Local Farmers Exchange Ads Offer Free Two Insertion Window
Rural ads list farm gear and animals for sale including wheat seed priced at $2.75 per bushel, fescue seed, dairy items, horses and ponies, collie pups, pianos, tractors and plows, storage tanks, and rentals. Contact names and phone numbers anchor numerous notices across towns like Falkville, New Market, Trinity, and Hartselle.
Cardinal Chorus Fills Mud Tavern Morning Narrative
A reflective farm column recalls cardinals at dawn in Mud Tavern with vivid imagery of a pine and white oak chorus. The piece weaves seasonal weather, rainfall hopes, and local notes about farmers and nearby cotton talks, ending with mention of a Decatur cotton meeting attended by about 400.
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Thrush
Sam
Southern
Decatur
Garden problems cut by 90 percent with expert advice
Auburn University recommends gardeners consult agricultural specialists during the growing season. Identify problems by sampling, visit the county Extension office for recommendations, and follow soil, fertilizer, and pest tests to improve next year’s garden and avoid disease prone varieties.
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Auburn University
Perry Smith
Smith
County Agent Advises Emergency Grazing and Harvest Prep
The county agent urges landowners in feed grain and long time programs to apply at the ASCS office before grazing or mowing, noting a per acre fee. Advice covers cotton harvesting efficiency, turn area maintenance, insect control, defoliant timing, soil testing, and winter grazing planning with specific acreage and yield figures.
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ASCS
South
Gardening basics and azalea pest advice from extension agent
A guide advises budgeting for tomato yield gains to repay costs and describes location, drainage, and irrigation tips for gardens. It covers weed control and fall turning to preserve soil organic matter. An azalea lace bug outbreak is noted with management using malathion or Cygon sprays and regular leaf inspections through summer.
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Smith
Ray Leeper
Leeper
Cool season grazing boosts calf weight gains and profits
Cattlemen who grow annual cool season grazing crops can finish calves to heavier weights profitably. Winter pasture and feed cost average 12 to 14 cents per pound of gain. Beef gains of unspecified amount are implied by the text.
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MUD Tavern
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Mr. Beason
Lonnie McDaniel
Farmers Exchange
Royce Sims
Rt. 1
John
Deere Moderns
Webb
Sims
Falkville
Boston Terrerg
James C. Woods
Rt. 2
New Market
Elmie- Powell
Rt. 3
Vinemont
International
Cing
Vaeley Homes
Pardy
Bath
James
R. Hall
Rt 2
Hartselie
Carter
Bane
Hartselle
Collie
Erie
Milton Butler
Rt. J
Town Creek
Highway
Brooksville
Frank Calvert
Trinity
Elvert L. Johnson
Bel-Air
Elmer Brown
Rt. 4
Ofacon
E. V. Blevins
Massey Ferguson
Oscar Thomas
Athens
Olver Combine
Cain
Oscar* Thomas
Sonny Boy
Decatur, Alabama
Charles B. Martin
Po. Pol. Adv
Maynard Layman
Cardinals
Alabama
Uncle Jim
Layer House
Waters
Hillsboro _2
Henry Treadway
Moulton
Top Cheatham Mt
Barbie
Midge
Clif
Auburn U
O Biceniversity Service
Bel
H. E
Golson
Pd Pol
C. Loyd Dinsmore
Decatur, Ala
Picker Service
Shelton’s
Bank St
Rutledge Thomas
Pd. Pol
Morgan County
EAS
Tennessee Valley Exposition
Tennessee Valley
12Th St
S.E
Jaycee
James Smithson