Dairy Production Heaviest In Years And Prices Lowest
Dairy production across the nation is at its peak in years while prices for many dairy products are at multi year lows. Butter and cheese prices have dropped, with storage rising and demand varying with weather. New cheese ventures and a Kraft Phenix feed innovation show industry adaptation amid surging milk flows and trade considerations.
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New York
Wisconsin
Northeast
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
Vocational Agriculture Classes Benefit Union County Farmers
Union Consolidated School in Webster County Georgia hosted two vocational agriculture classes on peanut and cotton production. About 65 farmers enrolled per class, with roughly 45 attending each of 20 meetings. Attendance reached 90 percent of local farmers, and they expect improved practices on about 1000 acres of peanuts and 300 acres of cotton. Experiments used charts showing yields, costs, and net returns, focusing on locally applicable conditions and topics like fertilizer, spacing, and boll weevil control.
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Union Consolidated School
Webster County
Calendar of Work for the Farm Garden and Home Grounds
Garden guidance covers fall cabbage and collards planting in August, with seven to ten weeks from seed to set. Advice on early tomato and eggplant, corn follow, and handling garden pests including Mexican bean beetle with dust or spray formulas. Notes Georgia poultry growth and rising production values, watermelon acreage trends in Georgia and Dixie Belle variety popularity among commercial varieties.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Tom Watson
Skim Mill Report Highlights Partial Additions
A skim mill update notes partial application of processing steps. Officials report continued work on capacity upgrades and safety checks at the facility, with observers watching for further progress and timing details.
Seven Year Sentences For Tick Eradication Obstructors
Mann Carter and his son Will Carter of Echols county Georgia received seven year terms and fines after a federal case involving conspiring and interfering with Federal Bureau of Animal Industry tick eradication efforts. The Supreme Court refused certiorari ending the Echol[s] county dipping cases. Mann Carter was fined 11000 and Will Carter 1000. Prosecution, led by U S Attorney Charles Redding, highlighted clashes over cattle tick control that included destroyed dipping vats and attacked bureau employees. The eradication program was completed and sparked local relief despite earlier opposition.
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Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Mann Carter
Will Carter
Echola County
Georgia
United States Court of the
Southern District of Georgia
United States Supreme Court
Echols County
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Echols
Department of Agriculture
Geer
U. States
Attoreny Charles Redding
Savannah
Redding
Tobacco and Peanut Crops Transform Georgia's Economy
Georgia farms shift from tobacco to peanuts, boosting farm income and regional wealth. Moultrie leads in production with Colquitt County’s cooperation between farmers, merchants, and chambers of commerce. Officials predict improved markets, new warehouses, and crosscounty visits to promote agricultural diversification.
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Santi
Mat Gari
Federal
Abacco
Howevie
Georgia
Moultrie
Rove Farm
Beaune
Serer
Baia
Colquitt County
Colquittty
Seemne Rt
Mmuin
Fort Gaines-Clay
Moultrie Chamber
Torna
Penn As
Economic shifts raise Southern industry output and imports
The article notes rising share of cotton and rayon production in the South, with cotton output up about five percent and rayon output eight-fold since 1900. It cites a quadruple increase in related production and a surge in imports. Cultural product value grows from 164 million to 1.18 billion, marking a broad expansion in national industry and trade.
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Georgia State College of Agriculture
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