Agricultural bulletins from Georgia Farm Bureau bureau
A garbled compilation of agricultural notices from the Georgia Farm Bureau and the United States Department of Agriculture. It advertises pamphlets on land ownership labor, farm pay, chemical weed control, canned goods for profit, and storage products, with contact in Atlanta for more information. It references the Georgia Grower Information Bureau at 611 Glenn Building, Atlanta, and mentions related topics and product advertisements.
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Piedmont
Corron Ho
United States Department
Bureau of Pereatari
Strowbridt
Ipaat
Agriculmi
Atens
Poe
Maine
Geo
Grower Exformation Bureau
AT Lab Magazine
South America
Africa
Georgia
Farmoc
Glenn Ars
Rte
Ty & Florida
Warehouse storage capacity expansion across states reported
The Agriculture Economy bulletin notes an increase of 60 748 260 cubic feet of storage space in four states over two years ending December 1 1929. Total warehouse space reached 728 594 888 cubic feet, up 9 percent from 401 figures. There were 2 ADR operating warehouses with 1 328 concerns listed on October 1. Public warehouse space rose to 42 914 041 cubic feet, the largest on record. Private space also expanded. meat packing and city storage added to overall capacity.
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Bsma
Delon
Wcere
ADR
Bs Cable
New Canned Food Law Aims at Standards for Housewives
Congress has enacted the Canners Bill to let the Secretary of Agriculture set reasonable quality, condition, and container fill standards for generic canned foods except meat and milk. The rule seeks clear labeling for substandard products, enabling households to choose affordable wholesome options. Public hearings will invite criticism and industry and consumer input.
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Congress
W. G. Campbell
Food and Drug Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Campbell
U. S
Department of Agriculture
G. G. Campbell
Congress of the
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Secretary of Culture
Department
National Canners’ Association
Bureau of Home Economics
Incidental Public Cold Storage Cuts Space Volume
Incidental Public Cold Storage reduced its storage capacity by 10,249,229 cubic feet, trimming available space significantly.
Tobacco Warehouses Brace For 10 Percent Georgia Crop Rise
Tobacco warehouses in south Georgia prepare for a 10 percent boost in the 1930 crop as markets reopen July 29. Last year’s crop added 16.8 million dollars to farmer incomes, with projections this year near half the value of the 1929 peach harvest. Tobacco, now Georgia’s second money crop after cotton, trails only corn in estimated value at about 44 million dollars though not a cash crop. Ten years ago tobacco was minor. now it sustains many farmers financially.
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South Georgia
Georgia
Livestock Industry Of Future Must Be Built With Science
Dr. John R. Mohler of the U S Department of Agriculture argues that knowledge of animal husbandry alone fails to assure livestock improvement and commercial growth. He stresses the need for technical research and veterinary training to apply research findings, maintain quarantines, and combat animal diseases, warning that reliance on husbandry alone risks reverses if a real bacterial or parasitic threat enters a country.
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John R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Native fruits and berries under study at Georgia Experiment Station
Georgia Experiment Station under Director H P Stuckey pursues native fruits with focus on raspberries and blueberries in the Blairsville area. researchers seek outstanding examples for propagation and nursery stock, inviting growers to submit promising specimens and details on ripening, bearing, and disease resistance for apples and cherries as well.
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H. P. Stuckey
Georgia Experiment Station
Georgia Mountain Experiment Station
Blairsville
Georgia
Experiment
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