June Milk Flow Least In 22 Years
Tennessee June milk production estimated at 215 million pounds, down 1 percent from June 1963 and 4 percent below the 1958-62 June average. The drop stems from dry weather and fewer cows, with pasture at 72 percent of normal. National output for June totaled 11,763 million pounds, down 1 percent from a year earlier, while per cow production averaged 733 pounds.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Tennessee Crop Reporting Service
United States
Foreign Beef Hurts Sales Says Speaker
Knoxville AP reports Alabama agriculture commissioner A W Todd told the East Tennessee Polled Hereford Association that rising imports of foreign beef hurt the U S live stock industry. He cited unclean lower quality meat, lack of on site inspections, and contamination risks amid 17 billion pounds imported last year, with 34 percent sold in six southern states.
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Knoxville
Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture
A. W. Todd
East Tennessee Polled Hereford Association
United States
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Todd
South
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tri-State Guernsey Breeders Sale Slated Saturday
The 17th annual Tri-State Guernsey Breeders Sale will be held at 2 30 pm Saturday at the Tri State Sales Fayillon Bristol on the Abingdon highway. Worty registered females and one male are offered for sale. Breeds from Bayville Farms Norfolk Wa Klondike Farms Elkins NC Brookberry Farm Winston Salem NC and other Tri State area farms are represented. J R Baker of Bristol Va is sales chairman. The sale headquarters at the Sandman Motel on the Abingdon highway opens at 3 pm Friday.
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Bristol
Abingdon
Worty
Bayville Farms
Norfolk
Klondike Farms
Elk
Soil Conservationists to Meet Tuesday in Monroe County
The East Tennessee summer meeting of the Tennessee Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts will be held Tuesday at the Hiwassee Land Company's Rose Island Nursery in Monroe County. About 200 district supervisors and representatives are expected to attend with wives invited. The program includes talks by J Eldridge Price and Mrs Waller Thompson, plus a tour of the nursery and an outdoor chicken barbecue. The Rose Island Tree Nursery is near Vonore on US 411.
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Newport
East Tennessee
Tennessee Association of Soil and Water Conservation
Hiwassee Land Company
Rose Island
Monroe County
Thomas J. Stokely
Blakely
J. Eldridge Price
Rogersville
State Association
Waller Thompson
David Brown
Dex
Monroe Woodland Association
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Extension Service
Farmers Home Administration
Rocational Agriculture Teachers
Tennessee Division of Forestry
U.S. Forest Service
Stokely
Us, Highway 411
Vonore
Montve County
Tennessee Hog Prices Expected Rise Amid Farm Outlook
The Associated Press notes Tennessee hog producers may expand sow and farrowings as prices are forecast to rise over the next 12 months. University of Tennessee economist Eugene Gamnett cites a projected 7 percent drop in hog supplies this year, with beef and poultry meat dampening price responsiveness. He predicts a noticeable, desirable price increase for hogs in the coming year.
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Associated Press
Tennessee
Farmedono 1
Eugene Gamnell
University of
Tennessee Agricultural Economist
Gatbill
Virginia Rural Groups Meet At VPI
Two state wide groups the Virginia Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs and the Agricultural Conference Board meet on the Virginia Polytechnic Institute campus in Blacksburg Virginia. Lt Governor Mills Godwin addresses the joint session on Agriculture in an Urban Society with an afternoon program followed by workshops. The Federation features Dr Margareth C Browne and J J Kilpatrick in the evening. The Conference Board hears Davis Hahn Chumney and Giyesol is president and elects new officers.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
The
Agricultural Conference Board
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Mills Godwin
Virginia
Federation
Margareth C. Browne
Division of Home Economies
Federal Extension Service
Washington, D.C
Lt. Govodwin
J. J. Kilpatrick
Richmond News Leader
T. Marshall Hahn
VPI
R. D. Chumney
J. E. Giyesis
Richmond
I Board
W. B. Bell
Sericulture
Virginia Farm Agents Plan Lynchburg Meeting
Van Mills Godwin the lieutenant governor of Virginia will speak at the annual meeting of the Virginia Association of County Agricultural Agents in Lynchburg on Friday. The program includes registration general assemblies and committee meetings with all county agents expected to attend. Saturday features addresses by W B Bell Dean of Agriculture R J Kel TVA District Supervisor D Painter and WH Daughtrey director of the VPI Agricultural Extension Service.
