated Pork Processing. Fresh-Frozen Pork Chops. L. C. Himmergardt, R. W. Mandigo and J. M. Tuomy. Journa I of Food Science. v38:831·833, 1973. 3538. Accelerated Pork Processing. Freeze-Dried Pork Chops. L. C. Himmergardt, R. W. Mandigo and J. M. Tuomy.Journal of Food Science. v38:834-836, 1973. 3540. Comparison of the Protein Nutritional Value of TVP, Methionine­ Enriched TVP and Beef for Adolescent Boys. Mary Korslund, Constance Kies and Hazel M. Fox. Journal of Food Science. v38:637·638, 1973. 3546. Mycotoxin-Producing Potential of Molds Isolated from Flour and Bread. L. B. Bullerman and T. E. Hartung. Cereal Science Today. v18 (10):346-347, October, 1973. 3547. Modification of the Variety Cross Diallel Model for Evaluating Cycles of Selection. J. J. Hammond and C. O. Gardner. Crop Science. v14:6·8, January·February, 1974. 36 3548. Fatty Acid Composition of Bulls and Steers as Influenced by Age and Dietary Energy Level. Edgar Clemens, Vincent Arthaud, Roger Mandigo and Walter Woods. Journal of Animal Science. v37 (6):1326·1331,1973. 3550. Evapotranspiration by Subirrigated Alfalfa and Pasture in the East Central Great Plains. Blaine L. Blad and Norman J. Rosenberg. Agronomy Journal. v66:248·252, March-April, 1974. 3551. Multicomponent Properties of Barley Stripe Mosaic Virus Ribonu­ cleic Acid. A. O. Jackson and M. K. Brakke. Virology. v55 (2) :483-494, October, 1973. 3552. Establishment Methods for Alfalfa in Irrigated Corn. P. T. Nordquist and G. A. Wicks. Agronomy Journal. v66:377-380, May·June, 1974. 3553. Characteristics of Deoxyribonucleic Acid Polymerase Isolated from SlX>res of Rhisopus stolonifer. Cheng-Shung Gong, Larry D. Dunkle and James L. Van Etten. Journal of Bacteriology. v115 (3):762-768, September, 1973. 3554. Satellite Imagery for Assession Range Fire Damage in the Nebraska Sandhi lis. Paul M. Seevers, Peter N. Jensen and James V. Drew. Journal of Range Management. v26 (6) :462-463, November, 1973. 3555. Physiological and Morphological Correlation of Rhizopus stolonifer Spore Germination. James L. Van Etten, Lee A. Bulla, Jr., and Grant St. Julian. Journal of Bacteriology. v117 (2) :882-887, February, 1974. 3556. Seedling Growth of Sorghum in Clay-Sand Mixtures at Various Compactions and Water Contents. Delroy L. Hemsath and Andrew P. Mazurak. Soil Science Society of America Proceedings. v38 (3):387·390, May-June, 1974. 3560. Reducing Herbicide Injury to Sorghum with Crop Protectants. R. F. Spotanski and O. C. Burnside. Weed Science. v21 (6):531·536, November, 1973. 3561. Effects of Mowing on Three Species of Wild Flowers. S. S. Salac, J. F. Hesse and J. O. Young. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. v98 (4):406-409, July, 1973. 3565. Effect of Genetic Sampling Technique on Variation Within Popula· tions Derived by Crossing, Selfing, or Random-Mating Other Populations. J. J. Hammond and C. O. Gardner. Crop Science. v15:63·66, January-February, 1974. 3566. Operational Characteristics of Meat Animals - Part III: Broilers. N. C. Teter, J. A. DeShazer and T. L. Thompson. Transactions of the ASAE. v16 (6):1165-1167,1973. 3570. Endoplasmic Reticulum-derived Pinwheels in Wheat Infected with

37 Wheat Spindle Streak Mosaic Virus. Willem G. Langenberg and Helen F. Schroeder. Virology. v55 (1):218-223, September, 1973. 3574. Western Corn Rootworm: A Ten~Year Study of Potential Resistance to Diazinon and Phorate in Nebraska. Harold J. Ball. Journal of Eoonomic Entomology. v66 (5): 1 015-1018, October. 1973. 3576. Registration of Centurk Wheat. J. W. Schmidt, V. A. Johnson. P. J. Mattern and A. F. Dreier. Crop Science. v13:779. November-Decem­ ber, 1973. 3577. Bromegrass Seed Midge: Relationship of Infestation and the Length of Palea of Smooth Bromegrass. E. L. Neiman and G. R. Manglitz. Journa I of Eoonomic Entomology. v66 (6): 1329-1330, December, 1973. 3580. RNA Polymerase Activity Associated with Bacteriophage 06. J. L. Van Etten, A. K. Vidaver, R. K. Koski and J. S. Semancik. Journal of Virology. v12 (3):464-471, September, 1973. 3581. Computation of Dielectric Properties from Short-Circuited Wave­ guide Measurements on High- or Low-Loss Materials. S. O. Nelson, C. W. Schlaphoff and L. E. Stetson. IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques. vMTT-22 (3):342-343, March, 1974. 3586. Cytogenetics of Stem-Rust Resistance in an Agrotricum Line. A. R. Shank, J. W. Schmidt and R. Morris. Crop Science. vI4:195-198, March-April, 1974. 3589. Influence of Weeds on Soybean Harvesting Losses with a Combine. O. C. Burnside. Weed Science. v21 (6):52()'523, November, 1973. 3590. Effects of Heterosis on Maternal Performance and Milk Production in Hereford, Angus and Shorthorn Cattle. Larry V. Cundiff, Keith E. Gregory, Frank J. Schwulst and Robert M. Koch. Journal of Animal Science. v38 (4) :728-745, 1974. 3591. Competition of Common Milkweed with Sorghum. L. L. Evetts and O. C. Burnside. Agronomy Journal. v65-931-932, November-Decem­ ber,1973. 3592. A Sex Attractant of the Western Corn Rootworrn. Harold J. Ball and M. F. B. Chaudhury. Journal of Eoonomic Entomology. v66 (5):1051-1053, October, 1973. 3593. The Occurrence of Sooty Stripe of Sorghum in Nebraska. Gary N. Od\Kldy, Larry D_ Dunkle and Michael G. Boosalis. Plant Disease Reporter. v57 (8):681-683, August, 1973. 3596. Comparatiw Value of Various Sources of Nonspecific Nitrogen for the Human. Constance Kies. Agrirultural and Food Chemistry. v22 (2): 190, March-April, 1974.

38 3598. A Method for Simulating the Direct Solar Radiation Regime in Sunflower, Jerusalem Artichoke, Corn and Soybean Canopies Using Actual Stand Data. Raoul Lemeur. Agricultural Meteorology. v12:229·247, 1973. 3599. Cost Implications of Diversified Distribution Outlets for Purchased Farm Inputs. Dale G. Anderson and Delmer L. Helgeson. Nebraska Journal of Economics and Business. v13 (3):19-33, 1974. 3601. Common Milkweed Seed Maturation. L. L. Evetts and O. C. Burnside. Weed Science. v21 (6):568-569, November, 1973. 3605. Irrigation of Perennial Forage Crops with Feedlot Runoff. N. P. Swanson, C. L. Linderman and J. R. Ellis. Transactions of the ASAE. v17 (1):144-147, 1974. 3606. Dehydrated Corn Plant Pellets for Growing Calves. J. F. Karn, M. G. A. Rumery, D. C. Clanton and L. E. Jones. Journal of Animal Science. v38 (4):85()'853, 1974. 3611. Overwintering Capacity of Ramulispora sorghi. Gary N. Odvody, and Larry D. Dunkle. Phytopathology. v63 (12):1530·1532, December, 1973. 3614. Locations of Genes for Kernel Properties in the Wheat Variety "Cheyenne" Using Chromosome Substitution Lines. P. J. Mattern, R. Morris, J. W. Schmidt and V. A. Johnson. Fourth International Wheat Genetics Symposium Proceedings. 703-708, 1973. 3616. Chromosomal Locations of Genes for High Protein in the Wheat Cultivar Atlas 66. R. Morris, J. W. Schmidt, P. J. Mattern and V. A. Johnson, Fourth International Wheat Genetics SymjX)sium Proceed­ ings. 715-718, 1973. 3617. Breeding for Adaptation in Winter Wheats for the Great Plains. J. W. Schmidt, V. A. Johnson, A. L. Diehl and A. F. Dreier. Fourth International Wheat Genetics Symposium Proceedings. 581-586, 1973. 3618. Reflectant Induced Modification of Soybean Canopy Radiation Balance. I. Preliminary Tests for a Kaoli nite Reflectant. Paul C. Doraiswamy and Norman J. Rosenberg. Agronomy Journal. v66:224-228, March-April, 1974. 3619. Isolation and Purification of Turkey Heme Proteins. D. G. Cornish and G. W. Froning. Journal of Poultry Science. v53:385-377, 1974. 3620. Effect of Copper Binding on the Autoxidation of Oxymyoglobins. M. Bembers, N. Y. Zachariah, L. D. Satterlee and R. M. Hill. Journal of Food Science. v38:1122·1123, 1973. 3622. Sulfur and Manganese Release from Soils Treated with Prilled Sulfur and Sulfur·Bentonite. D. L. Lindell and R. C. Sorensen. Soil Science Society of America Proceedings. v38 (2):368·371, March·April, 1974. 3623. Comparative Effects of Nitrogen and Sulfur Fertilization and Liming on Three Crops Grown on Four Soils. D. W. Kemper and R. C. Sorensen. Agronomy Journal. v66:92-97, January-February. 1974. 3625. Effect of Temperature and Moisture on Breaking Strength of the Egg Shell. G. W. Froning. Journal of Poultry Science. v52:2332·2333, 1973. 3626. Studies on Possible Routes of Ammonium Assimilation in Soybean Root Nodule Bacteroids. Stanley D. Dunn and Robert V. Klucas. Canadian Journal of Microbiology. v19 (12):1493·1499,1973. 3629. A Simple. Low-Cost, Electronic I ntegrator and Readout. Hollis Shull. Transactions of the ASAE. v16 (5):977-978, 1973. 3631. Additional Evidence for Possible Autolytic Activity During Glutaral­ dehyde Fixation of Maize Dwarf Mosaic Virus-Infected Corn. Willem G. Langenberg and Helen F. Schroeder. Phytopathology. v64 (5):75()'751, May, 1974. 3632. An Effective Educational Approach for Working with Adult Farm­ ers. D. C. Spitze, G. W. Rehm and R. S. Moomaw. Journal of Agronomic Education. v2:36-39, November, 1973. 3638. Use of y-Irradiation to Prevent Aflatoxin Production in Bread. L. B. Bullerman, H. M. Barnhart and T. E. Hartung. Journal of Food Science. v38:1238-124O, 1973. 3641. Orientation, Anatomical, and Breeding Behavior Studies of the Crookneck Rogue Fruit in "Butternut" Squash (Cucurbita moschata Ouch. ex Poir.) Aly M. Ibrahim, Dermot P. Coyne, R. C. Lommasson and Eric Davies. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. v98 (6):576-580, November, 1973. 3642. Drift of Terrestrial Arthropods in an Irrigation Canal Following a Wide-Area Application of ULV Malathion. Dewey Urbauer and K. P. Pruess. Journal of Economic Entomology. v66 (6):1267·1268,1973. 3647. Rate of Heating as it Affects the Solubilization of Beef Muscle Coliagen. S. E. McCrae and P. C. Paul. Journal of Food Science. v39:18-21,1974. 3650. Effect of Varying the Ratio of Beef and Textured Vegetable Protein Nitrogen on Protein Nutritive Value for Humans. Constance Kies and Hazel M. Fox. Journal of Food Science. v38:1211-1213, 1973. 3654. Registration of OTO I ndiangrass. L. C. Newell. Crop Science. v14:338, March-April, 1974. 3655. Registration of Slate Intermediate Wheatgrass. L. C. Newell. Crop Science. v14:34().341, March-April, 1974.

