One stop agricultural service station to aid farmers
Secretary Brannan orders joint planning by the U S Department of Agriculture agencies to coordinate conservation and PMA efforts. Local soil districts will share planning with PMA and Soil Conservation Service staff in county offices to aid farmers at lower cost.
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Brannan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Everett M. Gulembo
West Branch
Michigan
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
RE. C. Sackrider
East Lansing
Chicago
Agriculture McCormick
Department
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
State Production and Marketing Administration
Forest Service
Farmers Home Administration
PMA
Soil Conservation Service
Ite
Agricultural Conservation Program
Production and Marketing Administration
McCormick
Department of Agriculture
Ralphs. Trigg
H. H. Bennett
Jay H. Price
Clare County
Arthur Lower
Soil Conservation District
Eugene Baumann
Robert Carter
Virgil Blackledge
Charles Heber
Norman Myers
Isabella County
Gerald Fuller
A. Mogg
Leander Bierschbach
Soil Conservation
Ray Bowen
Don Uehbele
Harvey Lowery
Don Houghton
Clyde Beutler
Oat Seed Varieties Highlight Disease Resistance
Michigan State College's Crops Department recommends Eaton Kent and Clinton as principal oat varieties. Eaton yields well across the lower peninsula, Kent is mid season and heavy, Clinton is popular in the south. Wolverine remains viable as rust resistance improves.
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Michigan State College
Eaton
Kent
Clinton
Lower Peninsula
Clanahan
M.S.C
Chick Nursery Ready For New Arrivals
A farmer briefs readers on preparing a chick nursery. Key steps include scrubbing the brooder with hot lye water, testing heating units and thermostats, and ensuring clean feeding and watering implements. Plan ahead for April or May deliveries to avoid upset chicks.
National Meat And Livestock Situation Summary
From the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, cattle numbers in the United States rose by four million head in 1950 with a further 1951 rise expected. Beef cows are 72 percent higher than the 1939-41 average, hog marketings up for 1951, and sheep numbers up 4 percent in 1950 with an 14 percent rise in ewe lambs forecast for 1951 62. Total meat production for 1951 is seen at 2314 billion lbs 5 percent above 1950 and 7 percent below 1944 peak. Civilians will have about three pounds more meat than in 1950 after military needs are met.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
NO MONEY DOWN On Your Major Repair Work
Dan McDonald of Your Friendly Ford Deal aw offers a no money down deal on major repair work with flexible terms and customer friendly service.
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Dan McDonald
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U. S. Conservation Service
P.M.A
Clare Live Stock Auction
The
Wolverine Stock Yards Co
St. Johns
Clare
Lapeer — Lake Odessa
Cisco
National Meat and Livestock Situation
Sanford Mott
Clare, Mich
Clare Howe. CO
McEwan
Farwell Lumber Co
Don Luce
Farwell, Michigan
Equitable Society
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United State
Thomas I. Parkinson
Seventh Avenue
New York
Roman L. Smith
Gerald C, Johnson