Farm leaders see meat supply squeeze from policy shifts
A-1 Washington AP report notes farm leaders speculate administration policy changes could curb meat animal production and push prices higher.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1966
Page
11
WANTED TO BUY FOR 1959 Ford cruise a matic
Wanted to buy a 1959 Ford cruise a matic. Advertiser lists phone number 355-2431. Also many local wants and sales items for farm animals, vehicles, real estate, and services from Hartselle and Somerville areas with contact methods. Contains multiple classified notices and contact names.
Mud Tavern notes bloom and floods spark growth
Rain over three inches this week greens fields across Mud Tavern. Early corn and cotton show good stands while crimson maples blaze in April woodland. A Maryville College reunion among three old roommates anchors a week of local scenes and animals.
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Uncle Jim
Fairfield Church
Lawrence County
Chemstrand
Moulton
Sherifl Place
John Wiley Place
Speake
Bonnie Hill
Whip-o-will
Mud Tavern
Maryville College
Nashville
Birmingham
Decatur
Jim
Peking
Moscow
United States
Stockholm
Warsaw
Saigon
Far Roundup Shows No Major Labor Shortage Yet
Federal farm and labor officials plus national farm groups report spring planting and other work proceeding without serious labor shortages. The American Farm Bureau Federation notes tight labor supply in many areas with skilled workers securing favorable pay and hours. Weather data indicate continued dryness in the southern Great Plains and Southwest reducing wheat and spring grain prospects. Government dairy purchases for the year ending April 1 are about one third of the prior year, totaling 2.4 percent of milk sales versus 8.2 percent previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Farm and Labor
American Farm Bureau Federation
Weather Bureau
Great Plain
Southwest
May 1966 Special Events Calendar in East Morgan County
May 2 to May 6 1966 listings show club meetings across East Hartselle Westlawn and Priceville Homemakers clubs 4H groups at various times. Talucah Southeast and Moulton Heights Jr High host events including an Arts and Crafts Workshop at Pet Dairy Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hartselle Homemakers
Westlawn Elementary
Moulton Heights Jr. High
Oak Ridge Homemakers Club
Moulton Heights Homemakers Club
Arts & Crafts Workshop
Pet Dairy
Decatur
Soil Conservation Notes from Morgan County Farmers
R M Chapman notes Morgan County farmers intensifying fertilization and conservation work. Observed include Leon Radford Baren Nelson Tobe White applying liquid nitrogen and planning Bermuda grass mixes to stabilize soil. Residents in Somerville Hartselle Falkville and Decatur report new terracing ponds grass waterways and coastal Bermuda planting with emphasis on cattle farming and erosion control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Chapman
Morgan County
Leon Radford
Baren Nelson
Massey
Tobe White
Hartselle
Tobe
Flint Creek
Bermuda
Bahia
Farm terracing and seed ed crops near Somerville
Races waterway seeding planned for Millet this spring and fall planting of rescue rye and vetch. Cats smooth old terraces on J. L. Lemmonds farm north of Somerville. Ira Oden praises terracing system, asks SCS help to terrace another field. Horace Roberts outlines 3 acres of Coast al to be planted. others plan Coast al plantings and a 50 acre project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Lemmonds Farm
Somerville
Ira Oden
Oden Ridge
Coastal
J. C. Warden
Union Hill
H. B. Wilson
Talucah
Henry Crowden
Bob Roberson
Lynn Ranch
Mr. Roberson
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Hollis West
Renault
G.M.C. Pickup
B. John Deer Tractor Planter
W. A. Ashbranner
Falkville 1
Wilson Mt
Montview Church
Falkville
Homer Childers
McDonalds
Brick House
Highway 20
Rose Marie Stutts
A. E. Reed
Campbell
Jesse Campbell
Falkville Tires
Robert Preutt
Danville
H. C. Sharp
Merry Boy
C. W. Speaker
Speake School
I. A. Bryant
Cullman
Whitlow
New Moulton-Decatur Highway
Jewel Merritt
Melvin Crow
Biscayne
Trinity
Bere Aera A
Addison On
Sardis Road
Owens Farm
John E. Sandlin
S.E
Cairn
L. C. Sharp
R.C.A
Co. J. Keyes
C. J. Keyes
Huntsville
Florette
C. J. _ Keyes
David Bradley Garden
Bedrom
Trinity Mountain
Black Top Road
A. H. Lyle
Hampshire
Flora Chunn
Hartsell
Flint
Graham
Agriculture Department
Decatur Decatur
Ala
Middle Tenn. Rendering Co
Puleski
Tenn
Paul ¢ Davis
Cate
Paul P. Collier
Soc Asia Aaas E Eeimencenee Et
Palo Political Adv
Decatur, Ala
Priceville Homemakers Club
Talucah Homemakers Club
Southeast Homemakers Club
Soil Conservation Notes
J. L.lemmond
C. T. Watkins
W. B. Loosier
Frank Armstrong
Eva
Viola Bibb
Shirley Moore
Andrew Edwards
Rocky Ford
James Henry
Woodrow Houser
J. W. Tomlison
SCS
Gordon Pridmore
O. E. Townson
Albert Henry
J. W. Jennings
G. R. Puckett
Joe Terry
W. M. Driver
Charles Apperson, Jr
R. C. Roberson
W. O. King
Ganes Burden
S. M. Regis
Strat Hatchery
Greensboro
Alabama
W. R. Sivley
Winton
Aubrey Murphy
Cedarve
D. B. Morrow
Taluah
Ansley Bend
Moore
Travel
Federal Land Bank
Yancey Hughes
Ile
Athens
S. Jefferson
Pree
America
Denbo Forest Products Co., Inc
Hwy
Limestone Farmers Co-op
Lawrence County Exchange
Moran County Exchange
Artselle
Cullman Farmers Co O Cullman Diel
George
Tom
Bennich
Board of Revenue & Control, Dist
George Bennich
Pd. Pol
Oak Ridge
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