Tobacco Setting Time Is At Hand
Prince advises on when to set tobacco plants and how to space rows. He notes May 20 to June 10 as the ideal period, recommends 43 to 18 inch row spacing, and suggests DDT dusting to control flea beetles. A new county leaflet on tobacco insect and pest control is available at the County Agent's Office.
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Sullivan County
Eure
Prince
Blue Mold Invades Sullivan Tobacco Beds
After a month of heavy rain, tobacco beds in Sullivan County show Blue Mold infection per County Agent J. W. McClain. Weather governs spread. spraying or dusting with Zineb or Ferbam is advised with specific rates for 9 by 100-foot beds and a reference to Special Publication 91 tobacco pest control.
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Sullivan County
J. W. McClain
McClain
4-H Chatter and Club Updates From Sullivan Fifth and More
The Sullivan Fifth Club fields notes on camp registration with a waiting list and a June 26 to 30 trip. Members present reports from Leanne Tickle Jill Riggs Becky Guinn Sherrie Scott and others cover milk shakes cross stitch aprons poultry care horse riding and entomology, with awards at County Demonstration Day.
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Catnip
Leanne Tickle
Sullivan Fifth Club
Leanne
Jill Riggs
Jill
Bill Baskin
Sullivan Fifth
Sullivan
Alice Edlrefh
Valley Five Seventh
Alice
Ellington Receives Farming Medal For Tennessee Leadership
Governor Richard Ellington is awarded a commemorative medal by The Federal Land Bank of Louisville for his leadership in Tennessee agriculture. The medal honors the Golden Anniversary of the 12 Federal Land Banks and their farmers owned system. Representatives Tilbout Parker and Sear Bureilde attended the Capitol presentation.
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Nashville
Richard Ellington
Tennessee
Congress
U. S
E. V. Landers
Federal Land Bank of
Louisville
Ellington
Capitol
The
Land Bank
America
Landers
Tilbout , Parker
Tiptonville, Fenn
Farm Credit Board of Louisville
Sear Burelde
Bank
Wheat yield forecast sets state record in Tennessee
Tennessee Crop Reporting Service predicts a 33 bushels per acre yield for 1967, surpassing 1965 and 1966 averages. Projected 1967 production reaches 8,316,000 bushels, with grain harvest area at 252,000 acres, up significantly from last year and the five year average. April milk output hits 1.0 million pounds, eggs reach 107 million, with 5,778,000 layers and 1,854 eggs per 100 layers, reflecting changes from 1966 levels.
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Nashville
Tennessee Crop Reporting Service
Tennessee
Rural Development Aid Coordinated by Local Panel
New panel coordinates farm aid through Sullivan County Technical Action Panel to bundle federal state and private programs for rural communities. The panel, led by H C Green, will act as a one stop source with local agencies, Farmers Home Administration, Soil Conservation Service, Extension and vocational services, and Employment Security Service supporting farmers and residents.
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Employment Security Service
Bristol
Kingsport
Johnson
Office of Economic Opportunity
H.C. Green
Sullivan County
Green
The
Soil Conservation Service
United Press International
Economist
Gambill
University of
Agriculture Department
David Spruill
Department of Agriculture
Sithe
Office of Economic
Opportunity
U Green
Iany
Veun
Farmers Home Administration
Rogersville
Boil Conseralee Ae Hee
Two Scott Landowners Are Tree Farmers Now
Harry Bowling and Lloyd Gilley of Gale City received tree farm certificates from the Natural Tunnel Soil and Water Conservation District at a monthly dinner meeting. Forester Leroy Gabbert cited their plans to manage woodlands for repeated forest crops and future harvests, noting protection from grazing and involvement in fire prevention programs. Gilley also runs a general farm. Bowling operates a department store and the tree farm. The award is sponsored by Virginia Forests Inc. and the Virginia Committee of American Forest Product Industries Inc.
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Gilley
Forester Gabbert
Scott County
Gate City
W. Harry Bowling
Lloyd
Gale City
Natural Tunnel
Bowling
Virginia Forests Inc
Virginia Committee of American Forest Product Industries Inc
United States
Ex-City Man Named Assistant Broward County Solicitor
A former Kingsport resident Lloyd Hawthorne was named assistant solicitor in Broward County Florida to assist County Solicitor Angeline G. Weir. Hawthorne is the son of Mr and Mrs J R Hawthorne of 106 Watauga Street.
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Kingsport
Broward County, Florida
Solicitor’s ‘Department
Lloyd Hawthorne
J. R. Hawthorne
Watauga St
Angeline G. Weir
Atomic Research Station Sets First Field Day in Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge UT June 16 field day showcases UT Agricultural Experiment Station exhibits on radiation effects in crops and livestock. Tours of labs and fields accompany morning sessions with Andrew Holt UT president and Senator Albert Gore speaking in the afternoon.
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Atomic Research Station
Oak Ridge
John A. Ewing
UT Agricultural Experiment Station
Andrew Holt
University of Tennessee
Albert Gore
Gore
Senate House
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