The Haugh Meter is a micrometer that measures the thickness of the albumen (egg white) closest to the yolk.
This is a photo of women judging a cherry pie contest here at ³ÉÈËÊÓƵ during Club Week in August 1957.
Buhr mills were used on farms to grind hard, small grains for animal feed.
his week we have a photograph of Ethel Wieting who was named Eminent Homemaker in 1956. The Eminent Homemaker award was given out starting in 1928.
Arm bands are worn by the Little International Exposition participants when showing animals. The judges use the numbers to track and identify the participants for awarding points.
The farmer in this photo is loading up a feed wagon with silage.
Egg yolks can range in color from pale yellow to deep orange. So what causes the color change?
In this photo, three men are pictured standing behind an auger watching oats being moved from the truck to a storage bin.
Many families used printed flour sacks to make clothes in the 1930s and 1940s.
Growing sorghum in a crop rotation with soybeans can help increase soybean yields and can also keep certain soil diseases from fields.