40 3661. Serological Tests for the Identification of Plant Viruses. Ellen M. Ball. American Phytopathological Society. 3662. Synthetically Spanning a Differential Infrared Moisture Analyzer. Larry L Olson and James A. DeShazer. Transactions of the ASAE. 3663. Rainfall Runoff from Furrow·lrrigated Row-Crops on Moderately Sloping Lands. Dennis C. Kincaid and Norris P. Swanson. Trans­ actions of the ASAE. 3664. Cognitive Egocentricity of the Child Within Piagetian Developmental Theory. Violet Kalyan-Masih. Transactions of the Nebraska Acade­ my of Sciences. v2:35-47, 1973. 3665. Population Suppression of Western Corn Rootworm by Adult Control With ULV Malathion. K. P. Pruess, John F. Witkowski and Earle S. Raun. Journal of Economic Entomology. 3666. Influence of Branch-Chain Volatile Fatty Acids on Nitrogen Utiliza­ tion by Lambs Fed High Roughage Rations. N. N. Umunna, Walter Woods and Terry Klopfenstein. Journal of Animal Science. 3667. Double-stranded RNA Mycovirus in periconia circinata. Larry D. Dunkle. Physiological Plant Pathology. v4:107·116, 1974. 3668. Effect of Environmental Temperature and Dietary Energy on Dwarf and Normal Hens and Normal Roosters. Malik M. Ahmad, F. B. Mather and Earl W. Gleaves. Journal of Poultry Science. v53:927·935, 1974. 3669. An Automatic Two-Way Surface Irrigation Valve. Dennis C. Kincaid. Transactions of the ASAE. 3670. Rheological Parameters Using the Computer. Leonard L. Bashford and Richard Whitney. Transactions of the ASAE. 3671. Mexican Bean Beetle Control with Systemic Insecticides on Dry Beans in Western Nebraska. Arthur F. Hagen. Journal of Economic Entomology. 3672. Amino Acid Composition and Sequence of Urinary Peptides Containing Hydroxyproline. Fred W. Wagner, Burton R. Kapleau and Sara L. Shepherd. Journal of Clinical Chemistry. 3673. Number Conservation: An Analysis of Provoked and Spontaneous One-to-one Correspondence in Lower and Middle Class Preoperation­ al Children. Rose M. Kastl, Violet Kalyan-Masih and Helen Sulek. Child Study Journal. 3674. Relationship of Personal History Characteristics of Dietary Employ­ ees to Job Tenure. Marie E. Knickrehm and Rebecca Ann Dowl ing Wertz. Journal of American Dietetics. 3675. Reduction of Severity of White Mold Disease on Great Northern Beans by Wider Row Spacing and Determinate Plant Growth Habit.

41 J. R. Steadman, D. P. Coyne and G. E. Cook. Plant Disease Reporter. v57 (12):1070-1071, December, 1973. 3676. Cooperation for Realistic Education· Emphasis Agribusiness. Roy D. Dillon. American Vocational Journal. November, 1973. 3677. The Role of Light and Surface Bacteria in the Color Stability of Prepackaged Beef. L. D. Satterlee and W. Hansmeyer. Journal of Food Science. v39:305·308, 1974. 3678. Feed Intake Response to Changes in Environmental Temperature and Dietary Energy in Roosters. Malik M. Ahmad, F. B. Mather and Earl W. Gleaves. Poultry Science. v53:1043·1052, 1974. 3679. A Saeening Medium and Method to Detect Several Mycotoxins in Mold Cultures. L. B. Bullerman. Journa I of Milk and Food Technology. v37 (1 );1·3, January, 1974. 3680. Carbohydrate and Organic Nitrogen Distribution in Eight Range Grasses at Maturity. L. J. Perry. Jr. and Lowell E. Moser. Journal of Range Management. 3681. Symposium on Dairy Beef Production: Digestive and Respiratory Diseases of Young Calves. R. Gene White. Journal of Animal Science. 3682. Tarnished and Alfalfa Plant Bugs in Alfalfa: Population Suppression with ULV Malathion. K. P. Pruess. Journal of Economic Entomolo­ gy. 3683. Precipitation Nitrogen Contribution Relative to Surface Runoff Discharges. G. E. Schuman and R. E. Burwell. Journal of Environ­ mental Quality. 3684. Combinations of Proteins and . 1. The Complementary Effects of Soybean Mealor Prime Corn Gluten Meal with Urea. N. N. Umunna, Sumer Hasimoglu, Terry Klopfenstein and Walter Woods. Journa I of Animal Science. 3685. Some Effects of Beef Feedlot Effluent Applied to a Forage Sorghum Grown on a Colo Silty Clay Loam Soil. J. E. Sukovaty, L F. Elliott and N. P. Swanson. Agronomy Journal. 3686. Development Orga nization Through Use of an Overlooked Resource. Linda Susan Cavner and Dr. Florence S. Walker. Journal of Home Economics. 3687. Effect of Effluent from Beef Feedlots on the Physical Properties of Soil. D. G. Hinrichs, A. P. Mazurak and N. P. Swanson. Soil Science Proceedings. 3688. Congential Osteopetrosis in Angus Calves. H. J. Greene, H. W. Leipold, C. M. Hibbs and C. A. Kirkbride. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Assn. v164 (4):389-395, February, 1974.

42 3689. I nheritance and Linkage Relations of Reaction to Xanthomonas phaseoli (Common Blight), Stage of Plant Development and Plant Habit in Phaseo/us vulgaris L. Dermot P. Coyne and M. L. Schuster. Euphytica. 3690. Licensing and Use of the Calf Scour Vaccine. M. J. Twiehaus and C. A. Mebus. Proceedings of U. S. Animal Health Association. 3691. Couples. Anne K. Vidaver. Journal of Irreproducible Results. 3692. Control of Feed Intake. M. M. Ahmad and F. B. Mather. The Quarterly Review of Biology. 3693. A Simple Method for Collecting Ascospores of Whetzelinia Scleroti­ orus. J. R. Steadman and G. E. Cook. Plant Disease Reporter. v58 (2): 190, February, 1974. 3694. Cytopathological Effects of Radiofrequency Electric Fields in Reproductive Tissue of Tenebrio malitor L. Adults (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae). P. S. Rai, H. J. Ball, S. O. Nelson and L. E. Stetson. Annals, Entomological Society of America. 3695. Trifluralin Persistence in Soil Following Repeated Annual Applica­ tions. O. C. Burnside. Weed Science Journal. 3696. Zonate Leaf Spot in the Northern Sorghum Belt. Gary N. Odvody, Larry D. Dunkle and L. K. Edmunds. Plant Disease Reporter. v58 (3):267-268, March, 1974. 3697. Development of a Regional Laboratory and Use of Para-Medical Personnel. Clair M. Hibbs. Proceedings of 77th Annual Meeting of United States Animal Health Association and 16th Annual Confer­ ence of American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnostic­ ians. 3698. Loneliness and the Elderly as Related to Housing. Harriette Woodward, Ruby Gingles and John C. Woodward. The Gerontolo­ gist. 3699. Research On Climate and Agricultural Production in the Context of On-Farm Water Management. Norman J. Rosenberg. Proceedings, USAID SymlX)sium on On-Farm Water Management. 3700. A Theoretical Basis for Ground Water Management. Donald L. Peterson. Journal of Land Economics. 3701. Watershed Management Without Surface Runoff. D. M. Manbeck. Water Resources Bulletin. 3702. A Critical Review of Light Models for Estimating the Shortwave Radiation Regime of Plant Canopies. Raoul Lemeur and Blaine Blad. Presented at the SymlX)sium of Plant Modification for More Efficient Water Use. 3703. Standards Development and Processing-A Typical Example. La-

43 Verne E. Stetson. Agricultural Engineering. 3704. Use of Population Breeding in Sorghum-Problems and Progress. W. M. Ross. Proceedings, ASTA Corn-Sorghum Research Conference. 3705. Effect of Antibiotics and High Grain Starting Rations on Rumen Fermentation. Terry Gompert, John Ward a nd Walter Woods. Journal of Animal Science. 3706. The Influence of a Measured Amount of Exercise During the Growing Finishing Period on Several Performance and Carcass Parameters in Confinement Reared Swine. G. M. Weiss, E. R. Peo, Jr., R. W. Mandigo and B. D. Moser. Journal of Animal Science. 3707. Ribonucleic Acid of Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus. M. K. Brakke and W. F. Rochow. Virology. 3708. Sprinkler Irrigation Design Criteria for Sugar Beets. David W. Fonken, John C. Steele and Paul E. Fischbach. Transactions of the ASAE. 3709. Vitamin/protein I nterrelationships I nfluencing the Protei n Nutritive Value of a Soy TVP Product for Humans. Constance Kies and Hazel M. Fox. Cereal Chemistry. 3710. Effect of Plant Age and Inoculum Concentration on Leaf Freckles and Wilt of Corn. A. G. Calub, M. L. Schuster, C. O. Gardner and W. A. Compton. Crop Science. 3711. Breeding and Genetic Studies of Tolerance to Several Bean (Phaseolus Vulgaris L.) Bacterial Pathogens. D. P. Coyne and M. L. Schuster, Euphytica. 3712. Differential Reaction of Pods and Foliage of Beans (Phaseo/us Vulgaris) to Xanthomonas Phaseoli. Dermot P. Coyne and M. L Schuster. Plant Disease Reporter. v58 (3):278-282, March, 1974. 3713. Triticale in . Hazel M. Fox and Constance Kies. Proceedings of International Conference in Triticale. 3714. Triticale and Human Nutrition. Constance Kies and Hazel Metz Fox. Cereal Chemistry. 3715. Resistance in Sweetclover to the Sweetclover Root Borer. G. R. Manglitz, H. J. Gorz and F. A Haskins. ARS·NC·18. 1-3, July, 1974. 3716. Additional Hosts of the "Yellow Clover Aphid Complex." G. R. Manglitz and H. J. Gorz. Journal of Economic Entomology. v67 (3):453-454, June, 1974. 3717. The Influence of Cultivation on the Distribution of Nitrogen in Chestnut Soil Profiles I. Organic C, Total N, and C:N Ratios. V. W. Meints and G. A. Peterson. Soil Science Society of America. 3718. The Influence of Cultivation on the Distribution of Nitrogen in Chestnut Soil Profiles II. Organic N Fractions. V. W. Meints and G. A. Peterson. Soil Science Society of America.

