Urban Neighbors Cost Farmers Higher Taxes
Blacksburg Va. agricultural economist Dr W L Gibson Jr argues that suburban demand for land inflates values, making real property taxes highly regressive. He notes farmers bear higher tax burdens as land income declines while local public services rise, urging tax law amendments.
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Blacksburg
Amot
Gibson
W. Li. Gibson Jr
Virginia Tech
Virginia
Fewer Beans More Tomatoes Grow in Tennessee This Year
Tennessee crops show fewer snap beans for processing at 11,200 acres, down from 11,600, with production down 8 percent to 19 000 tons. Fresh market peppered by a 6 percent drop in siap beans and 5 percent rise in tomato acreage, while strawberry output falls 17 percent to about 5.61 million pounds as Tennessee Crop Reporting Service notes.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Tennessee Crop Reporting Service
Mead's ancient appeal spans kings to common folk
In Blacksburg Virginia an old article notes that mead, the oldest home brew, enjoyed popularity among Anglo-Saxons from king to common man. It highlights enduring consumer interest and the social reach of this beverage through historical times.
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Blacksburg
Produce firm loses its license in PACA action
The PACA revoked the license of Jack W. Kirby doing business as Jack Kirby Produce Co at 207 Sunny Lane Knoxville Tenn for failing to pay more than 73000 to 30 shippers on 167 totals of fruits and vegetables. The action cites violations of safety rules and improper pesticide handling with warnings about mislabeling and improper disposal. The company faced penalties and potential further action after admitting charges.
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Atlanta
Jack W. Kirby
Jack Kirby Produce 4 Co
Suiny Lane
Knoxville
Puichbsey, Jeu. Co
Ysda
Kirby
C&ms
Seren
IPAC
Consumers and Marketing Service
USDA
Judicial Officer
Rogersville
Ign
Hawkins County
Hawkins
Hamblen
Soil Conservation District
P. A. Hoge
Conservation District
Pesticide Use Rules and Hawkins Pasture Contest Details
Safety rules for pesticide use are outlined along with storage, labeling, and protective practices. The Hawkins and Hamblen Counties Soil Conservation District reports a pasture contest in progress, detailing scoring categories and entry deadlines. The article also includes a historical aside on mead from Virginia Tech expert John Amos, noting its varieties and uses in medieval times.
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AML
Soil Conservation Office
Mead and soil lime tests guide early farm decisions
An article blends historical note on mead use with practical farming advice. It cites Amos on mead quality and recipes, then shifts to J. W. McClain urging soil testing and lime application timing for small grains and pastures. Testing now aids next year’s yields as summer conditions favor lime effectiveness.
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William the Conqueror
Amos
England
Devon
Breakfast
ASCS
Blounsville
Hese
Kingsport
Bristol, Tenn
Sullivan County
J. W. McClain
McClain
Senior Dress Contest highlights 4-H club entries
Last Thursday eleven girls modeled fifteen outfits in school, best, and party dress categories. Contestants included Linda Tallman Holston Valley Nancy Brooks Sullivan Barbara Heninger Halston Valley Susan Jones Halston Janet Laws Halston Valley Mary King Blountville Becky Farris Bluff City Ruby Tatum Blountville Glenna Elsen Mary Hughes Phyllis Tatum Blountville Jane Pecktal Blountville. Luncheon followed judging with Italian menu chaired by Nancy Fleeway Bluff City assisted by Carol Riley Bl Bluff City Ann Jones Holston and Nancy Peektal Central Heights. A Bays Mountain Home Demonstration Club donation supported the luncheon. Thirty Junior and four senior club leaders attend Greeneville 4-H camp this week with plans for July 2 attendees. next week’s Chatter will cover camp reports and fair activities.
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Linda Tallman
Holston Valley
Nancy Brooks
Sullivan
Barbara Heninger
Halston Valley
Susan Jones
Halston
Janet Laws
Mary — King
Blountville
Becky Farris
Bluff City
Ruby Tatum
Glenna Elsen
Mary Hughes
Phyllis Tatum
Jane Pecktal
Nancy Fleeway
Blutt City
Carol Riley
Ann Jones
Holston
Nancy Peektal
Central Heights
Bays Mountain
Sheep Producers Urged To Solve Own Problems
GLADE SPRING Va Livestock producers were urged to solve their own marketing problems by Virginia Farm Bureau Federation president Robert B Delano at the Southwest Virginia Sheep Field Day and Ram Sale He told about 30 sheep producers buyers and extension staff that government has failed to solve agriculture issues and that farmers hold vast market power The event sponsored by the Southwest Virginia Purebred Sheep Producers Association featured a 10 am start with a 4 H FFA junior judging contest a lamb barbecue and an afternoon purebred ram sale Delano saidFarm Bureau has helped organize livestock committees to seek solutions and urged organized groups to carry the load in solving industry challenges.
