Agricultural Interest in Taylor County Seeks Early Loan Corrections
The page lists June 16 as the deadline for crop production loan corrections and reports on second installments. It includes seed varieties such as Golden Bantam beans and Burpee stringless peas, notes about crotalaria as a cover crop, and detailed gardening guidance for Florida soils, with emphasis on planting, cultivation, and succession crops for summer to fall harvest. It mentions agronomy notes from the Florida Experiment Station and practical advice for preserving soil moisture and improving yields.
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County Loan Committees
Washington
New Zealand
Florida
Tennessee Crow
North Carolina
W. F E. Stokes
Florida Experiment Station
Journal of American Society of Agronomy
Trucker
Cotton Co op Grows Marketing of Cotton in the South
A New Orleans issued statement notes the American Cotton Cooperative Association and subsidiaries push cooperative marketing. Louisiana and Mississippi double previous totals. the Mid South Association triples. By five years, at least half the crop may be marketed cooperatively. Mills seek reliable delivery. savings come from better transport, classing offices, and banker support. Georgia locals already improve quality and farming by forming co-ops.
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American Cotton Cooperative Association
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ummer
Mississippi
Mid- South Association
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Safford
Mississippi Valley
California
South
Georgia
American Cotton Cooperative
Atlanta Constitution
Meats and Vegetables in Happy Combinations
There may be truth in the old saying that nothing is new under the sun. Vegetables and meats appearing together offer a chance to blend flavors with a fresh accent, as cooks seek new combinations that surprise palates.
Red Fox Destroys Farm Pests and Protects Crops
The red fox proves a major farm helper by preying on mice and other rodents, with Cornell’s Prof. W J Ilton Jr noting up to five mice in a fox stomach and foxes feeding young, while fruits like berries supplement summer diets. Winter shifts eat to mice and rabbits, harming farm pests and woodchucks emerging from hibernation. experts urge protective measures for future generations, including safeguarding mothers with young. A stray note warns against speed maniacs and mentions accidents as a cure.
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W. J. Ilton, Jr
Cornell University
Reynard
Hamilton
Worry and Work Advises in Paradoxical Advice
A terse aphorism contemplates balancing effort and worry, suggesting happiness comes from choosing action over idle fear. The wording contrasts working with worry, implying contentment follows a certain discipline or mindset in daily life.
Stand by the County Agent
Dan H. Otis argues farmers must support county and 4 H agents to adapt to changing economics. He urges close contact with agricultural colleges and experiment stations, stressing agents as essential to apply new methods and provide demonstrations to protect farm income and avoid needless cuts. He warns against relying on habit and calls for action now.
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Dan H. Otis
Walton County Farmers Embrace Live-at-Home Program
Walton County agents report widespread adoption of the live-at-home program with 15 community meetings drawing 706 farmers. More than half have drafted cropping plans, and surveys show over 200000 dollars worth of imported products could be grown locally. Some 36 landowners and 28 tenants are participating across all phases.
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Walton County
H. H. Shores
Shores
Walton Farmers
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Caotalaria Information
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Halifax
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Georgia Central OF Georgia Railway
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