Sorkin In Agriculture convention caps tour for club members
Kingsport area club members selected for outstanding records planned a capital tour leaving at 6 am from Kingsport and touring Washington DC with stops in Blountville Bristol and New Guising. The trip cost $20 to $35 per person and returns Friday supervised by Norman B. Lee and Mrs Fisie Bmaliihg.
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Bullivan County
Kings
New Guisinge School Road
Blountville
Tennessee Post Office
Bristol
Norman B. Lee
Fisie Bmaliihg
Elge
Elb
Potomac Park Motor Court
Washington
Sullivan County
Verlin Overbay
Kingspurt
Jack Parier
Indian Springs
Perry Keys
Lee
Wayne Gipson
Arcadias
Larry Blaylock
Holston
Institute
Randy Hicks
Chinquapins
Letitia Hambjen
Linda Lane
Sullivan
Bobby Miller
A Ketchersid Sullivan
Barbara Bull
Dan Overbay
Doris Ann Stewart
Bluff
Louise Torbett
Mary Highes
Vivian Hart
Central Heights
Patsy Sells
Rod’ Springs
Shirley
Strickler
Martin Jane King
Rock Springs
Martin Arnald
Cald Springs
Barbara ‘Brown
Wengers
Catherine Cain
Kingsley
Betty Lasner
Mianie Sanders
Charles Stevens
Gunnings
Derbert Dillon
Miller-Perry
Walter Gentry
Behea tar Town and County Ministers at University June
Sullivan County farm notes discuss the first annual Behea tar Town and County Ministers event at the University of fe n ueas College of Agriculture on June 22 with registration June 18. It covers fertilizer schedules for oats and corn, high yields with 600 pounds of oats or 400 pounds of 0-16-40 or 1 pound of P-20-40, and pest control for flea beetles with DDT or Endrin. Leaflet 408 is available at the County Agent's Office.
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Knoxville
Reheuihurs
Tennessee Farmers’ Convention
University of Tennesee Farm
UT Agricultural Extension
Byron Z. Shaw
U. S. Department’ of Agriculture
Mildred B. Pisses
Boston
Maintein
Slow Sales Report For Kingsport Farmers Market May
Kingsport Farmers Market posts low May totals of 203.04 in four Saturdays of operation. May 6 marked the best day with 68.25 in sales. City takes 10.42 percent as its share, while producer direct dealings aim to cut middleman profits.
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Kingsport
J. B. Anderson
Simpson Herd Tops Ratigs in Sullivan County Dairy
Herman S. Smith reports Simpson Herd at Simpson’s Ye-caws leads May dairy results in Sullivan County Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Averages show 41.8 pounds butterfat against 32.2 county-wide. Thomas Holston Valley group tops in milk production with 1,194 pounds per 18 cows. Philip Shivell’s cow records 90.7 pounds butterfat. Massengill cow second at 82.7 pounds. another Simpson’s cow 90.5. Thomas herd produced 2,272 pounds to lead the association. Massengill herd 40.8 pounds butterfat from 21 cows. third-place herds 40.7. Massengill’s herd also 1,123 pounds milk. Fir Enor 1,884 pounds in third. Multiple cows above 80 pounds butterfat listed with several farms named.
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Kingsport
Sullivan County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Herman S. Smith
Simpson
J. D
K. D
Thomas
Holston Valley
Association
Philip Shivell
J. W. Massengill
Simpsons
C. W. Cleenor
Massengill
Bluff Gily
C. D. Thomas
G. Warren
Pleetov
Soviet Bloc Decline Pressures World Market Volumes
Washington officials note Soviet exports have fallen over recent years while Russia boosts production and ships modest quantities to Western Europe. They caution policy choices drive what is exported, with potential dumping to meet political goals even at domestic cost.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture Department
Frennier
Joseph Stalin
Anvich Bloc
U. B
Russia
U. S
Champaign Commodity Credit Corporation
Hige
Tennessee farmers learn dairy stock efficiency with barn cooling
Reading from live notes on barn climate, researchers discuss how cooling to 76 degrees or below improves milk output and feed efficiency for Holsteins and Jerseys, with insulation and shade reducing heat stress. Pigs and chickens show varied responses, while Tennessee summers challenge livestock performance and farm economics.
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Tennessee’s
Chachare
Tennessee
Sullivan County Farm Totals Stand At 3.7 Million
The 3,499 Sullivan County farms reported total sales of 3,713,256 with crops worth 1,718,231 and livestock products 1,073,419. Greene, Hawkins, and Greene counties also show extensive farm product totals, highlighting crop and livestock value across the region. County figures include field crops, vegetables, fruits, dairy products, poultry, and forest products. The report notes cotton costs and weed control methods as farmers pursue mechanization and herbicide use.
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Alarnoon Tours
Cherokee Farm
Iit Gechatlcg
Adivist
Tennessee
Jty
YeRra
Jeasee
Claire Jobhbon
Greene County
Compar
Dyer
Gibson
Mansins
Hancock
Bullivan
Pier Upper East Ten
Unico
Washington
Petr Ten
J -Raarcock
Mona
Grainger
Orcehe
Kitaedy
Pettereon
Eee Tg . Ey
Hawkins County
Johnson
Bollen
Colton
Israne
Tennessee Colton
Chile
Linda
Hickman
Maury County
Fhetin McElhany
Cumberlam County
Everett Woodall
Fyanklin
Agg
Larry Barber
Weakley County
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University of Tennesgee Agricultural Extension Service
Sullivan County Farm News Notes
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