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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1944
Page
4
Auburn report notes that dehydration compression adds space and weight savings. Under USDA guidance at Beltsville engineering lab, new 30 ton adjustable presses test variables like pressure, dwell time, temperature, and moisture to maximize briquetting output.
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A fragmented report notes no universal tilth measurement in US farming. Agricultural scientists from ARS and engineers investigate soil conditioning, sowing equipment, and land preparation to improve yarding metrics, but lack a single standard. A committee of agronomy society members weighs the issue and seeks consensus.
Federal entomologists advise against using DDT for commercial agriculture. WPE officials state that products developed during the war should be carefully evaluated before widespread adoption as research continues across multiple projects at Auburn.
Alabama farmers recognize the dedication of community committeemen as the AAA program advances reforms and improvements across farms homes and churches. State leaders credit collaboration with Federal and local agencies for gains while noting limited military tied resources and ongoing need for farmer representation.
Private first class Clarence Peters, son of Mr and Mrs E P Peters of Dothan route one, has arrived at Fort McPherson Georgia after thirty months overseas in the Southwest Pacific area. He served in the infantry.
Alabama farmers enter a 12 week period to elect 3200 county and community AAA committee men for 1945. A letter signed by state AAA officers urges voting to strengthen the program, stressing farmer control and the need for active participation amid wartime and postwar concerns.
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