19 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
1
Knoxville report notes milk comes in more forms than fresh, canned, condensed, evaporated, and dry. Yogurt, acidophilus, low-sodium, and curd milk are explained as cultured or processed varieties with similar nutritional value to regular milk, altered by processing methods and sodium removal.
Entomologists at Virginia Tech report Green June beetles and their grubs invade lawns. Adults emerge as larvae mature in soil to feed on turf, tunneling deep then resurfacing at night to injure grass. Grubs hatch late June and stay active until cold weather.
Sullivan County 4 H showcased a day of ribbons and scholarships at District Demonstration Day in Jefferson City. Caral Riley earned the first senior purple ribbon and a Round-Up scholarship, with siblings Ike and Nancy Tleenor also winning purple in Dairy and Dairy Foods. Kay Hart spoke on Personal Development, two sisters Ann and Susan Jones won in Horticulture and Food Preservation, and Teddy Tate earned his fourth purple ribbon in Senior Safety. Junior and other senior winners are listed with blues and reds across Yeast Breads, Clothing, Community Beautification, and more.
Uniler Burns and J C Bird of the University of Tennessee warn farmers about fast growth of sorghum sudangrass and pearl millet hybrids, advising grazing heights and regrowth strategy. They note these crops offer summer pasture, silage, and hay potential but require careful management. The piece also covers customer harvest trends for strawberries and other crops, plus advice on renovating strawberry fields and maintaining soil fertility in Tennessee.
Three Hawkins County PFA members Jim LaFollette Allen McLain and Lynn Davis will represent Upper East Tennessee at the eighteenth annual Tennessee Training Camp for Future Farmers at Fall Creek Falls State Park in June 1924. The event, supported by Bowaters Southern Paper Company Mead Corporation and Tennessee Silver Pulp and Paper Company, aims to teach forest management to about 1,200 boys since 1950.
Blackburg Virginia Tech hosts the State 4-H Club Congress from Monday to July 1 drawing about 1200 youths from over 80 counties. In its 44th year the program centers on leadership citizenship and character with themes and 25 topics taught by Extension specialists and instructors.
A Rock Springs 4H Chile group toured Biltmore Estates and the Asheville Zoo in North Carolina last week. Front row from left to right includes Steve Galloway and others, with teachers and leaders noted, and several members mentioned for submitting a record book or giving a demonstration in Blountville.
Jefferson County farmer Hugh Moser, named a Ford Almanac Efficiency Award winner, is one of 14 national recipients. The award includes a $2,000 educational grant and funds toward a new science building at Carson-Newman College and a tobacco research project at the University of Tennessee.
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