Does Farming Pay and Can It Be Profitably Managed
Hon. Martin Calvin of Augusta contributes a Georgia farming series arguing farmers can prosper through diversification, better soil prep, and disciplined use of fertilizers. He credits the Farmers Alliance and Grange movement for improving cash flow, warns against overusing guano, and urges targeted, measured fertilizer plans for sustainable improvement.
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Martin Calvin
Augusta
Georgia
South
Union
Grange
Wheel
Farmers’ Alliance
the Wheel
the Grange
Alliance
Tanswer
Acre
Conservative Georgia farmers on thriving mixed crops
Hon Felix Corput of Floyd and Hon J N Twitty of Jefferson lead a survey of progressive farming in Georgia. Corput reports 42 acres under field crops and 42 under vineyard orchard with 60 tons hay and diverse yields including corn oats potatoes and grapes. Twitty showcases fertilizer free and guano assisted plots producing substantial corn cotton and oats on 125 acres. Major Ryall Ayala and Mobley add detailed farming economics and measured acre returns, while Col James B Park Jr highlights orchard and hay profits.
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Felix Corput
Floyd
Corput
Macon
Cave Springs
Toms Johns
Vie
Corputa
J. N. Twitty
Jefferson
Mr. Twitty
General Assembly
Twitty
Ryall
Ayala
J. M. Mobley
Harris
James Te. Park
James B. Park, Jr
Georgia Experiment Station
Hitory
Old Greene
Augusta
Atlanta
Greene County
North Georgia
Alabama
Ssis
Wir
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Savannah
Maj
G. W. Ryals
Georgia Experiment Station Directory
Major Ryals
HO Commission
Major Ryall
Major Ayala
J. My Mobley
Gee
Mobley
Wil Colter