. yolk is weighted and put into a jar. rest of the egg

After the separation of the white and the yolk the white is weighed. Yolk is shown in for foreground

Possible now to color yolks of eggs "red, white and blue" by feeding hens different feeds. Washington, D.C., April 7. Showing exactly how the yolks of eggs are colored - "Red, white and blue" - by feeding hens different feeds. if you want a deep orange-red color include in the hen's ration ground pi

. to test the contents. value. Agri culture is after a better. photo shows some of the. being made to determine. hens lay the better eggs, and if eggs can be bettered by cross-breeding the chickens

The white of the egg or the albumen of the egg is sent thru a screen separating the heavy from the thin. The more heavy the better the egg

Future may see hens lay eggs of different colors through experiments of government experts. Washington, D.C., April 7. Joseph's coat of many colors may now be duplicated in the poultry laboratory where hens paint their own eggs over a range of hues from pearly white, through the various shades of br

. y part of the albumen or the. scraped off the screen and again à

Testing cosmetics at Department of Agriculture Washington D.C. July 10. Dr. D.C. Grove, of the Dept. of Agriculture is shown giving a shakedown test of different creams to get the fattening material from the product.

Superior chickens set. After removal from the incubator the eggs are put through the candling test by Mr. Haynes. Those infertile are given to charity while the fertile ones follow through the scientific routine with an additional ten days in the incubator, 1/19/38