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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1944

Page

8

Sweet Potato Crop by Early Spring in Alabama

In Central Alabama farmers should plant as soon as spring arrives around April 30 and harvest in the fall. Early plantings need thorough fertilization to produce ample cuttings for the main crop by June 15. Extra soda fertilizer helps ensure enough vines. Proper land prep and rain improve yields, with vine cuttings taking 300 to 800 pounds of 10-8-0 and 73 to 100 pounds nitrate side dressed for best quality. Medical men of the American armed forces saved six percent of wounded at Pearl Harbor.

Auburn Alabama Lyle Brown

Buyers and sellers warned to label seed and crop details

Auburn farmers and buyers cautioned to label seed variety germination and weed content honestly. The Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station offers guidance through county agents, with Alabama FFA plans and a convention program noted for May 30 31. March prices set at 1.33 per bushel. new water bath cameras to be available.

Auburn WFA Alabama ‘Agricultural Experiment Station Piks County Numen Jacobs Northport Tuscaloosa County Elson Powell Weat Point Cullman County Hansell Grooms Teabella Chilton County

Plans For Auburn Convention Complete

The Alabama FFA Executive committee met in Auburn to finalize plans for the annual convention and to review applications for the State Farmer Degree. The meeting outlined details for the Auburn event and the selection process for top honors in the organization.

Auburn Bate Alabamae Ffa

Silage Proves Practical Winter Feed For Dairies

Auburn Alabama dairymen learn silage helps meet winter feed needs and survives droughts. sorghum is the common silage crop due to high yield, with corn silage favored by some. Best results come from very fertile land with heavy nitrogen and timely fertilization, using 600 to 800 pounds of fertilizer per acre and additional salt and ammonia as soil amendments.

Auburn Alabama Saya J. C. Lowery API Extension Agronomial

Houston Allotted Wheat For Feed

Houston County is allotted 40,000 bushels of wheat for feed. AAA officer Jesse A. Culbreth urges farmers in need to apply at the AAA office. Feed mixers and wholesale wheat dealers must submit allotment applications to the CCC. Individual feeders apply to the county AAA committee. applications routed to the state AAA for final approval.

Houston Jesse A. Culbreth AAA Commodity Credit Corporation Culbreth Triple A Culbrethaid Farmacra

Good Attendance At Farm Machinery Classes Reported

Over 1,000 farm machinery repair classes have drawn more than 14,000 farmers in Alabama since October, per R E H Cammack. The classes, part of the Food Production Training Program, have been popular for three years and a record number is expected due to equipment shortages. Classes run under county education superintendents and vocational agriculture teachers with local blacksmith or skilled repair instructors. Cammack noted other Food Production Training classes cover commodity courses in wartime funds.

Auburn Alabama R. E H. Cammack Cammack

Alabama 4-H Clubs Observe Rural Life Sunday

Alabama 4-H clubs plan Rural Life Sunday on May 14 with church attendance and specially planned services as led by T A Sims State 4H Club leader. Because May 14 is Mother's Day, communities may observe Rural Life Sunday or 4 H Club Sunday on May 21 or another May or June day to avoid conflicts.

Auburn Alabama T. A. Sims Thoes National Counsel of Churches

Civilian Sugar Lowered This Year

Civilian sugar supplies show a decrease for the year with implications for Auburn Civitan stock and agar availability noted in the report.

Canning Equipment for Housewives Available Now

Auburn households are assured of plenty of canning gear jars and cans for home preservation this year. Families with tin can sealing machines can obtain cans and retail stores will offer new hand operated tin can sealers. Planted equipment includes steam pressure canners with dial gauges and steam pressure scanners are essential for processing.

Auburn

Sugar Allocation for Civilian Use in 1944 Limited

The government cites wartime sugar needs for military allies and shipping. Total civilian sugar allocation for 1944 reaches 5,074,008 short tons raw basis, about six percent below the previous year’s 6,400,000 tons.

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Farmers Urged To Plant This Year In Alabama

Authorities urge Alabama farmers to plant more crops for feed and grazing. J C Lowery, extension agronomist, cites last year’s records showing thousands of farmers and hundreds of thousands of acres used for grazed and mixed crops including small grains and peas.

Auburn Alabama J. C. Lowery Extension Agroscomist Parmert

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