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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1953

Page

7

Cattle Gain 694 Pounds On Acre Of Tall Fescue

North Carolina experiments show heavy nitrogen on tall fescue grazing yielded 694 pounds of beef per acre during summer 1951 to winter 1952 at the Agricultural Experiment Station. Researchers Woodhouse Jr. and Barrick note 200 pounds of nitrogen per acre maximizes gains though seed harvest offers different economics.

Raleigh North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station North Carolina State College W. W. Woodhouse Jr Fr. R. Barrick Woodhouse Barrick

Hog farming advice from NCSU expert boosts profits

North Carolina extension head Jack Kelley says long term hog production beats timed exits, forecasting 1953 pig crops and NC sow farrow totals. He urges only sow, large litters, clean ground, Ladino clover grazing, meat-type hogs, timely marketing, and cost effective feeds to raise profits amid prices and feed shortages. Insecticide resistant house flies may be controlled with chemical baits, per USDA entomologists. Twelve fruit and vegetable grower schools will be held in NC towns this winter.

Raleigh Jack Kelley N. C. State College Kelley USDA North Carolina State College Extension Service

Cornshucks Put To Use In Farm Home Craft

Raleigh reports on a Lincolnton led program showing farm women how to use corn shucks for chairs seats doormats and home accessories. Rose Ellwood Bryan and Mary Olive Owens led an all day Trenton workshop with demonstrations on mat weaving and chair bottoms from corn shucks.

Raleigh Jones County Mary Olive Owens Trenton North Carolina Rose Ellwood Bryan State College Miss Owens Miss Bryan

Honorary Tar Heels Named

Raleigh hosts the National Home Demonstration Council event with 1100 members named Honorary Tar Heels by Governor W. Kerr Scott. Scrolls bear signatures and explain Tar Heel origins from naval stores to Civil War legends. Also notes 8 percent milk productivity without grains and pest control options with soil-applied chemicals.

Raleigh National Home Demonstration Council W. Kerr Scott North Carolina States Canada Puerto Rico South Carolina

Fertilizer Data Published For 1953

North Carolina State College Extension Service released Fertilizer Recommendations 1953. The folder includes a 20 by 14 inch chart detailing seeding and top dressing needs for 12 field crops and a section on nitrogen sidedressing materials, soil testing, and fertilizer placement. E. R. Collins led agronomy for the Extension Service in preparing the material.

Raleigh North Carolina State College Extension Service Extension Service E. R. Collins North Carolina Experiment Station of Agriculture

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