Prices, weather and markets mix in Hawkins farm report
Agricultural market notes show higher cattle prices in some hubs while Memphis and Louisville saw mixed changes. Seasonal gains for feeder and slaughter prices contrast with lower vegetable and fruit values in Georgia Florida Alabama markets. Cabbage and potatoes moved at low to mid ranges as Southeastern shipments remained strong.
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Bangs Testing Drive Shows Progress in Sullivan County
Sullivan County reports extensive brucellosis testing under the Bangs program with 9500 cattle examined district by district. County agents list current and upcoming veterinarian assignments, herd-management directives, and vaccination timing for cows and calves.
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Sullivan County
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Clain
Potash needs differ for grasses and legumes says expert
Virginia Tech agronomy assistant Coleman Ward notes grasses absorb large amounts of soil potash with limited yield response, while clover and alfalfa take up less and show stronger responses. Orchard grass dominates early growth, hindering clover due to light, water, and nutrient competition.
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Lemtoral Experiment Station
Onys
Ward
Aromatic Tobacco May Be Highly Profitable Crop
Agriculture outlook from Blacksburg Virginia notes aromatic tobacco and strawberries as profitable crops for Tennessee and nearby farms. Extension specialists discuss soil tests fertilization and disease resistance, with prices for tobacco and berries, planting guidelines, and curing units.
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Boll Weevil Poses Problem To Farmer
Boll weevils are increasing in pressure on farmers as pests threaten crops. The report notes rising concerns from growers about infestations and potential losses, highlighting ongoing efforts to control the pests and protect yields.
Benson May Issue Special Report To Congress in Support Of Plan
Benson seeks Congress support for farm policy changes outlined in a special report. He cites boll weevil resistance to insecticides, urging new controls and grass management to protect cotton, while noting drought and pricing debates affect parity and farmer income.
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Star Millet Suggested For Summer Pasture
Dairymen in Sullivan County advised to use star millet for summer grazing to sustain milk production in July to September. County agent J W McClain says star millet outperforms Sudan grass, regrows well, and provides longer grazing.
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Sullivan County
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McClain
Guernsey Group Holds Its First Field Day at A K Gimpson Farm
The Tri State Guernsey Breeders Association held its annual Field Day Saturday at the A K Gimpson farm between Kingsport and Sullivan High School. UT Extension dairyman Clyde Chappell and John Brower led discussions on dairy management and other topics. Classifications were discussed with cows from the Simpson herd exemplifying various classifications. The herd was classified last fall. Fitting and showing were demonstrated. The meeting was open to all interested in dairy cattle.
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Guernsey Breeders’ Association
A. K
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne used as Preparation H reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case showed reduction while easing discomfort, with patients claiming piles ceased to be a problem and money back guarantees offered.
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Shi Rew
York
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Purina Sprays Marketed for Targeted Fly Control on Farms
An advertisement promotes Purina fly control products for farm use, stressing a planned program over quick fixes. It lists Purina Building Spray, Purina Fly Ball, Purina Dairy Spray concentrate and ready mixed, Purina Home Spray, Purina Home Aero Spray, and Purina Cage Droppings Spray with application guidance and cost notes.
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