Edwards Regards The Poultry And Dairying Outlook
F R Edwards of the Georgia Experiment Station surveys livestock trends in Georgia. He argues diversified farming with more livestock boosts profits, cites rising dairy activity and strong markets for milk butter and eggs, and urges small scale dairying to avoid costly errors. He notes beef cattle prices remain high but warns against overproduction while urging broader sheep and swine development as cotton declines.
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Ania
South Georgia
Senator Harris reviews federal aid to Georgia peach growers
United States Senator W. J. Harris outlines federal support for Georgia peaches, detailing research into phony disease, the Fort Valley laboratory, and eradication efforts. He notes a $10,000 congressional grant, ongoing inspections of over seven hundred thousand trees, and progress on rootstock research and disease control measures.
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Congress
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Alabama State Department of Agriculture
Alabama
William F. ‘Turner
Poapestads
Andlire
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Tharge
Georgia Livestock Profits Rise With Clean Pastures
The text notes profits from swine can grow when pastures are clean and pigs stay under four months, with larger litters and protein supplements boosting output. It discusses poultry production, market tones, and the need for disease control, better feeding, and stricter culling to lower costs, urging gradual, cautious expansion in Georgia livestock farming.
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Georgia
Peanut Market Sags As Buyers Hold Back Supplies
The peanut market slumps as demand stays unusually light. Large buyers like candy makers and peanut butter firms have purchased sparingly, with little futures business this season. Prices hit multi year lows though some brokers see a bottom, noting minimal carryover and limited stock on hand. The 1920s era crop is larger than last year but not excessive, with funds shortages among producers cited as a depressant factor.
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Georgia
New York
Virginia
Proos
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Marke
Nee Fox
Georgia Leads South in Hog Production and Livestock Progress
Georgia may be first in hog production among southern states and a leader in beef cattle, with rapid shifts to purebred stock and improved pastures. The state highlights diversified farming, strong feed crops, and ongoing efforts by the State Department of Agriculture and Extension Service to boost profitability and herd quality amid market fluctuations.
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State College of Agriculture
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