Cleveland county votes to restore cotton quotas in 1950
In Cleveland county 2,350 cotton producers voted 1,890 to 531 on marketing quotas and government price support at 90 percent parity. A 78 percent approval marks the heaviest farm vote on quotas, with nationwide 89 percent in favor. Quotas last used in 1941. penalties for excess sales apply.
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Cleveland County
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Revised North Carolina turkey breeding bulletin issued
The North Carolina Agriculture Experiment Station released Bulletin No. 350 Improving Turkey Production. The 24 page illustrated guide, prepared from 1940s research, covers breeder selection, feed, pot production and mortality. Read by county agents or via the Agricultural Editor at State College Station Raleigh. The NC turkey industry grew to about 2.6 million dollars, with future growth tied to breeding flock quality.
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North Carolina Agriculture: Experiment Station
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Rs, Dearstyne
E.W. Jazener
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C.H. Bostlan
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