Safe Christmas tips and farm notes from North Carolina
The article urges safe Christmas practices and farming reminders. It cites oak wilt in Waynesville and Asheville, notes low temperatures help sweet potato cork damage, and warns lack of lime may cause crop failures. It stresses proper egg collection, storage, and feed, then offers Christmas light safety tips to prevent fires and injuries.
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Holiday Fire Safety and Festive Recipes Advice
A healthful guide advises keeping Christmas trees away from heat sources and out of damp soil, plus precautions when trimming and lighting. It mixes safety notes with holiday nosage ideas and a recipe for a citrus berry beverage, noting corn cobs as roughage for animal feed per State College experts.
Forte Eat 11 Months 8 Anilk Production On Arms
An unclear report notes Forte Eat and Anilk Production with figures stating the nation's arms total 106.7 billion pounds over an eleven month period. The fragment references industry data and economic totals without clear context or full names.
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Trucker Safety Urged During Christmas Shopping Season
North Carolina trucking officials urge extra care on crowded roads during the holiday period. Executive VP D T Outlaw stresses courtesy to pedestrians and drivers to prevent accidents. Separate note highlights fruit orchard pruning demonstrations in Hendersonville to improve apple quality and growth.
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