Maryland Farmers Urged to Grow More Grain in 1947
Joseph H. Blandford of PMA at College Park notes Secretary Anderson’s praise for the Triple-A system as democracy in action. He urges Maryland farmers to maintain grain production despite abundant pasture and price shifts, to meet feed needs for livestock and oilseed trends, while highlighting a 7.50 per 1000 feet firebreak payment under the 1947 program with conditions on width and supervision.
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Joseph H. Blandford
College Park
Clinton P. Anderson
Mid-West
Blandford
Maryland
United States
PMA
Forest Service
ACP
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Ground limestone orders rise for county farms
J Hudson Taylor, chairman of Caroline County Agricultural Conservation Association, urges early orders for ground limestone under the 1947 Triple-A program. Delivery is slow due to a box car shortage, but farmers can save about $1.50 per ton on spreading and pay 30 percent of the contract price with 70 percent covered by federal funds. Orders are taken at the local Triple-A office in the Telephone Building, Denton, Maryland.
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J. Hudson Taylor
Caroline County Agricultural Conservation Association
Taylor
Caroline County
Caroinel County
Denton
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