Farm and farming notices fill late page ads
Regional farm notices show livestock sales tools and real estate postings across Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee. Includes stray found dog and several wanted to rent or sell listings plus a long note urging cotton growers to back HR-12322 for a belt-wide research and promotion plan to boost cotton against synthetics.
Ellender urges probe into food price rises
In a taped program Ellender argues farmers are not seeing food-price increases and attributes hikes to labor and transport costs. His farm committee unanimously approved a request to Secretary Freeman to investigate price rises and report how much goes to farmers and producers.
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Decatur
Ellender
Orville L. Freeman
Ellender backs freezing bread prices to curb inflation
Senator Allen Ellender of Louisiana, long chairing the Senate Agriculture Committee, said he would support legislation to omit the cost of bread and staples. He dislikes price ceilings but warned frozen prices could prevent an inflationary run. He voiced concern over rising food costs and urged action.
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Washington
Allen J. Ellender
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Birds and Rain Reed Meadow Watch Farm Notes
Sunday afternoon in the meadow the author observes swallows martins and gnatcatchers, notes rain changes, drought impact on Bahia grass and Jap clover, and mentions bluebirds and Towhee. They count birds on wires, recall past floods, and mention cotton farmers facing insect concerns.
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Bahia
Athens
Uncle Jim
Joe Wheeler
Green Glades
Towhee
Bonnie Hill
J. C. Howell
Sparkman Warns of Possible Alabama Disaster Declaration
Alabama Senator Sparkman warned that persistent drought could trigger a federal disaster declaration. He notified Agriculture Secretary Freeman and SBA head Boutin that conditions are worsening with acute impact in Southwest Alabama. He urges agencies to assess needs and prepare aid for farmers and rural businesses amid multi million dollar crop losses.
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Alabama
John Sparkman
Sparkman
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Bernard Boutin
The
Small Business Administration
Senator Sparkman
Morgan County
Farmers Home Administration
USDA
SBA
Classified Ads Batch From Courtland Hartselle and Nearby
Numerous listings include dogs and livestock for sale such as 5 AKC Dachshund puppies and an Angus bull, separates for rent a 4 room house and a 5 room house along with contact numbers 773-2670 462-3195 and 353-4166. Also noted are farm equipment items a 1964 custom garden tractor and a Berkley irrigation pump plus offers for riding lessons and a 1953 Ford truck trade.
Camptothectin Move Promises Drug Discovery
Researchers may discuss camptothectin, an extract under early study as a potential cancer treatment. The discussion centers on its origin, mechanism, and implications for pharmaceutical development.
Nation's flower crop worth more than apples
The Department of Agriculture reports about 12,000 major commercial flower growers in the United States. Their wholesale business totals roughly 300 million dollars annually, making flowers a larger farm crop contributor than apples and many traditional crops.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
California
Cotton rugs in markets could boost production
The National Cotton Council notes an extra 755000 bales could be produced with about 688000 acres if cotton expands in rugs and other products. William L. Lanier, Georgia council chair, stresses increasing cotton use is essential to protecting and expanding markets.
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National Cotton Council
William L. Lanier
Georgia
Council
Insect Problems Replaces Drouth In Mid-South Areas
Insect problems rise as drouth conditions ease across the Mid-South. Farmers report increased crop damage from pests as moisture returns, shifting concerns from drought relief to new agricultural challenges. Officials urge monitoring of infestations and timely pest control measures.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Delta
Drouth
Mid-South
Agriculture outlook in Europe and Soviet Union improved
Washington reports the Agriculture Department says midyear prospects for European and Soviet agriculture were relatively favorable.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Europe
Soviet Union
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