Wheat quotas loom over North Alabama farms
Grain reports show wheat acreage rising sharply in the valley while talk of quotas next year could worsen production. Corn and soybeans look strong with favorable weather. soybean programs may expand combine use. A UT study suggests bottom land may not be the best for yields, challenging farming assumptions.
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North Alabama
University of Tennessee
Frank Bell
UT Agronomy
Lawrence Farmer Likes Feeder As Time Saver
A Moulton Alabama farmer uses a self feeder to supply 22 replacement calves for 10 days, cutting labor and transport. The $100 setup mirrors Extension Service BG-19 and could cost less with local labor. the article notes feed is hauled directly into the feeder with a hinged roof for easy filling.
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Lawrence County
W. B. Wilkerson
Moulton Merchant
Moulton
Ala
Caddo Community
Wilkerson
James H. Pitts
Pitts
Trinity Rt. 1
Soil Percolation and Runoff Compared in Lowland and Upland
The text notes that lowland soils allow most rainfall to percolate, causing considerable leaching of plant nutrients, while upland soils produce more runoff with less water seeping downward.
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Fayette
Hayward
Bell
Memphis and
Loring
Cotton export program study questions future supplies
A study notes CCC has 7,722,864 bales sold for export by Aug 15 1957 and 3,356,628 bales for 1957-58 export after that date. It examines remaining desirable cotton in loan stocks, sources for three million bales for next season, and likely CCC sales and cataloging timing as of May and June 1957.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Department of Agriculture
ACPA
Ington
American Cotton Producer Associates
House
Jon and
Abernethy
Senate
Symington
Hennings
McCellan
Kefaiver
Gil Parker
Tennessee Agricultural Council
House Committee On Agriculture
Farm Bureau
John C. Lynn
American Farm Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
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