44 3719. Heat Losses of Large White Turkeys - 6 to 36 Days of Age. J. A. DeShazer, L. L. Olson and F. B. Mather. Poultry Science. 3720. A Tympanic Membrane Temperature Measurement Technique for Birds. Malik M. Ahmad and F. B. Mather. Poultry Science. v53:1616-1618,1974. 3721. Effect of Assay Flask Closure on the Growth Response of Saccharomyces carlsbergensis to Pyridoxine. Alan M. Joe and Khem M. Shahani. Applied Microbiology. 3722. Another Look at the Profession of Dietetics. Gloria K. Johnson and Marie E. Knickrehm. Journal of the American Dietetic Association. 3723. An Esophageal Cannula Force-Feeding Technique. F. B. Mather and Malik M. Ahmad. Poultry Science. v53:1610-1612, 1974. 3724. Sterols of Healthy and Rust-Infected Bean Leaves. Hung-Kuang lin and H. W. Knoche. Phytochemistry. 3725. The Ultrastructural Appearance of Cowpea Mosaic Virus in Cowpea. Willem G. Langenberg and Helen F. Schroeder. Virology. 3726. Comparison of Neutron Probe - Weighing Lysimeter ET Measure­ ments. Hollis Shull, Dale Heermann, and Gary Daigger. Agricultural Engineer. 3727. Herbicide Breakdown at Different Depths in the Soil Profile. T. l. Lavy. Colombian Journal of Agronomy. 3728. Phosphate Placement for Corn IZea Mays l.) in Chisel and Moldboard Plowing Systems. L. J. Cihacek, D. l. Mulveney, R. A. Olson, l. F. Welch and R. A. Wiese. Agronomy Journal. 3729. Base Composition and Hibridization Studies of the Three Double­ ·Stranded RNA Segments of Bacteriophage 06. J. L. Van Etten, A. K. Vidaver, R. K. Koski and J. P. Burnett. Journal of Virology. v13:1254-1262, June, 1974. 3730. Effect of Modified Plant Architecture of Great Northern Dry Bean Varieties (Phaseo/us Vulgaris) on White Mold Severity, and Compon­ ents of Yield. Dermot P. Coyne, J. R. Steadman and F. N. Anderson. Plant Disease Reporter. v58 (4):379-382, April, 1974. 3731. Synthesis of Ribonucleic Acid During the Germination of Rhizopus stolonifer sporangiospores. John R. Roheim, Robert H. Knight and James L. Van Etten. Bacteriology. 3732. Motile Cell Embedment. W. G. Langenberg. Stain Technology. 3733. Influence of Molecular Weights of Bacteriophage 06 Double Strand­ ed RNAs on Interferon Induction. W. J. Kleinschmidt, J. L. Van Etten and A. K. Vidaver. Journal of Virology. 3734. Viruses as a Cause of Neonatal Calf Losses. M. J. Twiehaus and C. A. Mebus. Proceedings, American Association of Bovine Practitioners. 3735. A Dj-Centric Robertsonian Translocation in a Dexter Cow. Franklin

45 E. Eldridge. The Veterinary Record. 3736. Nonerodible Soil Aggregation as Related to Wheat Straw Mulch. D. E. Smika and B. W. Greb. Soil Science Society of America Proceedings. 3637. Characterization of Tenacious Residue of Alkaline Circulation Cleaning. R. B. Maxcy and R. G. Arnold. Journal of Milk and Food Technology. 3638. An Improved Technique for Evaluating Resistance of Corn to Corynebacterium nebraskense. A. G. Calub, M. L. Schuster, W. A. Compton and C. O. Gardner. Crop Science. 3639. Wind Reduction by a Highly Permeable Tree Shelterbelt. D. R. Miller, N. J. Rosenberg and W. T. Bagley. Agricultural Meteorology. 3740. Improved Preservation of Tissue by Brief Fixation in Glutaraldehyde Followed by Osmic Acid. W. G. Langenberg and H. F. Schroeder. Journal of Ultrastructure Research. 3741. Potential Problems in Chrysanthemum Production. Roger D. Uhling· er. The Plant Propagator. 3742. Bovine Congenital Defects: Variations of Internal Hydrocephalus. H. J. Greene, H. W. Leipold and C. M. Hibbs. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. 3743. Freeze Dried Alfalfa as a Protein Source for Turkeys, 0-4 Weeks of Age. D. P. Holder, T. W. Sullivan, G. O. Kohler and A. L. Livingston. Poultry Science. 3744. Future Direction of Beef Cattle Environment Research and Needs for Additional Knowledge. Norman C. Teter. International Livestock Environment Symposium. 410415, 1974. 3745. Reflectant Induced Modification of Soybean (Clycine max. L.) Canopy Radiation Balance II. A Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Radiation Reflected from a Green Soybean Canopy. Raoul Lemeur and Norman J. Rosenberg. Agronomy Journal. 3746. Occurrence of Blue-Eye Condition in Commercial Popcorn. L. B. Bullerman Cereal Science Today. 3747. Misdivision of Homoeologous Group 5 Univalent Chromosomes in Hexaploid Wheat. II. Univalents Derived from American and European Cultivars. R. Morris, T. Taira, J. W. Schmidt and M. Sasaki. Canadian Journal of Genetics and Cytology. 3748. Influence of Heating Methods. Pauline C. Paul. 3749. Registration of Alfalfa Germplasm Pool NC·83-1. W. R. Kehr, D. K. Barnes, E. L. Sorensen, W. H. Skrdla, C. H. Hanson, L. J. Elling, D. A. Miller, R. L. Taylor, M. D. Rumbaugh, T. E. Thompson, I. T. Carlson, E. T. Bingham and D. E. Brown. Crop Science.

46 3750. Registration of Alfalfa Germplasm Pool NC-83-2. W. R. Kehr, D. K. Barnes, W. L. Sorensen, W. H. Skrdla, C. H. Hanson, D. A. Miller, T. E. Thompson, I. T. Carlson and M. K. Miller. Crop Science. 3751. Inheritance of Seed and Seedling Color in Sweetclover. H. J. Gorz, J. E. Specht and F. A. Haskins. Crop Science. 3752. Intergenotypic Competition Studies in Corn (Zea mays L.). A. Jurado-Tovar and W. A. Compton. Theoretical and Applied Genet­ ics. 3753. Selection Criteria for Efficient Beef Production. G. E. Dickerson, Niklaus Kunzi, L. V. Cundiff, R. M. Koch, V. H. Arthaud and K. E. Gregory. Journal of Animal Science. 3754. Historical Note - Isolation of the Avian Reticuloendothelial Virus (Strain T). F. R. Robinson and M. J. Twiehaus. Avian Diseases. v18 (2):278·288, April·June, 1974. 3755. The Effect of Age and the Time of Day on Sex Attraction and Mating of the Face Fly, Musca autumnalis. M. F. B. Chaudhury and Harold J. Ball. Journal of Insect Physiology. 3756. Comparative Effectiveness of 39- and 245Q..MHz Electric Fields for Control of Rice Weevils in Wheat. S. O. Nelson and L. E. Stetson. Journal of Economic Entomology. 3757. Development and Utilization of Productive Nutritious Wheat Variet­ ies. V. A. Johnson. Proceedings of First Annual Meeting of the World Population Society. 3758. Registration of Cerise Proso Millet. Lenis A. Nelson. Crop Science. 3759. Purification and Properties of RNA Polymerases I and II from Germinated Spores of Rhizopus stolonifer. Cheng~Shung Gong and James L. Van Etten. Canadian Journal of Microbiology. 3760. Selection for Ovulation Rate in Swine I. Population, Procedures and Ovulation Response. Dwane R. Zimmerman and P. J. Cunningham. Journal of Animal Science. 3761. Biological Treatment of Feedlot Runoff Following Primary Settling. T. J. McGhee, C. B. Gilbertson, David S. Baker and M. V. O'Neal. Transactions of the ASAE. 3762. Purification and Characterization of Syringacin 4-A, a Bacteriocin from Pseudomonas syringae 4-A. William L. Haag and Anne K. Vidaver. Journal of Bacteriology. 3763. The Auction Pricing Alternative for Agricultural Products. Ralph D. Johnson. American Journal of Agricultural Economics or Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics. 3764. Nitrate-N in Soil Profile and Groundwater Under Abandoned Cattle Feedlots. L. N. Mielke and J. R. Ellis. Soil Science Society of

