Seed Germination Warnings For 1945 Corn Planting
The May Successful Farming issue warns of low seed germination and smaller kernels this year. Farmers should rely on seed tags, adjust planters and plates, and plant more kernels under cold wet soil to achieve adequate stands. Autumn and 1945 data note high pension and disability claim activity by Red Cross and VA offices.
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Successful Farming Magazine
Corn Belt
Red Cross
Veterans Administration
Washington
Cotton Carnival King to be Honored in NBC Farm Hour
The 1946 Cotton Carnival in Memphis will feature King Vance Norfleet in an NBC Farm and Home Hour interview with Everett Mitchell. The 12th annual event marks Tennessee’s 150th anniversary while other segments cover Plant to Prosper, Red Clover seed planting tips, and Nebraska farmer award winner Leslie Westover.
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Memphis
Tenn
Everett Mitchell
National Farm and Home Hour
King Cotton
NBC
State of
Tennessee
R. Vance Norfleet
Army Air Forces
Norfleet
Mitchell
Frank Ahlgren
Memphis Commercial Appeal
South
Whitey Berquist
Homesteaders Orchestra
Victor Herbert
Farm and Home
John Baker
Washington
Late Farm
WMAQ
Chicago
J. C. Hackleman
University of Illinois School of Agriculture
Prof. Hackleman
Leslie Westover
Garfield County
Nebra
Nebraska
W. G. Skelly
Westover
U.S
Lloyd Burlingham
Louis Roen
Bumper feed grain needs loom for coming years
Farm forecast calls for a 3.5 billion bushel corn crop to replenish depleted stocks and sustain high livestock output amid shortages. Europe plans to take substantial feed grains next fall and winter to rebuild its war shattered livestock sector. Local social notes report visits and moves among families with additional community events and a veterans aid rise. Remarks include a planned talk by Bayard Baker to the Margaret Hill McCarter club in Arlington.
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Successful Farming
Europe
Egg Demand Remains High Amid Storages and Production Outlook
The article notes sustained demand for eggs despite abundant foods. Storage managers expect eggs to remain valuable next fall and winter, as stocks build. Government forecasts for 1946 farm egg output near 1945 levels, with spring chicken numbers potentially down up to 15 percent, offset by culling and similar slaughter levels. Storage poultry stocks exceed last year's. Mrs. Verna S. Hill visited Richmond Friday to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Denham.
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Knightstown Furniture Co
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Rushville
Jnvscg Hs
Aunt Sue
Wizard
Lady Helen Wax
Johnson’s
POST
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Jres
Tuxedo
Lowe's
Carthage
Hogle & Silver
Prop
Farm and Home Hour
Clinton P. Anderson
Secretary of
Robert Walker
Duane
California
Edgar V. Ruby
Walter McAdams
Irvin McAdams
Ogden
Marion
Laura Benson
Alta Leamon
Fountaintown
Commission
A. E. Boyce Co
Clerks
Hunter Electro Copyist Inc
Miller Grocery
Bayard Baker
Margaret Hill McCarter Club
Everett Sunman
Arlington
Verna S. Hill
Richmond
Arthur Denham
Brickey’s
Hunt
Graham
Camay
Weil Mom
Citizen Office
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