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Hominy: This term should not be used alone but should always 

 appear as " hommy feed," " hominy meal " or " hominy chop." 



Screenings: One of the most serious attempts to mislead and de- 

 fraud arises from the practice of compounding feeds with grain 

 screenings, containing a certain amount of broken and damaged 

 grains, and upon the strength of the presence of these particles of the 

 cereals from which the screenings are obtained, guarantees are main- 

 tained which would lead to the assumption that the commodities are 

 composed of pure, sound grains, whereas only screenings have been 

 used. 



Example: A certain sample of feed was certified to be composed 

 of cottonseed meal, oats, barley, wheat, grain screenings, malt 

 sprouts, molasses and salt. A careful examination showed that the 

 true composition of the feed was cottonseed meal, screenings from 

 oats, barley and wheat, malt sprouts, molasses, and salt. 



When a cereal is named as an ingredient, it is expected to be cleayi, 

 sound, sweet and of good quality. The form, whether whole, cracked 

 or ground should be given. 