47 Amer lea Proceedings. 3765. Plant Physiological Responses to Water Stress. Charles Y. Sullivan and Jerry D. Eastin. Agricultural Meteorology, 3766. Effects of Soil Ph and Moisture on the Direct Radioassay of Herbicides in Soil. T. L. Lavy. Weed Science. 3767. Survey of the Field Efficacy of Reoviral Calf Diarrhea Vaccine. M. J. Twiehaus, C. A. Mebus and W. H. Beckenhauer. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. 3768. The Effect of Building Type, Management and Percent Slatted Floor on Performance and Health Characteristics in G-F Pigs. R. D. Fritschen, N. R. Underdahl and J. A. DeShazer. International Livestock Environment Symposium. 144-156, 1974. 3769. Methods for Measuring Odorous Compounds. L. F. Elliott and T. A. Travis. Journal of Environmental Quality. 3770. Some Constituents in the Atmosphere of a Housed Swine Unit. L. F. Elliott, J. A. DeShazer, E. R. Peo, Jr., T. A. Travis and T. M. McCalla. Proceedings of the International Livestock Environmental Symposium. 3771. Supplemental Iron for the Artificially Reared Piglet. David M. Danielson and John J. Noonan. Journal of Animal Science. 3772. Riser Intake Designs for Feedlot Solids Collection Basins. C. L. Linderman, N. P. Swanson and L. N. Mielke. Transactions of the ASAE. 3773. Nutritional Evaluation of Fabricated Foods. Constance Kies. Confer· ence proceedings of Fabricated Food Conference of AVI Publishing House. 3774. Power Factors and Electrical Demands of Center-Pivot Irrigation Machines. L. E. Stetson and S. O. Nelson. I EEE Transactions on I ndustry Applications. 3775. Physical and Chemical Properties of Soil Associated with Heavy Applications of Manure from Cattle Feedlots. A. E. Tiarks, A. P. Mazurak, Leon Chesnin and O. E. Cross. Soil Science of America Proceedings. 3776. The Physioo-Chemical Characterization of Normal and PSE Porcine Muscle Myoglobins. M. Bembers and L. D. Satterlee. Journal of Food Sci ence. 3777. The Adjustment Levels of Selected Individuals with Developmental Disabilities. Kay L. Hegler and Lois O. Schwab. American Journal of Mental Deficiency. 3778. Soil Associations and Satellite Imagery in the Sand Hills Region of Nebraska. David T. Lewis, Paul M. Seevers and James V. Drew. Soils Science of America Proceedings. 48 3779. Effects of Thermal Acclimation and Magnitude of Environmental Temperature Change on Physiological Responses of Roosters. F. B. Mather, J. A. DeShazer and Malik M. Ahmad. International Livestock Environment Symposium. 96-102, 1974. 3780. Effect of Early Competition on Growth of Common Milkweed. l. l. Evetts and O. C. Burnside. Weed Science. 3781. Anatomical Response Due to Herbicide Injury in Common Milkweed Leaves. L. L. Evetts and O. C. Burnside. Weed Science Journal. 3782. Use of Antifungal Agents in Retarding Cottage Cheese Spoilage. K. M. Nilson, K. M. Shahani, J. R. Vakil and A. Kilara. Journal of Dairy Science. 3783. Effect of Antifungal Agents on the Carbohydrate Metabolism of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. K. M. Shahani, M. G. Carrancedo and A. Kilara. Journal of Milk and Food Technology. 3784. Evaluation of Swine Housing Through Simulation. J. A. DeShazer and N. C. Teter. International Livestock Environment Symposium. 103·108,1974. 3785. The Nitrogen Status Beneath Beef Cattle Feedlots in Eastern Nebraska. J. R. Ellis, L. N. Mielke and G. E. Schuman. Soil Science Society of America Proceed i ngs. 3786. Modeling Economic Thresholds for Green Cloverworm on Soybean. Kenneth P. Pruess. Proceedings, North Central Branch, E.S.A. 3787. noss Matings Between Therioaphis maculata (Buckton) and T. trifolii (Monell) (Homoptera:Aphididae) and Their Implications on the Taxonomic Status of the Insects. George R. Manglitz and Louise M. Russell. Proceedings, Entomological Society. 3788. The Functional Properties of the Great Northern Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) Protein Isolate. L. D. Satterlee, M. Bembers and J. G. Kendrick. Journal of Food Science. 3789. Extraction and Nutritive Quality of Wheat Protein Concentrate. J. H. Woerman and L. D. Satterlee. Journal of Food Science, 3790. Possibilities for Controlling Insects with Microwaves and Lower Frequency RF Energy. Stuart O. Nelson and laVerne E. Stetson. IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques. 3791. Resistance of Red Clover to the Clover Leaf Weevil. H. J. Gorz, G. R. Manglitz and F. A. Haskins. Crop Science. 3792. Biochemical Properties of Alfalfa Protein Concentrate. B. L. Free and L. D. Satterlee. Journal of Food Science. 3793. Utilization of Wheat Protein Concentrate from Wheat Milling By-Products. J. H. Woerman, L. D. Satterlee and P. J. Mattern. Journal of Food Science.

49 3794. Roughages in Swine Gestation Diets. David M. Danielson and John J. Noonan. Journal of Animal Science. 3795. Inhibition of Aflatoxin Production by Cinnamon. L. 8. Bullerman. Journal of Food Scienre. 3796. Character of Bovine Vaginal Mucus at Estrus and After Breeding. J. J. Noonan, A. D. Schultze and E. F. Ellington. Proceedings, Western Section of the American Society of Animal Science. 3797. Estrous Cycle Control with Progestogen Implants and Gonadotropin Injections. J. E. Kinder an E. F. Ellington. Proceedings, Western Section of the American Society of Animal Science. 3798. Reaction of 123 Corn Genotypes to Leaf Freckles and Wilt. A. G. Calub, W. A. Compton, C. O. Gardner and M. L. Schuster. Crop Science. 3799. An Evaluation of Potential Mycotoxin Producing Molds in (»rn Meal. L. B. Bullerman, J. M. Baca and W. T. Stott. Cereal Science Today. 3800. Interactions of Science, Institutional Research and Extension Pro~ grams in the Future of Animal Agriculture. Frank H. Baker. Western Section, Journal of Animal Science. 3801. Mycotoxin Producing~Potential of Molds I solated from Cheddar Cheese. L. B. Bullerman and F. J. Olivigni. Journal of Food Science. 3802. Dichlorvos in Gestation Diets for Gilts I. Effect of Two Levels of Dichlorvos. J. J. Noonan and D. M. Danielson. Journal of Animal Science. 3803. Dichlorvos in Gestation Diets for Gilts II. Effect of Two CA-P Levels on Dichlorvos Response. J. J. Noonan and D. M. Danielson. Journal of Animal Science. 3804. Survival of Whetzelinia sclerotiorum and Initial Infection of Dry Edible Beans in Western Nebraska. G. E. Cook, J. R. Steadman and M. G. Boosalis. Phytopathology. 3805. Tolerance to White Mold in Phaseo/us vulgaris Dry Edible Bean Types. F. N. Anderson, J. R. Steadman, D. P. Coyne and H. F. Schwartz. Plant Disease Reporter. 3806. Vertical Profiles of Carbon Dioxide Concentration in Stable Stratifi­ cation. Shashi B. Verma and Norman J. Rosenberg. Boundary Layer Meteorology. 3807. Accuracy of Lysimetric, Energy Balance and Stability-Corrected Aerodynamic Methods of Estimating Above Canopy Flux of CO , 2 Shashi B. Verma and Norman J. Rosenberg. Agronomy Journal. 3808. Trap-Corn to Control Corn Rootworms. Roscoe E. Hill and Z. B. Mayo. Journal of Economic Entomology.

50 3809. Studies on Soybean Nodule Senescence. Robert Klucas. Plant Physiology. 3810. Pollutional Aspects and Crop Yields Resulting From High Manure Applications on Soil. O. E. Cross. American Society of Agricultural Engineering Transactions. 3811. Triticale, Soy-TVP, and Millet Based Diets as Protein Suppliers for Humans. C. Kies, H. Fox and L. Nelson. Journal of Food Science. 3812. A General Computer Program for Precise Calculation of Dielectric Properties From Short-Circuited-Waveguide Measurements. S. O. Nelson, L. E. Stetson and C. W. Schlaphoff. IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement. 3813. Eoonomic Efficiency of Meat and Livestock Trucking Firms. Dale G. Anderson and Wayne W. Budt. Transportation Research Forum. 3814. The Influence of N, P, and K Fertilization on the Yield and Botanical Composition of An Irrigated Grass-Legume Pasture. G. W. Rehm, J. T. Nichols, R. C. Sorenson and W. J. Moline. Agronomy Journal. 3815. Full vs Limited Feeding of Growing-Finishing Swine. D. M. Danielson, J. J. Noonan and P. J. Cunningham. Journal of Animal Science. 3816. 'Valley' Great Northern Dry Bean. D. P. Coyne and M. L. Schuster. Hort Science. 3817. Nebraska Trials on Storage of Acid Treated Corn. Norman C. Teter. Transactions of the ASAE. 3818. Irrigation System Management for Reducing Peak Electrical Demands. Darrell G. Watts, La Verne E. Stetson, Fred C. Corey and I van L. Nelson. Transactions of the ASAE. 3819. Handling Housed Beef Cattle Feedlot Manure. C. B. Gilbertson and J. A. Nienaber. ASAE Journal. 3820. The Effect of Ration on Nutrient and Energy Composition of Beef Cattle. C. B. Gilbertson,J. A. Nienaber,J. R. Ellis, T. M. McCalla, T. J. Klopfenstein and S. D. Farlin. ASA. 3821. Simulation and Economic Analysis of On-Farm Grain Drying and Storage Systems. P. W. Lytle, T. L. Thompson and E. H. Rasschaert. Transactions of the ASAE. 3822. Airflow Patterns in Conical-Shaped Piles of Grain. Richard O. Pierce and Thomas L. Thompson. Transactions of the ASAE. 3823. Protein Nutritional Value of SOy Meat-Analog Products for Humans. C. Kies and H. Fox. The Professional Nutritionist. 3824. Waste Management Problems. T. M. McCalla. Proceedings of the Annua I Meeting of Soi I Conservation SOCiety of America (Syracuse,

51 N.Y.; Aug. 11·14, 1974). 3825. Application and Interpretation of Sensory Tests in Food Product Development. F. I. Brandt and R. G. Arnold. Journal of Food Science. 3826. Nucleic Acids and Fungal Spore Germination. James L. Van Etten, larry D. Dunkle and Robert H. Knight. For Book "Form and Function in the Fungus Spore" by W. M. Hess & D. J. Weber led) pub. John Wiley & Sons. 3827. The Effect of Cations on the Alkaline Dissociation of Tobacco Mosaic Virus. C. A. Powell. Virology. 3828. Effect of Low Level Gamma Irradiation on Growth and Patulin Production by Penicillium patulum. L. B. Bullerman and T. E. Hartung. Journal of Food Science. 3829. A System and Program for Monitoring CO 2 Concentration and Gradients in an Agricultural Region. Norman J. Rosenberg and Shashi B. Verma. Journal of Geophysical Research. 3830. Reflectant Induced Modification of Soybean (Glycine max L.) Canopy Radiation Balance III. A Comparison of the Effectiveness of Celite and Kaolinite Reflectants. Raoul Lemeur and Norman J. Rosenberg. Agronomy Journal.

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73-234. Effects of Feedlot Runoff on Soil and Forage Sorghum. J. E. Sukovaty, L. F. Elliott and N. P. Swanson. Agronomy Abstracts. 73·235. Physical Properties of Soil Associated with Heavy Applications of Manure from Cattle Feedlots. A. E. Tiarks, A. P. Mazurak, Leon Chesnin and O. T. Cross. Agronomy Abstracts. 73·236. Utilizing Outcrossing Tendencies of Proso for Controlled Hybridiza­ tion. Lenis A. Nelson. Agronomy Abstracts. 73-237. The Role of Ecofallow for Reducing Energy Requirements for Oop Production. C. R. Fenster, G. A. Wicks and Darryl E. Smika. Agrono my Abstracts. 73·238. Energy and Nutritional Value of Beef Cattle Feedlot Waste Fractions as Affected by Ration. C. B. Gilbertson, J. A. Nienaber, T. M. McCalla, J. R. Ellis and T. Klopfenstein. ASA. 73-239. Effect of Nitrogen Level and Interval of Application on TNC and Stand Survival of Irrigated Pasture Grasses. William S. Ball and W. J. Moline. Agronomy Journal. 73-240. Sorghum Tissue Culture and its Utilization in Testing for Cytokinin Activities. H. M. Aboul·Nadar, M. D. Clegg and J. W. Maranville. ASA meeting presentation. Agronomy Journal.

