Guilford Girl Is 4 H Dairy Winner
Guilford County 4 H girl Betty Boswell won the 1955 4 H Dairy Production Project announced by J D George State College extension dairy specialist. Second place went to Jerry Willis of Lawndale with a $25 bond and plaque. Third to Peggy Ann Carroll of Arden with a $25 prize. Others receiving $25 included Bill Sumney and Darwin Allen. Boswell led with 14 registered Holstein cows and nine years in 4 H dairy work.
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Raleigh
Guilford County
J. D. George
State College
Betty Boswell
McLeansville
Boswell
Jerry Willis
Lawndale
Cleveland County
Willis
Peggy Ann Carroll
Arden
Buncombe County
Bill Summey
Dallas
Gaston County
Darwin Allen
Mocksville
Davie County
Charles E. Graham Jr
Linwood
Davidson County
Joe Cansler
Troutman
Iredell County
Betty Jane van Mater
Guilford
North Carolina
Short Course In Farming Set For Next Year
RALEIGH The State College School of Agriculture and the N C Bankers Association will again present a Short Course in Modern Farming next year. The two week program runs Feb 6 to 17 with local banks funding expenses for 18 to 26 year old young farmers who intend to farm and have strong 4 H or FFA records. Charles Pugh leads the program with regular School staff teaching in topics from marketing to soils and mechanization.
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Raleigh
State College School of Agriculture
N. C. Bankers Association
D. W. Colvard
the of Agriculture
Jesse Helms
Bankers Association
School of Agriculture
Bankers’ Organization
Charles Pugh
Cream Colored Eggs Grow In Popular Cross-Breeding
In Raleigh experts from North Carolina State College note cream colored eggs will rise with cross bred chickens. Shell color does not indicate quality and cross breeding aims at vigor and traits. In the 1954-55 NC blood test season, 28,089 birds involved, signaling potential for many hatchlings.
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Raleigh
R. S. Dearstyne
State College Poultry Science Department
Dearstyne
North Carolina
Dearstone
Soil analysis guides fertilization for Burley tobacco
North Carolina burley planters learn soil testing guides proper bed fertilization. Wayneesville studies by Shaw and Welch compare bare fallow and soybean cover practices showing nitrogen requirements and soil nutrient changes. Soil tests determine three fertilizer needs per plot and enable controlled fertilization for better plant production.
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Raleigh
Burley
North Carolina
Waynesville
Luther Shaw
C. D. Welch
Shaw
Needs Of Farmers Studied In Asheboro
Asheboro businessmen and farmers gathered to study farmer needs and raise net income. Randolph ak was named a pilot county with the State Extension Service to test a plan for nationwide use next year. Key ideas include expanding markets, higher yields, efficient production, more on farm food, home conveniences, soil conservation, and selling finished products.
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Asheboro
Randolph Ak
North Carolina
State Extension Service
Ben Jenkins Jr
Ucts
Jenkins
Detergent-Sanitizers May Simplify Dairy Utensil Cleaning
Raleigh reports Dr. Marvin L. Speck of North Carolina State College says detergent-sanitizers could replace four cleaning products in dairy work. Field tests with about 50 producers show utensils stay clean longer, rubber parts stay elastic, and heat resistant bacteria reduced. Public Health Service approval is expected once formulations meet specs.
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Raleigh
Marvin L. Speck, Pere
N. State College
N. C. State College
Speck
U. S. Public Health Service
Production Called Key To Higher Dairy Wages
North Carolina dairy extension experts say farm wages rose after World War II while labor per cow stayed similar. DHIA data show higher producing herds need far fewer workers per 100 pounds of milk, with labor value rising as production climbs. Raising herd averages via artificial breeding offers substantial savings versus labor-saving devices. Ushuaia is the southernmost town in Argentina and U.S. railroads exceed 1000 miles in many lines.
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Raleigh
Carton Blalock
Extension
State College
It Ag
Bisk
North Carolina Dairy Herd Improvement Association
DHIA
Blalock
Egg grading aims for uniform dozen appeal
The speaker notes that grading based on interior and exterior quality and shell color can produce two or more classes of eggs. This grading pays off because buyers value the uniform dozen appearance.
Coming Events Listing From 4 H and Related Groups
The notice lists events including National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago from November 27 to December 1. Other items cover the North Carolina Truck Drivers Training School in Raleigh December 28 to 23, and multiple regional meetings in Asheville Raleigh and Charlotte through December and January. Also notes a style tip about avoiding exotic dress when meeting a mother in law.
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Chicago
N. C
Raleigh
Western District
Asheville
Jr. Tobacco
National Vegetable Growers Association
Washington
D.C
Charlotte
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