Should Place Orders For Fruit Trees Now
North Carolina State College horticulturist H R Niswonger urges farmers to order one year apple whips and peach trees now. He recommends specific varieties for home and commercial plantings and advises timely planting and fall fertilization practices. Raleigh officials note WPA pay shifts and county seedings of winter cover crops in Northampton County.
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Nurery
H. R. Nis ‘Wonger
State College
North
Caro
Apa
Niawonger
Carina
Horiculturist
Stayman
Greensboro
Arp Beauty
Niswonger
Northampton County
Arey Urges Dairymen to Raise Their Own Cattle
North Carolina dairy expert John A. Arey urges farmers to self-supply dairy stock. He cites 1939 state data with 381 000 milk cows and notes current herds fail to meet home demand. Arey warns introducing external cows spreads disease and hurts production, recommending using superior heifers and bulls to rebuild herds locally.
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North Caroll
John A. Arey
Extension Dairyman
State College
North Carolina
North Carolina Dairy Calf Raising Urged By Arey
Arey urged North Carolina farmers and dairymen to focus on raising good wel fer calves, noting the difficulty and high cost of securing quality cows from other states and stressing the future importance for local agriculture.
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North Carolina
Guernsey Cow Flossie Victoria Sold to Kings Mountain Buyer
A Guernsey cow named Flossie Victoria sold recently by ROM Thomas to EW of Kings Mountain N C. The sale is recorded by The American Cattle Club of Peterborough.
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Guernsey
Rom. ‘Thomas
Kings Mountain
Flossie
Victoria
American Cattle Club
Peterborough
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