52 73-241_ Effect of Nitrogen Application Methods on Corn Production from Irrigated Sandy Soils. G. W. Rehm and R. A. Wiese. Agronomy Abstracts. 73-242. Studies on Nitrogen Metabolism in Soybean Nodules. Robert Klucas. Abstracts of The Fourth North American Rhizobium Conference. 73-243. The Current Status of Neonatal Diarrhea Viruses. C. A. Mebus, R. G. White, E. L. Stair, M. B. Rhodes and M. J. Twiehaus. Journal, American Veterinary Medical Association. 73-244. I nfluence of Delayed Emergence on Yield Components and Agron­ omic Characters of Zea mays L. G. A. Shah, W. L. Colville and A. D. Flowerday. American Society of Agronomy. 73-245. Chemical Control of Common Milkweed. L. L. Evetts and O. C. Burnside. 1973 North Central Weed Control Conference Research Report. 73-246. Effect of Herbicides on Common Milkweed Seed Production. L. L. Evetts and O. C. Burnside. 1973 North Central Weed Control Conference Research RelX>rt. 73-247. Population Trends of Common Milkweed in Alfalfa. L. L. Evetts and O. C. Burnside. 1973 North Central Weed Control Conference Research Report. 73-248. Regenerative Capacity of Common Milkweed Root Fragments. L. L. Evetts and O. C. Burnside. 1973 North Central Weed Control Conference Research Report. 73-249. Effects of Slatted Floor Type and Soil on Foot Characteristics in Swine. R. D. Fritschen and P. J. Cunningham. Journal of Animal Science. 73-250. Effects of Housing Systems on Performance of G-F Pigs During Summer. R. D. Fritschen, P. J. Cunningham and Wayne Fisher. Journal of Animal Science. 73-251. Atrazine Degradation Following Burial of Atrazine Treated Soils at Different Soil Depths. T. L. Lavy. Weed Science Society of America Proceedings. 73-252. Herbicide Mobility in Irrigated Soils. L. E. Wilson and T. L. Lavy. Weed Science. 73-253. Least Cost Housing for G-F Swine. R. D. Fritschen. Journal of Animal Science. 73-254. Flodman Thistle Spread in Space Planted Nurseries. M. K. McCarty and L. A. Morrow. NCWCe Research Report. 73-255 Biological Control of Platte Thistle. M. K. McCarty and L. A. Morrow. NCWCC Research Report. 73-256. Flodman Thistle Control. C. R. Fenster, M. K. McCarty, L. A. Morrow, Alex Martin and Eldon Fetters. NCWCC Research Report. 53 73-257. Downy Brome Control in Nebraska Rangeland. L. A. Morrow, C. R. Fenster and M. K. McCarty. NGWCC Research Report. 73-258. ResjX)nse of Green Sagewort in the Nebraska Sandhills to Repeat Application of Several Herbicides. L. A. Morrow and M. K. McCarty. NGWCC Research Report. 73-259. Control of Green Sagewort in the Nebraska Sandhills. L. A. Morrow and M. K. McCarty. NGWCC Research Report. 73-260. Biological Control of Musk Thistle. M K. McCarty, Alex Martin and L. A. Morrow. NGWCC Research Report. 73-261. Control of Weeds in Close~Drilied Sorghum with Preemergence and Postemergence Herbicides. O. C. Burnside. NCWee Research Re­ port. 73·262. Mechanical and Chemical Control of Weeds in Corn. O. C. Burnside. NCWCC Research Report. 73-263. Control of Weeds in Narrow Row Soybean Production. O. C. Burnside. NCWCC Research Report. 73-264. Wardrobe Analysis for Women Receiving Aid to Dependent Child· reno Dr. Patricia Sailor and Juanita M. Costa. 73-265. I nfluence of Atrazine Concentration in Soil on Nitrite Accumulation in Soybeans. J. B. Wyrill, T. L. Lavy and L. A. Klepper. NCWCC Research Report. 73-266. Effects of pH Temperature and Ultraviolet light on the Deactivation of 2,4-D and Picloram. J. C. Markle and T. L. Lavy. NCWCC Research Report. 73-267. Use of an Algae Bioassay for Determining Trace Amounts of Atrazine, Alad1lor, Butylate, and Picloram in Water. C. W. Weidner and T. L. Lavy. NCWCC Research Report. 73·268. Uptake of Atrazine and Phorate by Corn in a Growth Chamber. J. L Wed berg and T. L. Lavy. NGWCC Research Report. 73-269. Pathology of Reo-Like Virus and Coronavirus Induced Calf Diarrhea. C. W. Mebus. Veterinary Pathology. 73-270. Response of Nebraska Sandhills Forage Production to Green Sagewort Control. Larry A. Morrow and M. K. McCarty. Society of Range Management. 73-271. Relationship of Bone-Breaking Strength to Performance of G·F Pigs. W. T. Ahlschwede and E. R. Peo, Jr. Journal of Animal Science. 73-272. Breeding and Genetic Studies of Tolerance to Several Bean (Phaseo­ Ius vulgaris L.I Bacterial Pathogens. D. P. Coyne and M. L. Schuster. Proceedings of the Bean Improvement Cooperative and National Dry Bean Research Conference - 1973. 73-273. Rangeland Weed Control. L. A. Morrow and M. K. McCarty.

54 Nebraska Extension Crop Protection Clinic. 73-274. Windrow Drying of Alfalfa Before Dehydration. R. L. Ogden and W. R. Kehr. American Dehydrators Assn. Convention, Jan. 30,1974. 73·275. Sampling Techniques for the Eggs. larvae and Adults of the Bluegrass Billbug in Kentucky Bluegrass. S. Dean Kindler. Entomolo­ gical Society of America North Central Branch Meetings. 73·276. The Eastern and Western Strains of the Alfalfa Weevil in Nebraska. George R. Manglitz. Entomological Society of America North Central Branch Meetings. 73-277. Bacteria in the Atmosphere of a Housed Swine Unit. L. F. Elliott, T. M. McCalla. J. A. DeShazer and E. R. Pea. Jr. Bacteriological Proceedi ng5. 73-278. Relative Yields of Some Improved Varieties of Perennial Warm-Sea­ son Grasses Under Grazing. E. C. Conard. 26th Annual Meeting of the Society of Range Management. 74·279. Synthesis of Ribonucleic Acid During Germination of Rhizopus stolonifer Sporangiospores. R. H. Knight, J. R. Roheim and J. L. Van Etten. Proceedings of the American Society of Microbiology. 74·280. Single-Stranded Ribonucleic Acid Intermediates in the Replication of Pseudomonas phaseolicola Bacteriophage /)6. D. L. Coplin. J. L. Van Etten and A. K. Vidaver. Proceedings of the American Society of Microbiology. 74·281. Effects of Nitrogen Fertilization Practices on Yield and Quality of Sugarbeets. Frank N. Anderson and Gary A. Peterson. 18th General Meeting, American Society of Sugar Beet Technologists. 74·282. Extension Programs Help Farmers Adopt Research Findings on Their Farms. L. A. Daigger, F. N. Anderson and G. A. Peterson. 18th General Meeting, American Society of Sugar Beet Technologists. 74-283. Profitable Sugarbeet Production in Relation to Conservation of Phosphorus Fertilizer Resources. G. A. Peterson and F. N. Anderson. 18th General Meeting, American Society of Sugar Beet Technolo­ gists. 74·284. Reflectant Induced Modification to the Radiation Balance for Increased Crop Water Use Efficiency. Raoul Lemeur and Norman J. Rosenberg. International Seminar on Heat and Mass Transfer in the Environment of Vegetation. 74·285. Registration of Alfalfa Germplasm Pool NC·83·2. W. R. Kehr. D. K. Barnes. W. L. Sorensen. W. H. Skrdla, C. H. Hanson. D. A. Miller. T. E. Thompson. I. T. Carlson. and M. K. Miller. Crop Science.

55 74-286_ Registration of Alfalfa Germplasm Pool NC-83-1. W. R. Kehr, D. K. Barnes, E. l. Sorensen, W. H. Skrdla, C. H. Hanson, l. J. Elling, D. A. Miller, R. l. Taylor, M. D. Rumbaugh, T. E. Thompson, I. T. Carlson, E. T. Bingham and D. E. Brown. Crop Science. 74-287_ Some Constituents in the Atmosphere of a Housed Swine Unit. L. F. Elliott, J. A. DeShazer, E. R. Pea, Jr., T. A. Travis and T. M. McCalla. International Livestock Environment Symposium. 74-288. Effects of Thermal Acclimation and Magnitude of Environmental Temperature Change on Physiological Responses of Roosters. F. 8. Mather, J. A. DeShazer and Malik M. Ahmad. International Livestock Environment Symposium. 74-289_ Effect of Modified Plant Architecture of Dry Beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) on White Mold Severity and Yield. D. P. Coyne, J. R. Steadman and F. N. Anderson. Report of the Bean Improvement Cooperati ve. 74-290_ The Effect of Building Type, Management and Percent Slatted Floor on Performance and Health Characteristics in G-F Pigs. R. D. Fritschen, N. R. Underdahl and J. A. DeShazer. International Livestock Environment Symposium. 74-291_ A Plant-Component Genetic Approach to Breeding for Tolerance to the Bacterial Pathogens, Pseudomonas phaseolicola and Xanthomo­ nas phaseo'i. D. P. Coyne and M. L. Schuster. Report of the Bean Improvement Cooperati ve. 74-292. Studies on Soybean Nodule Senescence. Robert V. Klucas. Proceed­ ings of the Nebraska Academy of Sciences. 74-293. Photolysis of Trifluralin. James C. Markle and H. W. Knoche. Proceedings of the Nebraska Academy of Sciences. 74-294. Characterization of D. 24·Sterol-Methyl-Transferase from Bean Rust Uredospores. Hung-Kuang Lin and Herman W. Knoche. Proceedings of the Nebraska Academy of Sciences. 74-295. More on Modified Ear-to-Row Selection in Corn (Zea mays L.). W. A. Compton and R. E. Comstock. Crop Science. 74-296. Precision Sensible Heat Source. James A. DeShazer and Larry L. Olson. Agricultural Engineering. 74-297. Some Aspects of Cobalt Activation of Baciffus subtilis Aminopepti' dase I. Fred W. Wagner and Kenneth E. Wilber. Proceedings of the Nebraska Academy of Sciences. 74-298. Ion Movements in Bovine Rod Outer Segments. Fred W. Wagner and Kenneth E. Wilber. Proceedings of the Nebraska Academy of Sciences. 74-299. Myootoxin Producing-Potential of Molds Isolated from Cheddar

56 Cheese. L B. Bullerman and F. J. Olivigni. 34th Annual Meeting of the I nstitute of Food Technologists. 74·300. Inhibition of Aflatoxin Production by Cinnamon. L. B. Bullerman. 34th Annual Meeting of the Institute of Food Technologists. 74-301. Antitumor Activity of Yogurt Fractions. R. E. Farmer, G. V. Reddy and K. M. Shahani. Journal of Dairy Science. 74·302. Effect of Cryoprotective Agents on Freeze-Drying and Storage of Lactic Cultures. K. M. Shahani and A. Kilara. Journal of Dairy Science. 74·303. B-galactosidase Activity of Cultured and Acidified Dairy Products. A. Kilara and K. M. Shahani. Journal of Dairy Science. 74·304. Male Sterility and Stigma Shape Alteration in Phaseo/us vulgaris. A. M. Ibrahim, D. P. Coyne and George Emery. Report of the Bean I mprovement Cooperative. 74·305. Linkage Relationships of Plant Habit, Photoperiodic Response, and Common Blight Tolerance in PhaseDlus vulgaris. Dermot P. Coyne, and M. L. Schuster. Report of the Bean Improvement Cooperative. 74·306. Cytoplasmic Genic Inheritance of Flower Color in the Cross PhaseDlus vulgaris x PhaseDlus coccineus. A. M. Ibrahim and D. P. Coyne. Report of the Bean Improvement Cooperative. 74·307. Studies on Soybean Nodule Senescence. R. V. Klucas. Proceedings of American Society of Plant Physiologists. 74·308. Relationship of Performance and Carcass Characteristics in Swine. William T. Ahlschwede. Journal of Animal Science. 74·309. Effect of Glucocorticoids on Metabolism of Low Quality Proteins by Rats. T. S. Stahly, E. R. Pea, Jr., B. D. Moser and P. J. Cunningham. Journal of Animal Science. 74·310. Blood and Paunch Meal in Ruminant Rations. M. J. Prokop, T. J. Klopfenstein and T. Messersmith. Journal of Animal Science. 74·311. Effect of Glucocortlcoids on Metabolism of Low Quality Proteins by Swine. T. S. Stahly, E. R. Pea, Jr., B. D. Moser and P. J. Cunningham. Journal of Animal Science. 74·312. Availability of Tryptophan in Some Feedstuffs for Swine. Pedro H. Rivera L, E. R. Pea, Jr., T. Stahly, B. D. Moser and P. J. Cunningham. Journal of Animal Science. 74·313. Chemicals with Pressure Treated Cobs. T. J. Klopfenstein, R. P. Graham, H. G. Walker, Jr. and G. O. Kohler. Journal of Animal Science. 74·314. Chemicals for Treating Crop Residues. Whitney Rounds and Terry Klopfenstein. Journal of Animal Science.

