Prominent Georgia Farm Bureau Bulletins Released
A series of Georgia Farm Bureau information leaflets covers land and labor ownership effects, farm pay, and agricultural practices. Topics include fertilizer and weed control, fruit canning, commercial canning methods, mothproof closet sealing, and tractor operation. Returns emphasize mail-order availability from the Georgia Farm Bureau Information Bureau, 611 Glenn Bldg, Atlanta.
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United States Department
Bureau of Pereatari
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Maine
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Grower Exformation Bureau
AT Lab Magazine
South America
Africa
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Atlanta
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Decline in U S Public Warehouse Space 1929 to 1931
Government data show public warehouse capacity rising by 60 748 260 cubic feet over two years ending December 1 1929 with total storage climbing to 728 594 888 cubic feet. Private space reached 42 914 041 cubic feet as private firms dominate storage amid a 9 percent year over year gain.
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New Canned Food Law Promises Help for Housewives
The Canners Bill amends the Federal food and drugs act to let the Secretary of Agriculture set standards for quality, condition, and fill of canned foods excluding meat and canned milk. It requires clear labeling for substandard products and invites public comment through hearings. The FDA will draft tentative standards and seek input from canners, distributors, and consumers.
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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 Significantly
Incidental Public Cold Storage reduced its capacity by 10,249,229 cubic feet, trimming existing space to streamline operations and lower overhead. The move reflects a broader push to optimize storage efficiency and adapt to market demand.
Tobacco Warehouses Prepare for 10 Percent Georgia Crop Rise
Tobacco warehouses in Georgia brace for a 10 percent increase in the 1930 crop as market opens on July 29. More than 50 warehouses anticipate handling the larger harvest, with farmers expected to earn about 16.8 million dollars, approaching half the value of the 1929 peach crop. Tobacco grows to the state’s second money crop after cotton, while corn—though valued around 44 million—remains primarily feed for hogs and farm use. Ten years ago tobacco was minor, now it is a mainstay for many farmers.
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South Georgia
Georgia
Livestock Industry Must Be Built With Science
Dr. John R. Mohler outlines that knowledge of animal husbandry alone cannot ensure livestock progress. He argues technical research and veterinary training are essential, with emphasis on research to combat losses and improve the industry. Quarantine, meat safety, diagnosis, and disease eradication require trained veterinarians.
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John R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Native fruits and berries studied at Georgia Experiment Station
At Blairsville, Georgia the Georgia Mountain Experiment Station searches for outstanding native raspberries and blueberries and collects buds from promising apples and cherries. The goal is to test propagate and distribute worthy local varieties to growers while building a nursery and sharing findings with interested parties. The work emphasizes disease resistance vigor bearing quality and adaptation to northern Georgia.
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H. P. Stuckey
Georgia Experiment Station
Georgia Mountain Experiment Station
Blairsville
Georgia
Experiment
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