Hog cholera risk favors open grazing over barns
W Gregory extension expert cautions stockmen that hog cholera and internal parasites spread in animals kept near barns. Most cases occur in penned stock around buildings. grazing cattle on well drained fields fare better. Barns should store surplus feed, not house livestock.
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W. Gregory
API
Barnes
Gregory
Swiss watchmaker Georges Urtaton unveils electric Mich
Swiss watchmaker Georges Urtaton perfects an electric Mich powered by a tiny rage battery.
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Georges Urtaton
Less Soil Erosion if Stalks Are Cut
Cotton and corn stalks on about six million acres can reduce erosion this fall and winter if cut soon after harvest. Stalks act as cover to slow rainfall and prevent soil loss. cutting them is cheap and improves soil fertility and spring planting readiness.
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Auburn
Sam Doughtry
API Extension Soil Conservationist
Meat shortages forecast for winter and spring
API extension livestock specialists warn meat supplies will be tighter this winter and next spring. They cite a 20 percent drop in cattle receipts and 80 percent fall in hog receipts at seven large markets, with U.S. farmers pig production down about 20 percent and cattle feeding falling by more than half from last year, leaving storage near 300 million pounds vs typical 600 million.
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Auburn
API Extension
New Assistant County Agent Promotes Truck Farming Profit
R L Livingston former Navy ensign and new Houston County assistant agent works with C M Ling to boost truck farming. He urges high quality seed variety better tillage and disease control to raise profitable vegetables for local markets including the Astord farm market.
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Reuben Herring
Houston County
Raymond Ll. Livingston
Livingston
Navy
C. M. Ling
H. H. Creel
Astford
Coosa
Goodwater
Auburn
Forestry Department
Agricultural Experiment Station
Naval Midshipman’s Training School
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Notre Dame
Biam
Sampson
N. Y
Port Huenne
Calif
Pearl Harbor
Taraway
Gilberts
Kwajalein
Marshalls
California
Alabama
S. Oates St
Raymond L. Livingston
Houston
Eagle
Million Dollar Peanut Research Campaign Underway
A $1,000,000 three year program unites peanut producers shellers processors and manufacturers to fund research advertising and publicity aimed at saving the 4000 acre peanut industry after World War I. Funds come from tonnage and bag based assessments with Allied businesses contributing proportionally. spearheaded by the National Peanut Council in Atlanta with broad industry support across Georgia Florida Alabama Texas Virginia Oklahoma and beyond.
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L. C. Brackeen
Auburn
National Peanut Council
Atlanta
Georgia-Florida-Alabama Peanut Growers Association
Camilla
Southeastern Peanut Growers Association
German
Texas
Peanut Growers Cooperative
Franklin
Southwestern Peanut Shellers Association
Durant
Okla
Southeast
Nut council plans on public message push
The peanut industry groups including the Peanut Shellers Association of Albany Virginia-Carolina Peanut Association Suffolk and several others outline early steps for a public information drive. The effort aims to educate consumers about peanut products and industry standards across multiple states and cities.
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Modane Marchbanks
Peanut Council
Peanut
National Peanut Council
Georgia Experiment Station
Ern Peanut Shellers Association
Albany, Ga
Virginia-Carolina Peanut Association
Suffolk, Va
Peanut and Nut Salters Association
New York
N. Y
Peanutt Butter Manufacturers Association
Washington, D. C
National Confectioners Association
Chicago, Ill
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