57 74-315. Dried Paunch Feed as a Roughage Source in Beef Finishing Rations. T. l. Mess,,"smith, W. R. Fulton and T. J. Klopfenstein. Journal of Animal Science. 74·316. NPN Utilization with Fresh and Ensiled Corn Plant. Kern Hendrix and Terry Klopfenstein. Journal of Animal Science. 74·317. Urinary /Nitrogen and Blood Urea Nitrogen as Nutritional Indicators. Steve Toistedt and Stanley D. Farlin. Journal of Animal Science. 74·318. Effect of Dexamethasone on Intramuscular Fat Content. Bill D. Dicke, Stanley D. Farlin and V. H. Arthaud. Journal of Animal Science. 74·319. The Influence of EX!X>5ure to the Boar and Movement on Pubertal Development in the Gilt. Dwane R. Zimmerman, Roy Carlson and Beryle Lantz. Journal of Animal Science. 74-320. The Effects of Furfural Levels or Ethanol Extraction on the Nutritive Value of Hydrolyzed Sawdust. Robert Britton. Journal of Animal Science. 74·321. Nitrogen Supplementation of Gestating Beef Cows. Dennis Lamm, Gary C. White and John K. Ward. Journal of Animal Science. 74·322. Progesterone Effect on Estradiol Induced Plasma LH Release on Ovariectomized Gilts. William Beryle Lantz and Dwane R. Zimmer· man. Journal of Animal Science. 74-323. Effect of Conveyor Speed on Mechanical Tenderization of Beef Inside Rounds. W. C. Schwartz and R. W. Mandigo. Journal of Animal Science. 74-324. The Influence of Mixing Time on Chemical and Physical Properties of Flaked, Formed and Sectioned Meat. Roger Belohlavy and Roger W. Mandigo. Journal of Animal Science. 74-325. The Effect of Mechanical Tenderization on Fresh and Tempered Boneless Pork LDins. W. J. Goldner, R. W. Mandigo and W. C. Schwartz. Journal of Animal Science. 74-326. Effect of Tripolyphosphate and Salt on Flaked, Cured Pork. K. L. Neer and R. W. Mandigo. Journal of Animal Science. 74-327. Factors Affecting Chemical Properties of Heme and Lipid Compo­ nents in Mechanically Deboned Turkey Meat. D. M. Janky and G. W. Froning. Poultry Science. 74·328. The Effect of Dietary Constituents and Canning Water Nitrite on the Color of Cooked Fowl Meat. Faye C. Johnson and G. W. Froning. Poultry Science. 74·329. The Effects of Various Levels of Dietary Calcium and Egg Production UlX>n the Regulation of Feed Consumption in Laying

58 Hens. Earl W. Gleaves and Richard E. Ivy. Poultry Science. 74-330. Evaluation of Freeze Dried and Dehydrated Alfalfa For Egg Yolk Pigmentation in Layer Diets. T. W. Sullivan, G. W. Froning, D. H. Kahler, A. l. Livingston and G. O. Kohler. Poultry Science. 74-331. Comparative Evaluation of Freeze Dried and Dehydrated Alfalfa in Turkey Starter Diets. D. P. Holder, T. W. Sullivan. A. L. Livingston and G. O. Kohler. Poultry Science. 74-332. Protein, Supplemental Methionine and Inorganic Sulfate Levels for Starting Turkeys. H. J. Kuhl, Jr. and T. W. Sullivan. Poultry Science. 74-333. Bioassay of Phosphated Egg Shell and Fertilizer Phosphates in Turkey Starter Diets. T. W. Sullivan, F. J. Struwe and H. J. Kuhl, Jr. Poultry Science. 74-334. Availability and Toxicity of Fertilizer Phosphates in the Rat. R. E. Ivy and T. W. Sullivan - W. J. Goldner, C. R. Grass and E. R. Peo, Jr. Poultry Sciences. 74-335. The Influence of Ovulation, Time of Day, and Supplemental Calcium Upon Feed and Calcium Intake Patterns. Richard E. Ivy and Earl W. Gleaves. Poultry Sciences. 74-336. Uterine Blood Flow and Glucose Uptake in Pregnant Ewes. R. K. Christenson and R. L. Prior. American Society of Animal Science. 74-337. Estrus, LH, Ovulation and Fertility in Heifers. R. K. Christenson, S. E. Echternkamp and D. B. Laster. American Society of Animal Science. 74-338. Cultural Studies with Sprinkler Irrigated Potatoes. R. B. O'Keefe. American Potato Journal. 74-339. Effect of Maleic Hydrazide (MH-30) Sprout Inhibitor on Potato Quality. R. B. O'Keefe. American Potato Journal. 74-340. Heritability and Repeatability for Quality Factors in Potatoes. R. B. O'Keefe. American Potato Journal. 74-341. Evaluation of Respiratory Disease Vaccines. R. Gene White and Donald C. Clanton. Journal of Animal Science. 74-342. Fine Structure of Oviductal Lymphatic Capillaries in the Cow, Pig and Rat. R. K. Nayak, E. F. Ellington and D. R. Zimmerman. Journal of Animal Science. 74-343. Character of Bovine Vaginal Mucus at Estrus and After Breeding. J. J. Noonan, A. B. Schultze and E. F. Ellington. Journal of Animal Science. 74-344. Estrous Cycle Control with Progestogen Implants and Gonadotropin Injections. J. E. Kinder and E. F. Ellington. Journal of Animal Science. 74-345. Anhydrous Ammonia Application During Fallow for Winter Wheat

59 Production. D. E. Smika and P. H. Grabouski. Agronomy Journal. 74-346. Waste Management Problems. T. M. McCalla. Proceedings, Soil Conservation Society of America. 74-347. Added Fiber and Apparent Protein Value of a Food Product for Humans. Constance Kies and Hazel M. Fox. Cereal Science Today. 74·348. Effect of Dichlorvos and Calcium-Phosphorus on Reproductive Performance of Swine. John J. Noonan and David M. Danielson. Jo urnal of Ani mal Science.

PUBLICATIONS OF THE STAFF

Key to Abbreviations

SB-Station Bulletin Q3-Fall Quarterly 1973 RB- Research Bulletin Q4-Winter Quarterly 1973 DR-Departmental Report Q1-Spring Quarterly 1974 OTC-Outstate Testing Circular J-Journa I Series MP-Miscellaneous Publication A-Journal Abstracts Q2-Summer Quarterly 1973

Aboul'Nader, H. M., A73-240 Baker, David S., J3761 Adamson, Martha L., Q2 Baker, Frank, Q3, Q4, J3800 Ahlschwede, W. T., A73-271, Ball, Ellen M., J3661 A74-308 Ball, Harold J., J3574, J3592, Ahmad, Malik M., J3668, J3678, J3694, J3755 J3692, J3720, J3723, J3779, Ball, William S., A73·239 A74·288 Barnes, D. K., J3749, J3750, AI·Ani, Abdullah N., J2899 A74-285, A74·286 Anderson, Dale G., SB530, RB261, Barnhart, H. M., J3638 J3599,J3813 Bashford, Leonard L, J3670 Anderson, F. N., J3730, A74-281, Bass, E. P., J3513 A74-282, A74-283, A74-289 Beckenhauer, W. H., J3767 Anderson, William A .. Q2 Beland, G. L., J3526 Arboleda·Rivera, Fernando, J3452 Belohlavy, Roger, A74·324 Arnold, R. G., J3737, J3825 Bembers, M .. J3620, J3776, J3788 Arthaud, Vincent, J3479, J3548, Benson, Ellsworth H., Q3 J3753, A74·318 Bingham, E. T., J3749 Blad, Blaine L., J3550, J3702 Baca, J. M. J3799 Boosalis, M. G., J3593, J3804 Bagley, Walter T., Q2, Q3, J3382, Borchers, Raymond, J3200 J3456, J3739

60 Bowen, T, E., J3534 Coffman, D. L., DR62 Boyce, Scott, 02 Colville, W. L., A73·244 Brakke, M. K., J3551 , J3707 Compton, William A., J3452, Brandt, F. I., J3825 J371 0, J3738, J3752, J3798, Britton, Robert, A74·320 A74·295 Brown, D. E. J3749, A74·286 Comstock, R. E.. A74·295 Budt, Wayne W., J3813 Conard, E. C., A74·278 Bulla, Lee A., Jr., J3555 Cook, G. E., J3675, J3693, J3804 Bullerman, L. B., J3546, J3638, Coplin, D. L., A74·280 J3679, J3746, J3795, J3799, Corey, Fred C., J3818 J3801, J3828, A74·299, Cornish, D. G., J3011, J3619 A74·300 Costa, Juanita M., A73·264 Burbank, Wayne, 03 Cox, J. L., RB260 Burgert, K. L., 03 Coyne, D. P., DR100, DR101, Burnett, J. P., J3729 J3641, J3675, J3689, J3711, Burnside, O. C., 03, J3463, J3560, J3712, J3730, J3805, J3816, J3589, J3591 , J3601 , J3695, A73·272, A74·289, A74·291, J3780, J3781, A73·245, A74·304, A74·305, A74·306 A7:J.246, J73·247, A73·248, Crandall, Lynn, 03, 04 A73·261, A73·262, A73·263 Cross, O. E.. J3438, J3775, J381 0, Burwell, R. E., J3400, J3476, A73·235 J3683 Cundiff, Larry V., J3522, J3590, Burzlaff, D. F., J3281 , J3535 J3753 Cunningham, Peter J., J3455, Calub, A. G., J3710, J3738, J3798 J3487, J3498, J3500, J3516, Campbell, J. B., 02, D R2 J3760, J3815, A73·249, Carlson, I. T., J3749, J3750, A73·250, A74·309, A74·311. A74·285, A74·286 A74·312 Carlson, Roy, A74·31 9 Carrancedo, M. G., J3783 Daigger, Gary, J3726 Cavner, Linda Susan, J3686 Daigger, L. A., A74·282 Chaudhury. M. F. B., J3592, J3755 Daly, J. M., J3106 Chesnin, Leon, J3775, A73·235 Danielson, David M., J3771 , J3794, Chiang, H. C., RB255 J3802, J3803, J3815, A74·348 Chilson, Bennett D.. J3308 Davies, Eric, J3641 Christenson, R. K., A74·336, DeShazer, J. A., J3406, J3566, A74-337 J3662, J3719, J3768, J3770, Cihacek, L. J., J3728 J3779, J3784, A73·277, Clanton, D. C., J3606, A74·341 A74·287, A74·288, A74·290, Clegg, M. D., A7:J.240 A74·296 Clemens, Edgar, J3479, J3548 Dicks, Bill D., A74·318

