Code of Federal Regulations: Containing a Codification of Documents of General Applicability and Future Effect as of December 31, 1948, with Ancillaries and IndexSpecial edition of the Federal Register, containing a codification of documents of general applicability and future effect ... with ancillaries. |
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... maturity permitted in the bullock class have slightly red and slightly soft chine bones , and the cartilages on the ... the lumbar vertebrae are nearly com- pletely ossified ; and the rib bones are slightly wide and slightly flat .
... maturity permitted in the bullock class have slightly red and slightly soft chine bones , and the cartilages on the ... the lumbar vertebrae are nearly com- pletely ossified ; and the rib bones are slightly wide and slightly flat .
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In such carcasses , the rib bones have only a slight tendency toward flatness . ... variations in quality , references to color of lean in the standards for a given de- gree of maturity vary slightly with dif- ferent levels of quality .
In such carcasses , the rib bones have only a slight tendency toward flatness . ... variations in quality , references to color of lean in the standards for a given de- gree of maturity vary slightly with dif- ferent levels of quality .
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The degrees of marbling referenced in the specifications , in order of descending quantity are : Slightly abundant , moder- ate , modest , small , slight , traces , and practically devoid . However , for carcass evaluation programs and ...
The degrees of marbling referenced in the specifications , in order of descending quantity are : Slightly abundant , moder- ate , modest , small , slight , traces , and practically devoid . However , for carcass evaluation programs and ...
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There usually is a slightly thin layer of fat over the loins , ribs , and inside rounds and the fat over the rumps , hips , and clods usually is slightly thick . There are usually small deposits of fat in the flanks and cod or udder .
There usually is a slightly thin layer of fat over the loins , ribs , and inside rounds and the fat over the rumps , hips , and clods usually is slightly thick . There are usually small deposits of fat in the flanks and cod or udder .
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The minimum degree of marbling required increases with ad- vancing maturity throughout this group from minimum slightly abundant to maximum slightly abundant ( see Figure 1 ) and the ribeye muscle is firm . ( 4 ) Beef produced from cows ...
The minimum degree of marbling required increases with ad- vancing maturity throughout this group from minimum slightly abundant to maximum slightly abundant ( see Figure 1 ) and the ribeye muscle is firm . ( 4 ) Beef produced from cows ...
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Page 397 - ... each lot or parcel of grain inspected and graded by such licensed inspector showing the information contained on such inspection certificate. § 102.67 Weight certificate. Each weight certificate issued under the act by a weigher shall be in a form approved for the purpose by the Service, and shall embody the following information within its written or printed terms : (a) The caption "United States Warehouse Act, Grain Weight Certificate", (b) Whether it is an original, a duplicate, or other...