Farmers Seek Bargaining Power In Market For Tennessee Growers
United Press International reports Tennessee farmers press for bargaining power amid falling prices and rising costs. Experts like M. Defriese of UT urge study of bargaining needs, including higher prices, lower production costs, and market expansion. Separate notes cover peanut virus in North Carolina, zinc-deficient corn in Tennessee, and proper pesticide equipment for fruit and vegetable growers.
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United Press International
Tennessee
FP. M. Defriese
University of Tennessee Extension
Defriese
Gale Berry Wins State FFA Award at Virginia Tech
Gale Berry of the Rye Cove Future Farmers of America Chapter received the Agricultural Mechanics Award at the State FFA Convention held at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Tana Oe
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Clinchport
Gale Berry
Rye Cove
Future Farmers of America
Virginia
FFA
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Tennessee Clover Seed Award Highlights 1961 Achievement
The Tennessee Clover Seed program reports a 350000 pound yield this year with 66 percent attendance and growth in leadership, farming programs, and citizenship. Berry, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Berry of Clinchpork Route 3, Rye Cove High School, yields 140 pounds per acre, down from last year.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Acress
Berry
James H. Berry
Clinchpork
Rye Cove High School
Javerage
Polled Hereford Clinic To Attract Cattlemen From Across Country
Knoxville reports the fourth National Polled Hereford Clinic with the theme Pattern for Progress, July 43-15 at the University of Tennessee campus. Executives say about 30 speakers from 15 states will cover practical management, herd productivity, and bull and cow sessions. Visitors from 15 states expected. reception planned by Tennessee Polled Hereford Breeders.
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Knoxville
University of Tennessee
Calicemen
Orville K. Sweet
University of Wisconsin
4 H Chatter: Sullivan County Initiates District Five All Stars
Sullivan County 4 H members were initiated into District Five All Stars at Clyde Austin 4 H Training Center near Greeneville. The day included meetings and a pool break, with a ceremony in which participants wore white attire. Initiates include Patsi Barnes Kathleen Lane David Overbay Evelyn Wagner Ike Fleenor Carol Riley Bill Bailey Joe Wallen Ruth Ann Garst praised for a furniture antiquing demonstration. The Honor Club held an initiation at Steele Creek Park, with members Jane Pecktel Susan Jones Ike Fleets Rena Robinette Roger Wilson. Senior Dress Contest results named Patsi Barnes and Phyllis Tatum among top entries. others competed in school dress divisions. Refreshments were served. judges included Miss Deanna Doty and Mrs. B. Hudson.
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Greeneville
District Five All Stars
Sullivan County
Patsi Barnes
Holston
Kathleen Lane
David Overbay
Blountville
Evelyn Wagner
Molston
Ike
Nancy Fleenor
Bluff City
Carol Riley
Bill Bailey
Joe Wallen
Sullivan
Steele Creek Park
Jane Pecktel
Susan Jones
Ike Fleets
Exports Reach 8.3 Million in First District Farm Trade
Congressional record notes 1965 66 exports from the First District totaling 8.3 million dollars with tobacco dairy and animal products topping the list. Senator James H. Quillen cites strong agricultural exports amid calls to curb imports and reduce obscured income for farmers.
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Washington
Good Freeman
Olney
James H. Quillen
Quillen
Leller
Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Plastic Horseshoes Could Change Horseshoeing
Virginia Tech animal science expert Dr. Toni Meacham explores plastic shoes bonded with a safe adhesive to reduce hoof damage and frequent replacements. He notes rapid hoof growth and pavement wear demand new solutions, inspired by rubber enclosed steel shoes and various tests, with a potential market as plastics and adhesives advance.
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Blacksburg
Toni Meacham
Animal Science Department
Virginia Tech
Meacham
Williamsburg
New York
Sullivan District Enters Annual Conservation Contest
Sullivan County Soil and Water Conservation District announces its entry in the 21st annual national Polled Hereford Show and Type Conference contest. Paul O'Dell chairs the district and reports plans for an expense-paid trip to Arizona and judged trials in Columbus Ohio with renowned judges Dr. Robert Totusek and Odell Gelgin.
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Sullivan County
Paul O'Dell
Arizona
O'Dell
Blountville Roads
Anc
Elinic Wil
Ee Ee
Hereford
Sullivan
Sweet
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Totusek
Department of Animal Science
Oklahoma State University
Odell Gelgin
Ogeechee Farms
Fairland
Oslo
Safety First for Power Mower Use This Week
Safety begins with power mower care and steady steps during National Farm Safety Week. Learn the mower’s controls, read manuals, and clear the area of debris before starting. Keep children away, turn off ignition before fueling, and remain calm to reduce injuries while trimming lawns.
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National Farm Safety
Ourself
Sheep Field Day Slated Wednesday in Southwest Virginia
Sheep breeders from Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee plan to attend the third annual Sheep Field Day and Ram Sale at the Southwest Virginia Experiment Station in Glade Spring. The program starts at 10 am with 4H and FFA sheep judging, talks on the sheep business and wool, then a ram sale at 1 pm featuring 333 Hampshire, 3 Dorset, 6 Suffolk and 5 Southdown lambs.
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Glade Spring
Virginia
North Caroline
Tennessee
Southwest Virginia Experiment Station
Southwest Virginia Sheep Breeders Association
FFA
Frank McChaugherty
P. B. Douglas
Wirt H. Foster
Virginia National Bank
Southwest Virginia
Margaret Groseclose
VPI
State's Senators Dedicate Oneida Lake Conservation Project
Oneida and Scott County unveil a 49 acre watershed lake project to protect the municipal water supply and provide recreation. Senator Gore and Congressmen join local officials for the dedication, with a bronze plaque and remarks by J R Sasser and G W Cavender. The effort, tied to the Soil Conservation Service Act, marks Tennessee's first Watershed Project completion amid prior flood issues.
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Oneida
Albert
Gore
Howard H.s
Baker, Jr
Scott County
Howard H.miles
Ss. Baker
Tennessee
Watershed Lake
Lee West
Municipal Water and Recreation Committee
Oneida Home Administration
Washington, D. C
Plam
Wampler Praises Import Curb Move Benefiting Virginia Farmers
Rep. William Wampler of Virginia lauds presidential action to curb imports and ease quotas. He says the move will aid farmers in Southwest Virginia and notes the president’s authority to adjust import levels. The March letter calls the decision pleasing and timely in addressing agricultural concerns.
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Wiliam
Bill
Wampler
D-Va
Virginia
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