Rainfall Slowed County Agriculture and Income
Loss of rainfall reduced crop production and farm income across the county. Dairy and beef operations suffered from poorer pastures and higher supplemental feeding costs, while rice remained the major crop with lower prices cutting profits. Improved pasture and management are urged to sustain the agricultural economy.
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Colorado County
Doyle Moors
Annus
Lvestech
Inerme
Pasture Improvement Key Phase in County Agriculture
County farmers face major pasture problems including fertilization, monuments, and wet weather effects. IM Moore notes the need for supplemental pastures and irrigation suitable to rainfall. Local interest focuses on premier pasture crops and practice 25-F-34 adoption by the County ASC Committee to encourage improved forage.
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Beth
Doyle Lo
Colorado County
Suumi
IM Moore
ASC
County Cotton Acreage Report From Colorado County
Readable text notes 12 000 acres of cotton in Colorado county during last year. Indicates significant acreage and production potential with bales tied to the area.
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Colorado County
Rude Awakening For Alligator During Winter Wakeup
A Virginia county story recounts an alligator roused from hibernation by a hunter and shot from a crevice near Lissie. The incident linked to cotton insect control efforts and farmer education, noting pink bollworm counts and destruction work under local offices and agents.
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Lissie
Mr. Corman
Vi Y
Oh Cottton
Moore
County Agents Work Together On Projects
County Agricultural Agent Doyle L Moore and County Home Demonstration Agent Misa Edna Prentice coordinated county wide plans and collaborated on projects. Their extension programs supported rural and urban families, reflecting teamwork and service during the past year.
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Doyle L. Moore
Misa Edna Prentice
4-H Girls Lead In County Club Demonstrations
Four-H girls from eight clubs in Colargde County participate in clothing and food preparation demonstrations. Miss Prontee notes consolidation reduces clubs to fewer locations, with Weimar and Pareshiat schools affected. The groups plan continued clothing work and post demonstrations, with ongoing requests for program continuation.
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Colargde
Miss Bella Prontica
Rome
Avent
Nada
St. Michalter
St Michiel
Weimar
St Peter and Punt
Pressburg
Schoors
Columbus
Eagle Lake
Gar- Wood
Tre County
First National Bank to Close For Christmas Holiday
WE. Lanhart, president, announces that First National Bankers will close Friday December 24 for Christmas holidays. Banking hours resume Monday December 27 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.
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First National Bankers ‘O
WE. Lanhart
First National Banc
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