Sowing alfalfa in the Georgia fall for a good start
The article advises sowing alfalfa in Northern Georgia by September 15 to October 20, warns of cold damage if delayed, and suggests spring sowing only if weeds are manageable. It covers inoculation, seed rates of 15 to 25 pounds per acre, light covering, rolling, hay timing, and expected yields of two to five tons per acre.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dahlonega
Forage and farms in early 1900s notes from Kansas and Mississippi
A compilation of letters and columns discusses alfalfa benefits and low cultivation needs, farm life in Barnam Kansas, and crop yields. It notes corn production near 40 bushels per acre, widespread telephone use, rising land prices, and a fourteen year old boy’s impressive crops. It also mentions farm labor laws debates and county candidate announcements pricing.
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Earl Burchfield
Attalla County
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Southern Farm Magazine
Legal clash over Ducktown copper fumes threatens Georgia
The Atlanta News reports papers will seek a U.S. Supreme Court injunction to stop Tennessee from operating the Ducktown copper mines, alleging fumes harm Georgia property. The case would be the first time one state seeks to halt another’s industry under constitutional emergency powers.
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Atlanta News
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