61 Dickerson, G. E., J3753 Ferguson,-Donald L., J3512 Dillon, Roy, DR41, J3676 Fetters, Eldon, A73-256 Doraiswamy, Paul C., J3618 Fischbach, Paul E., Q3, Q4, DR2, Dor nhoff, G. M., OTC155, J3428,J3521,J3708 OTC157, OTC158, OTC159, Fisher, Wayne, A73·250 DR3 Florrell, Robert, Q4 Dreier, A. F. OTC155, OTC156, Flowerday, A. D., Q2, A73·244 OTC157, OTC158, OTC159, Fonken, David W., J3708 DR3, DR4, DR5, J3576, J3617 Fox, Hazel M., J3489, J3540, Drew, J. V., Q3, Ql, J3508, J3554, J3650, J3709, J3713, J3714, J3778 J3811, J3823, A74-347 Duffey, Virginia Nollmann, Q2 Frank, Ken, Q3 Diehl, A. L. J3617 Frecks, G. A., J3416 Dunkle, Larry D., J3553, J3593, Free, B. L. J3792 J3611,J3667,J3696,J3826 Frey, Thomas L., Q2, Q4 Dunn, Stanley D., J3626 Fritschen, R. D., J3768, A73·249, A73-250, A73·253, A74·290 Eastin, J. D., J3765 Froning. G. W., J3402, J3450, Echternkamp, S. E., A74-337 J3451 , J3619, J3625, A74·327, Edmunds, L. K., J3696 A74-328, A74·330 Eldridge, F. E., J3735 Fulton, W. R., A74·315 Elling, L. J., J3749, A74·286 Ellington, E. F. J3796, J3797, Gardner, C. 0., J3547, J3565, A74·342, A74·343, A74·344 J3710,J3738, J3798 Elliott, L. F., J3503, J3685, J3769, Ghazarian, Hagop G., J3200 J3770, A73-234, A73-277, Gilbertson, C. B., J3416, J 3427, A74-287 J3519, J3761, J3819, J3820, Ellis, J. R., J3605, J3764, J3785, A73·238 J3820, A73·238 Gingles, Ruby, Q4, Ql, J3698 Ells, Alisanne Rae Schmidt, DR8 Gleaves, Earl W., J3668, J3678, Emery, George, A74·304 A74-329, A74·335 Epp, A. W., Ql Goldner, W. J., A74-325. A74·334 Evetts, L. L., J3463, J3591 , J3601, Gompert, Terry, J3705 J3780, J3781, A73·245, Gong, Cheng-Shung, J3553, J3759 A73·246, A73-247, A73·248 Gorz, H. J., J3482, J3526, J3531. J3715, J3716, J3751,J3791 Farlin, S. D., J3820, A74·317, Grabouski, P. H., OTC155, A74·318 OTC157, OTC158, OTC159, Farmer, R. E., A74·301 D R4, A74-345 Fenster, C. R., Q3, Q4, DR4, Grace, O. D .. J3457, J3534 J3364, A73-237, A73-256, Graham, R. P., A74·313 A73-257

62 Grass, C. R., A74-334 Ivy, Richard E., A74-329, A74·334, Gray, R. W., Jr., 03 A74·335 Greb, B. W., J3736 Jackson, A. 0., J3551 Gregory, Keith E., J3522, J3590, Janky, D. M., A74-327 J3753 Jensen, Peter N., J3554 Greene, H. J., J3688, J3742 Joe, Alan M., J3721 Haag, William L., J3762 Johnson, Anne, Ql Haase, RosemarY,DR10 Johnson, Faye, J3450, A74-328 Hagen, Arthur F., J3671 Johnson, Gloria K., J3722 Ham, G. L., J3281 Johnson, G. Robert, Ql Hammond, J. J., J3547, J3565 Johnson, Ralph A .. 02, 04, J3763 Hansmeyer, W., J3677 Johnson, V. A., RB256, RB258, Hanson, C. H., J3749, J3750, J3576, J3614, J3616, J3617, A74-285, A74·286 J3757 Hart, John M., J3419 Jones, L. E., J3606 Hartung, T. E., J3402, J3546, Jurado·Tovar, A., J3752 J3638,J3828 Kahler, D. H., A74-330 Haskins, F. A., J3482, J3526, Kalyan·Masih, Violet, J3664, J3673 J3531,J3715,J3751,J3791 Kapleau, Burton R., J3672 Hasimoglu, Sumer, J3684 Karn, J. F., J3606 Hassler, J. B., RB254 Kastl, Rose M., J3673 Heerman, Dale, J3726 Keaster, A. J., RB255 Hegler, Kay L., J3777 Kehm, Valerie C., DRl Helgeson, D. L., RB261, J3599 Kehr, W. R., J3164, J3281 , J3355, Helm, Gladys, 01 J3749, J3750, A73-274, Helmers, Glenn A., RB257, 01, A74-285, A74-286 J3454 Kemper, D. W., J3623 Hemsath, Delroy L., J3556 Kendrick, James G., 03, 04, Hendrix, Kern, A74·316 J3454,J3788 Hesse, J. F., 03, J3561 Kies, Constance, J3489, J3540, Hibbs, C. M., J3688, J3697, J3742 J3596, J3650, J3709, J3713, Hill, R. E., RB255, J3808 J3714, J3773, J3811, J3823, Hill, R. M., J3620 A74·347 Himmergardt, L. C. J3537, J3538 Kilara, Arean, J3501, J3782, Hinrichs, D. G., J3687 J3783, A74-302, A74-303 Holder, D. P., J3534, J3743, Kincaid, Dennis C., J3663, J3669 A74·331 Kinder, J. E., J3797, A74-344 Ibrahim, Aly M., J3641, A74-304, Kindler, S. D., J3355, A73-275 A74-306 Kirkbride, C. A., J3688

63 Kleinschmidt, W. J., J3733 Lemeur, Raoul, J3598, J3702, Klepper, Lowell, RB259, A73-265 J3745, J3880, A74·284 Klopfenstein, Terry, J3666, J3684, Lentz, Gary W., RB 257, J3454 J3820, A73-238, A74-310, Lewis, D. T., 03, 01, J3419, A74-313, A74-314, A74-315, J3508, J3778 A74-316 Lindell, D. L., J3622 Klucas, Robert V., J3626, J3809, Linderman, C. L., J3605, J3772 A73-242, A74-292, A74-307 Lin, Hung-Kuang, J3724, A74-294 Kniep, Maurice D., 03 linscott, D. L., RB260 Knickrehm, Marie E., J3308, Liska, Kathy J., 04 J3674, J3722 Livingston, A. L., J3743, A74-330, Knight, Robert H., J3731, J3826, A74-331 A74·279 Lommasson, R. C., J3641 Knoche, H. W., J3724, A74-293, Lorimor, J. C., J3495 A74-294 Lytle, P. W., 03, DR62, J3821 Knudsen, D., J3462 Magnuson, Stephen, DR100, Koch, Robert M., J3522, J3590, DR101 J3753 Manbeck, Deane M., 02, J3701 Kohler, G. 0., J3743, A74-313, Mandigo, R. W., J3011, J3078, A74-330, A74-331 J3455, J3537, J3538, J3548, Korslund, Mary, J3540 J3706, A74-323, A74·324, Koski, R. K .. J3580, J3729 A74-325, A74-326 Krohn, Glen H., 03 Manglitz, G. R., J3526, J3577, Kubicek, J. J. J3532 J3715, J3716, J3787, J3791, Kuhl, H. J., Jr., A74-332, A74·333 A73-276 Kunert, G. F., J3078 Maranville, J. W., A73-240 Kunzi, Niklaus, J3753 Markle, J. C., A73-266, A74-293 Lamm, Dennis, A74-321 Martin, Alex, A73·256, A73-260 Lane, D. E., DR2 Mather, F. B., J3668, J3678, Langenbach, R. J., J3106 J3692, J3719, J3720, J3723, Langenberg, Willem G., J3340, A74-288 J3474, J3523, J3528, J3570, Mattern, P. J., RB256, RB258, J3631, J3725, J3732, J3940 J3474, J3576, J3614, J3616, Lantz, Beryle, A74-319, A74-322 J3793 Laster, D. B., A74-337 Maxcy, R. B., J3402, J3499, J3737 Lavy, T. L., 04, J3364, J3727, Mayo, Z. B., J3808 J3766, A73-251, A73-252, Mazurak, Andrew P., J2899, J3556, A73-265, A73-266, A73-267, J3687 , J3775, A73·235 A73-268 McCalla, T. M., 01, J3411, J3476, Leipold, H. W., J3688, J3742 J3770, J3820, J3824, A73-238,

