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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1950

Page

19

Grandfather of Crimson in Talladega County

An elderly Talladega County farmer, T. J. Watson, 77, known as the grandfather of Talladega crimson, explains how he began planting crimson clover in the early 1920s after acquiring unwanted seed and has since reseeded it annually on his Lincoln area farm while visiting farmers from seven Southern states observe.

T. J. Watson Talladega County Alabama Lincoln Ala Watson Talladega

Classed Jerseys In Ala Show Mixed Results

Classified by the American Jersey Cattle Club 12 animals evaluated by Dr M P Jarnagin of the University of Georgia scored eight Good Plus and four Good for an average 80.83 percent. Owners include Shirley Doss Danville Arthur Lee Jr Danville and others in Falkville Hartselle.

Alabama American Jersey Cattle Club M. P. Jarnagin University of Georgia Shirley Doss Danville Arthur Lee, Jr Willard Billy Penn Fred W. Glasgow Falkville Grady Bailey W. E. Ryan

Higher Corn Yields Race Is On Again In Alabama

Alabama corn growers resume demonstrations on thick spacing and high fertilization as county agents report more demonstrations this year. The 1949 state average rose to 21.5 bushels per acre. organizers aim for 30 bushels in 1950 with one-acre, five-acre, ten-acre, and whole-farm plots using 600 pounds of fertilizer in the one-acre demo and 300 pounds at planting for others. Certificates will be awarded to participants who record accurate yield data.

Alabama J. C. Lowery A.P.I. Extension Agronomist Auburn Lowery

Enriched corn meal urged to strengthen Alabama families

Nutritionists urge use of enriched corn meal in bread to prevent nervous ailments anemia and weak bones. Grist mills in Alabama offer the additive via a small hopper, with about 500 mills equipped to prepare enriched corn meal for households and farmers.

Alabama John Bell A.P.I. Extension Service Bell He Beieves

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Randolph County State Bankers Association Gerald Boggs Wedowee Rt. 1 John Robert Harris Wadley Larkin Waters Anita Stewart Almond Randolph Crimson
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