Virginia peach breeding progress at VPI station notes promising varieties
Blacks Buig Virginia August frost impacts noted as Dr Oberle reports two dozen experimental peach varieties showing promise for late blight resistance and early ripening. Cavalier and Red Chief released earlier. several new selections expected within five years. Breeding aims include disease resistance, better flavor, and earlier ripening. market prices remain slow while growers explore Elberta and other early varieties.
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Southern Markets Show Increases In Hog Prices
Southern markets report higher hog prices amid a generally steady broiler market. Prices rose in Chicago and eastern centers, with hog receipts up week over week and demand improving on warm, dry days. Cattle and lamb prices varied with regional gains and steady to strong weights. vegetable and grain notes were limited as harvest and seasonal shifts continued.
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Land Acquisition Policy Changes in Government Projects
Washington legal officials indicate a shift in land condemnation policy under Marion to keep more land in private hands for dam and reservoir projects. The plan aims to reduce federal purchases, cut costs, and allow private owners to profit from development without federal expense, while ensuring recreational uses.
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Tennessee Farmers Debate Association Press Meeting
An OCR damaged fragment concerns a Tennessee farming group, a CH Association Press event, and remarks by Dr. Gari Bender. It mentions quality management, averages, and producer costs, with unclear quotes about policies and potential impacts on farmers and prices.
Farm Family Study Sought In Virginia
A Virginia research effort seeks farm family data to analyze rural life and agricultural practices. The study aims to collect household information across counties including Albemarle and surrounding regions to inform policy and program planning.
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4-H Poultry Judges Picked Next Monday
Norwan B ee assistant county agent announces 4-H Poultry Judging for Sullivan Gomly Club next Monday at Crumley Poultry Farm Weaver Pre. Chosen teens will compete with peers from upstate counties at East Tennessee District Fair and later at the Tennessee Valley agricultural event. Barker Crumley and Lee will lead the meeting with judging instructions and practice.
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Local Market Sees Rise in Top Grade Calves This Week
Top grade calves gained strength at Kingspark market Saturday with higher demand for entire calves while steer prices slipped about a dollar per 100 pounds from the prior week. Calf volume totaled 273 head with limited cows and heifers offering. Prices ranged from about 15.95 to 21.90 for calves, and cows brought around 8 to 13.50, with some odd lots below.
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Tennessee artificial breeding herd tops Sullivan County breeders
The Tennessee Artificial Breeding Association bulls lead Sullivan County herds in milk and butterfat production. In last week’s Monavie event, data show production per dam and overall herd yields. experts note premiums for high milk solids and fat. Breeding plans include sale and winter profits with emphasis on crossbred rates at the University of Tennessee and Temple College of Agriculture.
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Support cuts for inferior grade wheat
The Agriculture Department announced a 20 cent per bushel discount on price supports for inferior quality wheat in 1956, applying to 23 named varieties across 21 states. Farmers will identify varieties at delivery. the discount targets a small portion of production as analysts blame lower quality grain for large surpluses. The move follows Secretary Benson’s push for quality over quantity to stabilize prices and reduce surpluses. The 23 varieties accounted for about 40 million of the 1494 crop, with the discount slated to begin in advance of 1958 planting. Local state counts and variety names are listed.
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Rainfall Above Average in County Tr Triggers Wise Weather Outlook
Rainfall above normal in upper East Tennessee through July reduces drought fears for 1958. July brought heavy precipitation, total seven month rainfall near 29.58 inches, with February, March, April and July above normal. Farmers urged to plan for variable weather and use farm storage to weather dry spells. USDA financing extends to June 30, 1955, aiding storage and drying equipment loans.
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