Seventy High Grade Hereford Bulls to Sell at Abingdon
Seventy clean polled and horned Hereford bulls will be sold in the seventh annual Mountain Empire Hereford Bull Sale at Abingdon Livestock Market. Bulls must grade good or better, sale starts at 9 am, with weights and pedigrees available sale day. Consignors include Shirttail Ranch, Mill Run Farms, Warm Springs, Fredericksburg area farmers, and many more across Virginia and nearby states.
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Abingdon
Virginia Nereford Association
Virginia
W. A. Stuarton
Stuart Land & Calley Co
Rosedale
Curtis Mast
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Joe Graham
Department of Agriculture
Shirttail Ranch
Mt. Jackson
H. H. Dice
Warm Springs
Mulberry Hill
Markham
Robert S. Orr
Dryden
Hidden River Farms
Woodstock
Glanville
Marshall
4 H Chatter Saturday Promotes Demonstrations and Projects
Junior and senior 4 H girls from Sullivan County clubs gather at the Armory in Bristol to bake muffins and biscuits for judging while letters of instruction go out. County public speaking sees a record 89 participants. Plans for County Demonstration Day April 24 are outlined as leaders focus on preparation and progress.
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Armory
Bristol
Holston
Holston Valley
Two Pepper Production Meetings Planned in Mountville
Claude Prince announced two pepper production practice meetings will be held at the Farm Bureau building in Mountville on Tuesday. One session at 1 30 pm and the other at 7 30 pm will feature Bird, an horticulturist from the Agricultural Extension Service in Knoxville, as presenter. About 135 farmers have signed up to grow 200 acres of bell and pimento peppers under contract for Moody Dunbar Company of Limestone.
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Farnt Burem
Mountville
Claude Prince
Prince
A. Bird
Agricultural Extension Service
Knoxville
Ablend
Sullivan County
Prince Said
Moody - Dunbar Company
Limstone
Virginia Egg Referendum Vote By Mail Details
BLACKSBURG VA March 15 is deadline for Virginia egg producers to mail ballots on a 2 cent per hen assessment for an expanded program of research education and promotion. Eligibility requires 400 or more hens and certification by February 13.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
Denver D. Bragg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Bragg
Hawkins County 4-H News Highlights Local Contests and Shows
Fourteen red ribbons led Hawkins County 4-H members to district public speaking March 2 at the University of Tennessee with Rogersville youths Ryan and Hammonds among top qualifiers. Sixty-one members competed in the Feb 27 county contest. Jimmy Cooper and Charlotte Miller won junior division honors but lost a run-off. Automotive classes begin at Alley Motor Co evening sesh with 41 enrolled, and the Finished Steer Show is set for Friday at Rogers Farm Supply three miles east of Rogersville.
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Rogersville
Frederica
Ryan
Michael Ae Hammonds
Teresa Stuart
Bulls Gap
James H. Miller Jr
Surgoinsville
Mawkins County
University of Tennessee
Hawkins County
Jimmy Cooper
Chucch Hill
Charlotte Miller
Surgeinsville
Alley Motor Co
Church Hill
Rogers Farm Supply Co
Sullivan Farms Signs Up 65 Feed Grain Plan
As of March, 109 Sullivan County farms had signed up for the 1963 feed grain program. County chairman H W Copenhaver notes total eligible farms at 1436, with diversion payments and price supports available after signup. Signups aim to diversify crops and may use substitution provisions affecting payments. early signup urged to avoid delays.
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Sullivan County
H.W. Copenhaver
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Commitee
U.S
Copenhaver
ASCS
Sullivan Coumny
Capen
Haven
Hello
Alfalfa Weevil Emergence Reported Across Tennessee Fields
Knoxville reports indicate alfalfa weevils have hatched in many areas, with high worm counts and early emergence linked to a mild February. Entomologist R P Mullen notes control measures must start early as alfalfa grows to six to eight inches tall, with about half tops showing feeding signs. Citizens advised to monitor fields and expected eggs will increase.
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Knoxville
R. P. Mullen
UT Agricultural
Extension Service
Mullell
Enosville
Mullett
Win Vue Buys Circle M Sire at Circle M Ranch Sale
Church Hill Heiskelty Winstead owner of Win Vue Polley ere TM Farms in Webster Valley returns from Circle M Ranch sale in Senatobia Mississippi with CMR Super Mixer and CAR Miss Plusrol 26th. He pays 3850 dollars for a 4 year old bull sired by Chalce Mixer Return and out of a CMR Super Hella 4th dam. First daughter sold for 3750 dollars, Miss Plusrol a daughter of CMR Plus Rolly Bard out of a CMR Blaidh Domi naath line, heavy in call by CMR Advance 8 Domina which sold for 8050 dollars.
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Church Hill
Winstead
Bull
Chalce Mixer Return
CMR Super Hella
HN Hene Alixer
Miss Plusrol
CMR Plus
Rolly Bard
CMR Blaidh Dominaath
CMR Advance 8
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Sallie Richardson
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Rogersle
Sullivan Farms
Scenge
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