Research And Development Plan To Benefit All Peanut Industry
A National Peanut Council initiative forms a Research and Development Committee to coordinate industry studies, encourage government and industry research, and voice industry needs. The group highlights a stabilizing agent for peanut butter, shelf-life extensions, insect control, new peanut foods, flavor retention, harvesting methods, and vitamin studies with benefits projected for growers, manufacturers, crushers, and traders.
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National Peanut Council
Walter A. Richards
Richards
Ape
Scien
Experiment Station Tests Small Grains
The State Agricultural Experiment Station reports three years of Southern Alabama trials to identify best small grain varieties for localities. Headland shows favorable results for oat and wheat varieties with several entries listed including Camellia Fulcrain Star Ron Victorgrain Rustproof No 14 Floride to Alber Florida No 160 Nortex Calhoun Marnobarb Sanett Sanford and Hardired.
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State Agricultural Experiment Station
Alabama
Headland
New Disease Menaces Oats Crop In South Alabama
A new oat disease helminthas porum threatens yields in parts of the nation, with Alabama reporting less damage than Florida. The disease can strike at any growth stage, causing seedling death and brownish leaf streaks. Prevention relies on thoroughly cleaning seed and treating with New Improved Ceresan, then planting on land not previously used for oats.
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Florida
Alabama
Peanut crop support prices hit all time high in 1947
The U S Department of Agriculture PMA reports 1947 farmers stock peanut base grade prices per ton rise to 203 for Spanish east of the Mississippi 185 for runners and 196 for Virginias with adjustments for quality and regional factors. The program mirrors 1946 but adds dealer contracts with the CCC and targeted purchases to manage inventories.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Production and Marketing Administration
Mississippi River
Commodity Credit Corporation
aKreeing
CCC
PMA
Field Damartes
Creel family farms 42 acres of peanuts in Newville field
Shelby hard work yields high payoff as H Creel and sons O Neal Odell Hamer Gradge ages 12 to 14 labor to shake and stack Spanish and runner peanuts on 42 acres. Creel claims 1000 pounds per acre and anticipates runners mating with Spanish improving crops. he has never sold anything but top grade peanuts and cites past yields up to 1 1 2 tons per acre. The veteran farmer believes peanut markets will improve as more people learn the crop's potential.
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Shelby
Creel
H. Creel
O'Neal
Newville
Odell
Hamer
Gradge
Manle
Glue From Peanuts Could Aid Old Dobbin In Next Years
A peanut protein based glue may replace animal glues, offering strength with lighter color and greater sanitation. Research by the Southern Regional Research Laboratory and various patents describe tacky, wettable blends suitable for paper boxes and bookbinding, with some wood glues showing limited promise. Peanut meal extracts yield dispersible adhesive bases, using peanut press-cake meal from the oil industry.
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China
India
Southern Regional Research Laboratory
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