Dairy Production On Alabama Farms On The March
Alabama dairy production rises amid a milk shortage in Birmingham. District and county shows across Decatur Demopolis Dadeville and Rehobeth feature 4-H clubs and families competing for prizes as extension service promotes blue lupine and Austrian peas for winter crops.
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Auburn
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Jesse A. Colbreth
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J. P. Wilson
Wiregrass
Mr. Wilson
September Farm Advice Promotes Thinning Plants and Livestock Health
API extension dairyman C. E. Teague urges Alabama farmers to bolster winter milk production with high quality hay and fiber from homegrown seeds. Warns against purchasing livestock from diseased sources, tests cattle and hogs for Bangs disease, and notes recent livestock losses from Anaplasmosis and cholera. USDA data suggest cash farm receipts may rise ten percent, with crop receipts up three percent led by wheat and soybeans.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cape Dairy Farmers Turn Ostrich Breeders
Cape Town DARING shift as nearly seven farmers announce they will abandon cattle and switch to ostrich farming. Wheat fields become ostrich camps and pumpkins flood the market to feed the birds. Day old ostrich chicks sell for about 10 dollars each, while banks balk at funding breeding stock due to the risky feather trade.
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Divisional Insignia Appear On Wyoming Cattle Brands
AP reports reproductions of World War II division insignia appearing on Wyoming ranges with familiar cattle brands. Patches of the paratrooper units and the 89th and 34th Infantry divisions, plus pilot wings with the owner's initials, are among those registered.
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Wyoming
Alabama Farmers Urged to Plant Crop This Fall
J. C. Lowery, API extension agronomist, urges Goose Creek area farmers to plant the crop this fall for food, feed, and sale. The statement highlights benefits to local farms and potential market opportunities in Alabama.
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Alabama
J. C. Lowery
API Extension Agronomist
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