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Lynchburg
van Mills Godwin
Virginia
Virginia Association of County Agricultural Agents
Virginia Polyloemiie Institute
W. B. Bell
King William
R. J. Kel
TVA
D. \\. Painter
Independence
Daughtrey
Vpigricultural Extension Service
Tennessee farmers plan to raise nearly five million chickens
Nashville Tennessee farmers are expected to raise 4,884,000 chickens in til, excluding commercial broilers, the Tennessee Crop Reporting Service says. But that is the lowest number in 40 years, the agency said.
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Nashville
Tennesee
Tennessee Crop Reporting Service
Isaid
Booming State Calf Crop To Top One Million Head
Tennessee’s calf crop continues to rise with 1,048,000 calves counted on farms, 1964 projections exceed one million for the first time. The state ranks 15th in output. a 6 percent year over year increase is noted alongside shifts in regional calf production and a 2 percent rise in overall U.S. flue cured tobacco sales beginning Wednesday in Georgia markets.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Ohio
Wisconsin
West North Central
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Calvansas
Missouri
Atlanta
Georgia
South
Florida
Kentucky
Okla- Phig
U.S
Usda Inspection Service
Istawa
Vupatsnen
DruusuErsau
Dy Ln
Virginia
Carolinas
Spraying Plants Useless Unless It Is Done Right
Virginia Tech plant pathologist S B Fenne warns most garden disease failures come from timing and application, not chemicals. Spray on a regular 7 to 10 day cycle, reapply after rain, and cover all plant parts with a weeded wetting agent. Use stainless steel sprayers, 3 gallon compressed air type, with careful coverage and precise measured amounts.
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Blacksburg
S. B. Fenne
Virginia Polytechnic Instldon
Tate
Fenne
Agricultural Extension Service
VPI
Blacksutry
Wool and Lamb Promotion Fees Stay Unchanged
Deductions from wool and lamb incentive payments remain the same this year to fund the self help promotion program. Rates are 1 cent per pound of shorn wool and 5 cents per 100 pounds of liveweight from unshorn lamb payments. Payments begin in April 1965. program run by American Sheep Producers Council Inc under National Wool Act.
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Woal
D. R B. Jones
Sullivan County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
American Sheep Producers Council Inc
Secretary of Agricullture
Fruit Tree Tour Slated in Wise County
Wise Virginia area orchardists and horticulture specialists will hold a fruit tree tour in Wise County on August 11. Virginia Tech Extension agents Dr Charles Drake Dr Howard Holling Jr and Dr TJ Horne will participate. The apple crop is reported excellent with good quality.
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Wise
Ogether
Wise County
Kim McCormick
Virginia Polytechnic
Charles Drake
Howard A. Holling Jr
TJ. Horne
McGarmick
Camp Chatter Highlights Joyce Petin and Camp Talent
4 H members recounts at West Bristol camp with Joyce Petin overcoming homesickness and Dennis Hood impressing with acting. Tidbits note mail from home, sugar notes, and a large turnout of 250 campers from Sullivan Carter Unicoi and Johnson counties. Larry Smith and Doris Arnold praised for activities and certificates earned.
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Pete
Toy Reid Jr
Colonial Heights
Malissa Pearson
Sullivan
Joe Snodgrass
Blountvilla
West Bristol Kiwanis
Chile
Larry Smith
Buffalo
Doris Arnold
Carol Sweet
New
Carter, Unicoi
Johnson Counties
Mit
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