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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1946
Page
6
For sale plums offered at 50 cents per gallon by Mart in Johnson located on Danville Road Decatur Box 252 J-26.
The guide warns disease risk if feeding mash stops. Continue mash for layers if possible. discontinuation ends laying and may trigger molting. Closely monitor in June and remove hens that quit laying or brood. Market hens starting molt in June. Early moltters are poor layers. best layers molt next October or November.
For rent a six room house with barn and pasture and a well two miles west of Falkville advertised by W. T. Murphrey Tanner. Also for sale a G eve Enterprise box stove priced at $10.00 by Mrs. G H Battles Route 2 Hartselle.
Timely farm notes urge mowing bitterweed to stop seed spread and pulling around fences. Feed strategies for limited mash start with any available grain and green feed to prevent coccidiosis, with mash for layers when possible. Dairymen encouraged to save hay, utilize grazing, cull boarder cows, and plant fall grazing crops. Boll weevil alert in Morgan County. use 7 to 10 pounds calcium arsenate per acre in three dustings, avoid DDT, plant and fertilize early. Local growers Neel Doss and J J Summerford plan substantial green forage. Spring oat harvest nearly finished. advise immediate field preparation and fall planting of crimson clover and rye grass for winter grazing.
County officials urge Morgan County farmers to conserve feed amid potential drought. Milk remains vital. use good pastures, inspect cows for production, and cull low producers for beef. Emphasizes fallow planning and planting fall and winter grazing crops to sustain herds.
Alabama extension poultry specialists advise farmers to use any available mash for young chickens and substitute home grown grains if mash is unavailable. They warn grain alone slows growth and raises coccidiosis risk, urging careful rationing for constrained flocks.
Morgan County Farm Bureau members are invited to a district meeting at Lyon's Hotel in Decatur on Thursday June 27 at 2 30 p m. FE E Hale Alabama Farm Bureau Federation will lead the session to explain the insurance program as delegates from several counties attend this Morgan County event.
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