64 A73-279, A74-287, A74-346 Nayak, R. D. A74-342 McCarty, M. K., RB260, A73-254, Neer, K. L., A74·326 A73-255, A73-256, A73-257, Neild, R. E., SB258 A73-258, A73-259, A73-260, Neiman, E. L., J3577 A73-270, A73-273 Nelson, Doug C., SB529, SB530 McCrae, S. E., J3647 Nelson, Ivan L., J3818 McGhee, T. J., J3761 Nelson, L. A., OTC155, OTC156, McKenna, Rita, D R12 OTC159, OTC160, D R4 Mebus, C. A., Ql, J3185, J3445, Nelson, Lenis, J3758, J3811, J3485, J3513, J3690, J3734, A73-236 J3767, A73-243, A73-269 Nelson Stuart 0., J3515, J3517, Mehlman, Myron, A., J3489 J3581 , J3694, J3756, J3774, Meints, V. W., J3717, J3718 J3790, J 3812 Messersmith, T., A74-310, A74·315 Newell, L. C., J3654, J3655 Mielke, lloyd N., J3411, J3495, Newton, Audrey, Q2 J3765, J3772, J3785 Ng, Cecilia, DR9 Miller, D. A., J3749, J3750, Nichols, James T., DR2, J3371 , A74-285, A74-286 J3814 Miller, David R., Q2, J3382, J3456, Nienaber, J. A., J3427, J3519, J3739 J3819, J3820, A73-238 Miller, M. K., J3750, A73-285 Nilson, K., J3782 Mitchell, R. J., J3467 Noonan, John J., J3771 , J3794, Moline, W. J., Q2, J3371, J3535, J3796, J3802, J3803, J3815, J3814, A73-239 A74-343, A74-348 Moomaw, R. S., OTC156, OTC157, Nordquist, P. T., OTC155, DR4, OTC158, OTC159, Q3, J3632 DR2, J3552 Morris, T. J., J3505, J3506 Nuland, D. S., SB531, DR102, Morris, R., J3586, J3614, J3616, DR103 J3747 Odvody, Gary N., J3593, J3611, Morrow, L. K., A73-254, A73-255, J3696 A73-256, A73-257, A73-258, Ogden, R. L., J3355, A73-274 A73-259, A73-260, A73-270, O'Keefe, R. B., DR106, A74-338, A73-273 A74-339, A74-340 Moser, B. D., J3495, J3500, J3706, Olivigni, F. J., J3801, A74-299 A74-309, A74-311, A74·312 Olson, Larry L., J3662, J3719, Mueller. Jo Ann Luzio. Q4 A74-296 Muir, John, Q2, J3524 Olson, R. A., Q2, Q4, J3524, J3728 Mulliner, H. R., Q3 O'Neal, M. V., J3761 Mulveney, D. L., J3728 Owen, A. A., J3498, J3500 Mussman, H. C. J3439 Owen, Foster G., Ql

65 Palmer, Louis T., 01 Ross, H. M., J3704 Parkhurst, Anne, DR11, DR12 Rumbaugh, M. D., J3749, A74-286 Paul, P. C., J3647, J3748 Rumery, Myron G. A" MP29, Peo, E. R., Jr., J3455, J3487, J3606 J3498, J3500, J3516, J3706, Russell, Louise M., J3787 J3770, A73-271, A73-277, Sahs, Warren W., 02, 03 A74-287, A74-309, A74-311, Sailor, Patricia, A73-264 A74-312, A74-334 Salac, S. S., SB531, 03, DR103, Perry, L. J., Jr" 03, DR1, J3680 J3561 Peterson, Donald L., 03, J3700 Sasaki, M., J3747 Peterson, G. A., J3717, J3718, Satterlee, L. D., 04, J3450, J3620, A74-281, A74-282, A74-383 J3677, J3776, J3788, J3789, Pierce, Richard 0., J3822 J3792, J3793 Piest, R. F., J3046, J3400, J3476 Schalk, J. M., J3355 Platter, P. D., J3487 Schlaphoff, C. W., J3581, J3812 Powell, C. A., J3827 Schmidt, J. W., RB256, OTC155, Prior, R. L., A74-336 OTC 156, DR3, DR4, J3576, Prokop, M. J., A74-310 J3586, J3614, J3616, J3617. Pruess, K. P., J3642, J3665, J3682, J3747 J3786 Schroeder, Helen F., J3340, J3474, Rai, P. S., J3694 J3528, J3570, J3631, J3725, Rasschaert, E. H., J3821 J3940 Raun, Earle, S., J3664 Schultze, A. D., J3796, A74-343 Reddy, G. V" A74-301 Schuman, G. E., J3046, J3400, Reed, G. L., RB255 J3462,J3476,J3683,J3785 Rehm, G. W" 03, D R-A 1, DR-A2, Schuster, M. L., J3689, J3710, J3371 , J3408, J3535, J3632, J3711, J3712, J3738, J3798, J3814, A73-241 J3816, A73-272, A74-291, Rhodes, M. B., J3439, J3445, A74-305 J3485, J3412, A73-243 Schwab, Lois 0., DR1,J3777 Rivera, Pedro H., A74-312 Schwartz, Franz, RB254 Robinson, F. R., J3754 Schwartz, H. F., J3805 Rochow, W. F" J3707 Schwartz, W. C., A74-323. A74-325 Roeth, F. W., J3364 Schwulst, Frank J., J3590 Roheim, John R., J3731, A73-219 Scruggs, Barbara, 02 Ronnenkamp, R. R., J3482 Seevers, P., 01, J3554, J3778, Rosenberg, Norman J., 02, J3382, J3779 J3456, J3550, J3618, J3699, Seim, E. C., 02, J3524 J3739, J3745, J3806, J3807, Semancik, J. S., J3505, J3506, J3829, J3830, A74-284 J3580

66 Shah, G. A., A73·244 Struwe F. J., A74-333 Shahani, K. M., J3501, J3721 , Sukovoty, J. E., J3685, A74-234 J3782, J3783, A74-301, Sulek, Helen, J3673 A74-302, A74-303 Sullivan, Charles Y., J3765 Shank, A, R., J3586 Sullivan, T. W., J3467, J3532, Shepherd, Sara L., J3672 J3534, J3743, A74-330, Showers, W. B., RB255 A74·331, A74-332, A74·333, Shull, Hollis, J3629, J3726 A74·334 Skinker, Georgia L., 04 Swanson, Norris P., J3278, J3411, Skrdla, W. H" J3749, J3750, J3464, J3495, J3605, J3663, A74-2B5, A74-286 J3685, J3687, J3772, A74·234 Smika, D, E" J3736, A73-237, Taira, T., J3747 A74-345 Taylor, R. L., J3749, A74-286 Socha, T. E., J3455 Teter, N, C., DR2, J3406, J3566, Somer halder, B. R., 04, DR2, J3744,J3785,J3817 J3521 Thompson, T. E., J3749, J3750, Sorensen, E. L., J3749, J3750, A74-285, A74-286 A74-285, A74-286 Thompson, T. L., J3406, J3416, Sorenson, R. C" J3408, J3535, J3566,J3821,J3822 J3622,J3623,J3814 Tiarks, A, E., J3775, A73-235 Specht, J. E., J3751 Tobin, Richard B., J34B9 Spiedel, Steve, DR41 Tolstedt, Steve, A74-317 Spitze, D. C., 03, J3632 Torres-Medina, A., J3439 Spomer, R. G.. J3046, J3400, Travis, T. A., J3503, J3769, J3770, J3476 A74-287 Spotanski, R. F., J3560 Trocha, Paul, J3106 Stahley, T. S., A74-309, A74-311, Tuomy, J. M., J3537, J3538 A74-312 Turner, Michael S., 04 Stair, E. L., J3185, J3445, J3485, Twiehaus, M. J., 01, J3185, J3433, A74-243 J3439, J3445, J3485, J3513, St. Julian, Grant, J3555 J3690, J3734, J3754, J3767, Stanley, M. A., J3462 A73-243 Steadman, J. R., J3675, J3693, J3730, J3804, J3805, A74-289 Uhlinger, R. D., SB531, DR102, Steele, John C., J3708 DR 103, J3741 Stenberg, D. E., DR6 U hrmacher, Glenda Gangwish, Stetson, L. E., J3581, J3694, DR11 J3703, J3756, J3774, J3790, Umunna, N. N., J3666, J3684 J3812,J3818 Underdahl, N. R., J3285, J3445 Stott, W. T., J3799 J3768, A74-290 Stroike, J. E., RB 256 Urbauer, Dewey, J3642

67 Vakil, J. R., J3782 Wilhelmi, K. D., RB256 Van Etten, James L., J3553, J3555, Williams, J. H., DTC157 J3580, J3729, J3731, J3733, Wilson, Janet M., 01 J3759, J3826, A74-279, Witowski, John F., J3664 A74-280 Woerman, J. H., J3789, J3793 Van Haverbeke, David F., 02, 01 Woods, Walter, J3479, J3548, Verma, Shashi B., J3806, J3807, J3666,J3684,J3705 J3829 Woodward, Harriette, J3698 Vidaver, A. K., J3580, J3691, Woodward, John C., 02, J3698 J3729, J3733, J3762, A74-280 Wright, J. E., 02 Vipperman, P. E., J3487, J3516 Wyri II, J. B., A73-265 Visser, Mary Jane, Q2 Young, J. D., J3561 Vogel, K. P., RB258 Voss, Jacqueline H., Q4 Zachariah, N. Y., J3620 Zimmerman, Dwane R., J3760, Wagner, Fred W., J3672, A74-297, A74-319, A74-322, A74-342 A74-298 Walker, Florence 5., 02, J3686 Walker, H. G., Jr., A74-313 Ward, John, 03, J3705, A74-321 Watts, Darrell G., J3818 Webster, J. 5., D R4 Wed berg, J. L., A74-268 Weidner, C. W., A73-267 Weiss, G. M., J3706 Welch, Ardyce B., J3433 Welch, L. F., J3728 Wellman, Allen C., 02 Wertz, Rebecca Ann Dowling, J3674 White, Gary C., A74-321 White, R. G., J3513, J3681, A74-243, A74-341 Whitney, Richard, J3670 Wicks, Gail A., DR2, J3552, A73-237 Wiegers, Howard L., Q 1 Wiese, R. A., DR6, J3728, A73-241 Wilber, Kenneth E., A74-297, A74-298 Wilde, Patricia A., DR10

68 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS

REPORT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURES 1 For the Year Ended June 3D, 1974

GENERAL CURRENT FUNDS

Funds Available: 2 Received from United States Government Hatch Fund ...... $ 887,985.00 Budgeted by the University ...... 4,262,320.83 Total · $5,150,305.83

Expenditures: Salaries, Wages, & Staff Benefits · $4,290,763.08 Operating Expenses ...... 747,137.50 Equipment and Improvements 112,405.25 Total ...... · $5,150,305.83

RESTRICTED CURRENT FUNDS

Income: Gifts, Grants and Contracts From United States Government Agencies ...... · $1,130,684.46 From State of Nebraska Agencies 120,569.64 From Industry ...... 269,948.03 From Foundations & Health Organizations ...... 111,311.60 From Other Sources ... . 8,032.51 Total ...... · $1,650,549.24

Expenditures: Salaries, Wages & Staff Benefits · $ 939,339.97 Operating Expenses ...... 536,660.13 Equipment and Improvements 165,549.14 Total ...... · $1,650,549.24

69 CASH REVOLVING FUND

Income: Sales and Services · $2,272,316.77 Expenditures: Salaries, Wages and Staff Benefits . $ 438,947.20 Operating Expenses ...... 1,622,015.79 Equipment and Improvements 211,353.78 Total ...... · $2,272,316.77

AGENCY REVOLVING FUND3

Income: Sales and Services · $2,603,399.80 Expenditures: Salaries, Wages & Staff Benefits . $1,474,836.22 Operating Expenses ...... 948,373.35 Equipment and Improvements 180,190.23 Total ...... · $2,603,399.80

'These figures do not include capital expenditures of Station funds for Plant ("P" Accounts) expenditures totaling $331,636.57

2lncludes: University Research Council funds from State appropriations and Irrigation Development Funds, Station $12,255.90 8,479.76 31ncludes Meat Animal Research Center, Foundation Seed and Tractor $20,735.66 Testing

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