Manufacturing opportunities in the state of Washington . d developed. *The process of preparing the irluten so that it retains its originalproperties is an invention of the writer. A patent has been requestedand given to the people of the United States of America. This pro-cedure will give anyone who sees fit to use the process, the right tomake gluten according to the writers method without paying any roy-alties. The process will be described in one of the Experiment Stationbulletins issued at Pullman, Washington. 118 Manufacturing Opportunities in Washington OATS. Wliile the amount of oats p
Manufacturing opportunities in the state of Washington . d developed. *The process of preparing the irluten so that it retains its originalproperties is an invention of the writer. A patent has been requestedand given to the people of the United States of America. This pro-cedure will give anyone who sees fit to use the process, the right tomake gluten according to the writers method without paying any roy-alties. The process will be described in one of the Experiment Stationbulletins issued at Pullman, Washington. 118 Manufacturing Opportunities in Washington OATS. Wliile the amount of oats produced in this state is compara-tively small (13,000,000 bushels), their quality is good. Theberries arc plump and contain considerable meat. IMie bettergrades are selected for makine; breakfast foods and the lessmeaty types are generally utilized in various ways as stockfood. Owing to the excellent quality, more oats should be pro-duced. They are well adaptetl to a system of rotation and thefarmers should endeavor to grow this cereal in rotation with. A floiii- mill :it Wallii Walla. This rnimty pii>lii(es r,.(Hin,0(HI l]\islielsof wheat other crops. The breakfast varieties should be grown only onland that is free from wild oats, since the hulls of the latter aredifficult to remove and when present the value of the breakfastfood is lowered. A campaign to utilize the home grown oats andhome-made cereal as a breakfast food will do much toward en-couraging the farmers to grow not only more oats but betteroats. BARLEY. The cereal which ranks next in jioint of production is barley(6,000,000 bushels). The larger part of the barley grown inthis state has been used in stock feeding. Some of the varieties Manufactures from Cereals 119 have been used in making barley malt. The brewing industry,however, eannot now be considered important and as a resultmore barley will be available for other purposes. On the otherhand, a limited amount of barley malt has been used in maki
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