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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1930

Page

11

Rovers Join a Pecan Movement to Organize

A group of pecan growers formed a central marketing cooperative with representatives from nine states including Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Texas and South Carolina. An executive committee was named and a plan for local branches and a national organization was outlined with offices to be elected after local incorporation.

Georgia Flords Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Texas South Carolina Federal Farm Board Montgomery Ala Washington Farm Board Central Commodity Cooperative Sales Agency League C. C. Teague Fedal Farm Board Frida Grow Forcome Dirana Directorsepwca

Peach quality high as prices are moderate

The article notes high peach quality and moderate prices with continued discussion of market dynamics. It highlights weak supply, competition from plums, record plum sales, and the impact of a short peach crop from Georgia and other states on markets.

Agricultural Teachers Study Marketing Problems in Georgia

Twenty six vocational agriculture teachers from Georgia high schools pursue a special graduate course at the Georgia State College of Agriculture led by Professor J Wm Firor. The program analyzes farm product marketing functions and policies, including a critical look at the federal farm board.

Georgia Georgia State College of Agriculture Paul W. Chapman J. Wm. Firor The Agricultural College Federal Farm Board V. P. Corbett Airline Consolidate Bowersville H. O. Thomas Banks County High Bowersville High H. J. Turner Brazelton High T. V. Chandler Bronwood High V. C. Smith Buchanan High E. C. Young Centerville Consolidated Elberton D. G. Allison Chamlee High L. BE Cox Epworth Seminary W. Harris Simpson Fairbun High J. W.cooper Funston’ Consolidated Moultrie J. Li. Gilmore Goldmine Consolidated Royston G. W. Dickinson Hazira High R. H. Smalley Motive Consolidated Hartwell Jon DeFore Martin Institute Jefferson Clovia Turk Sale City High T. 8. Porter Sandy Cross Consolidated M. Reed Saris Consolidated G. R. Hazen Sparks Adel High Sparks A. P. Lewis Staham Consolidated J. K. Callahan Stapelton High Wrens J.A. Maudlin Vidette High T. AL. Everett Waresboro Consolidated J. H. Sims Warwick Consolidated R. N. Jones

Georgia corn output to fall about four million bushels

The U S Department of Agriculture reports a ten percent drop in Georgia corn this year. Production is seen at 46,612,000 bushels, down from 50,453,000 last year. Rain this week should aid young corn and cotton. Commissioner Eugene Talmadge announced Tuesday morning.

Georgia U. S. Department of Agriculture Eugene Talmadage

Georgia Peach Prospects Improve with Late Shipments

The piece notes that late peach shipments may perform better than last year as Georgia and California lead the crop. Outside those two states the harvest is far lighter, about a third of prior levels. Storing peaches in terminal markets is advised to capitalize on price spikes, with Georgia expected to finish the season stronger amid good quality and modest competition.

Georgia California

Vegetable Market Overwhelmed by Oversupply Pressures

Car lots of fresh produce face weak demand as buyers dodge shipments to avoid freight costs. Inferior cucumbers and other vegetables flood New York markets as oversupply drives declines. Long Island New Jersey shipments surge, potatoes remain a bright spot despite overall heaviness in New Jersey Maine expected to begin early shipments this year.

Long Island New Jersey New York H Lowever Longsland Maine

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