Hog price outlook warns farmers to curb rapid herd growth
University of Tennessee extension economist Gambill cautions hog producers to avoid fast increases in hog numbers to prevent price declines. He notes Jan 1 hogs up 8 percent from last year, Tennessee up 20 percent, with May to July futures offering potential but prices likely rally only slowly. Other factors include beef and poultry trends, and emphasis on high quality herd sires and long term profitability.
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Gambill
United Press International
John N. Williams
University University of Tennessee
Tennessee
Eugene Gambill
University of Tennessee Extension
South Central
Williams
North Carolina
Sale University
Tennessee Farmers Plan Record Soybean Acreage This Year
Tennessee farmers project a record 4 193 600 acres for all purposes with soybeans leading at 41 million nationwide. Corn, cotton, hay, tobacco and other crops show varied changes with planting intentions influenced by weather and policy. The report aims to guide growers as spring plans firm up.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Syhauyyy BuAeOy
Statistical Service
Burley Tobacco
4-H Chatter celebrates club activities and camp deadline
The note urges girls to submit 4-H camp registration fees by April 20 and directs them to their local leader for details. It praises Blountville Fifth club, highlights home improvement, electric workshop demonstrations, sewing effort, and a bread baking contest at the Bristol Armory with multiple winners. Public speaking winners and district success are noted with names of 4-H members.
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Blountville Fifth Club
Mona McNew
Mona
Tommy Hughes
Bristol
Tommy
Becky Herschenroder
Orebank Club
Becky
Bristol Armory
Linda Tallman
Barbara Henniger
Becky Hannigan
Kathy Thomas
Cold Spring Club
Kathy
Acreage Poundage Vote Falls In Burley Tobacco Referendum
Virginia and Tennessee voters weigh continuation of acreage quotas for burley and other tobaccos. Referendum results show 58.1 percent approval for the 1967 crop with 43 percent in Virginia and 30.8 percent in Scott County voting yes. Prices supports set for various tobacco types.
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Burley Tobacco
Burley Tobacco Growers of Agriculture
Tennessee
Department of the Growers
Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
Scott County
Net Farm Income Reaches Record High in Tennessee 1966
Tennessee farm income per farm rose to 2061 dollars in 1966, up about 2 percent from 1965, per the Tennessee Crop Reporting Service. Total cash receipts from livestock marketing reached 67.6 million dollars, the highest on record, with gains in cattle and calves, soybeans, and dairy products.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Tennessee Crop Reporting Service
Reynolds Family Named Unit Test Family of the Year
Mr and Mrs Harris Reynolds of Persia Hawkins County were honored as Unit Test Family of the Year at the Hawkins County unit test demonstration families meeting held last Thursday at the Tennessean Restaurant. Frederick Rip Ryan chaired the presentation noting the Reynolds dairy farm is among the state's most modernly equipped. A fuller farm news page with pictures will run next Monday.
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Rogersville
Harris Reynolds
Persia
Hawkins County
Tennessean
Frederick “Rip” Ryan
Reynolds
Tennessee
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