Specialists Address Madry Farmers Short Course
Specialists address Madry farmers about a short course to be conducted. Council of AG headquarters coordinates the program and directs participation.
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Council OF AG
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
8
Maury County Farm Short Course Planned With Dairy Focus
Maury county farmers are urged to attend a two day short course in Columbia on December 1 and 14 at the county council of agriculture. W L Clevenger and C C Pioumey lead sessions on feeding dairy cows, milk testing, dairy product manufacture, cream and milk handling, and beef production. R P Hite discusses sheep care. The event aims to better prepare farmers to feed and market livestock, with others invited and local relatives welcomed.
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Maury County
Columba
County Council of Agriculture
W. L. Clevenger
Tated
States Department of Agriculture
CC Pioumey
Aise
Poultry Show Opens With Birds From Many Breeds
Maury county hosts a large poultry exposition with over 100 varieties on display. The event features white Leghorns, Game fowls, Barred Rocks, and Bronze turkeys, judged by experts including Mrs Florence Forbes. Exhibits draw crowds and include chicks and ducklings, with prices around eighty cents per dozen.
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Maury County
Arend
Pair Mules Sold at a Fancy Price
Fragmentary report describes a sale of two prime condition mules weighing about 2500 pounds for a total of $208. Names and specifics are garbled but indicate a high value purchase in a late 19th or early 20th century context with references to buyers or sellers in a district.
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Austin M Herlon
Wheat crop shows improvement after rains and mild warmth
Farmers report wheat and cover crops like rye and crimson clover have improved after last week’s rain and milder temperatures. If harsher weather does not arrive soon, growth should withstand cold, aiding fall and winter pasture and reducing feeding costs. An unusual dullness in comments hints at next year’s corn outlook being affected by unusual weather.
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Is The Happiest Woman In State
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Pillow
Bardison
Kings Churaters Hospital
Wooren
Sonce
State Board of Doxithhevine
Herald
Florence Forbes
United States
Tarlac
John Fon
Pelgbhars
Mercia
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