Marketing Report Trends In Eating Habits For Farmers
Auburn special report notes shifts in consumer tastes over decades, with per person intake of plain foods down about 78 percent. Potatoes and sweet potatoes declined since the early period while poultry, milk, and dairy use rose. Meat dipped 1914 to 1937 but climbed recently. fish up about 20 percent since 1935. fat and butter up over 25 percent in the 34 years.
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Auburn
Lunes
Thin Earl Lea
Mary Pele
Secrets of by John Robert Powers
Promotional prose on beauty secrets and posture routines, mixing fashion and fitness advice. Features famous model psychology and exercise tips, with an emphasis on vanity, confidence, and the Powers laboratory. Mentions era trends and consumer guidance for readers seeking improved appearance and social poise.
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Cole Dane
Powers Laboratory
100 Bushel Per Acre Corn Tricks Are Told
Agronomy notes discuss achieving 100 bushel yields per acre with nitrogen and row management. Extension agronomist Lowery explains late season practices, spacing, and plowing timing to improve soil nitrogen use and nitrate availability for corn growth.
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Max Thay
Trees of Alpes allenives bulletin from extension agents
A county agricultural bulletin describes 77 tree species with leaves flowers bark and wood, available at the County Agents office for fifteen cents. It covers identification aids and photos to help farmers and agents recognize southern trees and manage crops.
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Alpes Allenives
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Thia
State Farmers Using iAssistance of PMA
Auburn Alabama farmers used PMA assistance to implement conservation practices valued at 6.0 million dollars, second only to 1944. The effort included printing 39 million pounds of winter cover crops, 3.4 million pounds of pasture volumes, constructing 17 million feet of terraces, and applying 235,000 tons of phosphate potash and lime to pastures and cover crops. More conservation work is expected in 1930 as conditions improve. Farmers not enrolled are urged to contact their local county committee.
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Alabama
Islael Colinas
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