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Glade Spring
Robert B. Delano
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Southwest Virginia
Delano
Southwest Virginia Purebred Sheep Producers Association
Virginia
SCOTT
Scott County
A. K. Gilmer
Abingdon
Greg and
Daniel McMurray
Hiltons
Randy Ervin
Rye Cove
Ricky Golle
Nickelsville
Shuman To Be Wythe Farm Bureau Speaker
Wytheville Va July 23 Wythe County Farm Bureau dedicates its new building with Congressman W C Wampler organist Charles B Shuman president State Sen D Woodray Bird and Farm Bureau leaders as speakers County officials school band will furnish music and refreshments will be served The program runs 2 10 to 4 p m and the building cost about 26500
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Wytheville
W. C. Wampler
Charles B. Shuman
D. Woodray Bird
American Farm Bureau
Archie Federation
Campbell
Garnell Stoore
Wythe County
Carl Stark
Farm Bureau
Wythe County Board
George Wythe
Paul Bird
Robert
Bird
B. Delano
Virginia
Bureau Federation
Bureau
Shuman
Southeast Milk Sales Joins Bigger Dairy Group
Southeast Milk Sales Inc merges with Dairymen Inc in a regional consolidation plan. Cooperatives across Virginia Kentucky Mississippi Louisiana and Tennessee vote to join, forming a 7000-dairyman marketing cooperative with headquarters in Louisville beginning Sept. 1.
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Southeast Milk Sales Inc
Bigger Dairy Group
Bristol
Merbers
Southeast Milk Safes Association, Inc
Southeastern
Southeast
Dairymen Tie
Old Decision Milk Products Association of
Richmond
Dairy Farmer
Dafrymen Inc
Norfolk Cooperative Milk Products Association
Virginia Beach
Kyana Milk Products Inc
Louisville
Paducah Graded Milk Producers Association
Paducah, Ky
Mississippi Milk Producers Association
Jackson, Miss
Guilt Mik Association Inc
Franklinton, la
Southwest Louisiana Pure Milk Association Inc
Lafayette, la
Dairymen Inc
Old Dominion Milk Producers Association
Southeast Mik Sales Associaton
Upper East Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
New Charolais cattle breed to debut at Tennessee fair
United Press International reports that Charolais beef cattle, highly anticipated by farmers, will be judged for the first time at the Tennessee Valley Agriculture Industrial Fair to be held Sept. 14 in Knoxville. Officials say the breed’s growing popularity reflects the improving cattle show scene and favorable conditions after a drought period.
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United Press International
Tennessee
John McCallie
West Tennessee
Knoxville
Crosby Murray
Tha
Dloltand Charolais Ranch
Kennessee
Pulaski
Agriculture
North Carolina
Murray
Bill Collins
Council Plans More Youth Interest In State Fairs
The Tennessee Youth Fair Council formed in 1968 aims to boost youth involvement in fairs across Tennessee. Led by chair Jerry Liner and secretary Anne Lafting, the council coordinates with 4-H, Future Farmers, and homemakers groups to emphasize educational value and active participation in livestock shows and fair events statewide.
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Tennessee Youth Fairtor
Patsi
Sullivan County
Tennessee
Atyeffort
Ellington Agricultural
Nashville
Arey
Donald Pilkinton
Waverly
Jerry Liner
Calhoun
D. B- Grant
Vse
Anne Lafting
Tennessee Department
Collierville
Agriculure
Iacts
Tennessee Department of
Tennessee Youth Fair Agriculture
Tennessee Comnel
Oldyouth
Future Farmers of Americaland
Future
Homemakers of America BC
McReynouis
Miss Barnes
Asa
Tennessee Broiler Chick Totals Rise in Week Ended July 6
Tennessee Crop Reporting Service notes 918,000 broiler chicks placed in Tennessee during the week ending July 6. The report, spread through market and grower channels, highlights regional movement and pricing patterns amid seasonal demand and farm market activity.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Tennessee Crop Reporting Service
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