Tobacco diseases in field crops warn farmers on Fusarium wilt and black shank
The county agent outlines two tobacco diseases, Fusarium wilt and black shank, with field symptoms and spread. Black shank shows wilting, root blackening, and stalk decay. Fusarium wilt causes root decay and leaf drying. Both can persist year to year and spread between fields. farmers can bring diseased plants to the office for identification and diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lor
Trent Weir
Fehl
Vfield
Anny Ike
Owens Reports ADC Meetings Set for August 31
Tyler Owens announces ADC meetings to be held August 31 at 9 am at multiple sites including Midway Manor, Clinch River School, Mad Creek, Central School, Sunnyside, and other local venues. Nearly every county ASC member may attend. if in doubt, contact the county ASC office for details. A statewide slate of community ASC committees will be selected from a broad ABC panel by September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Owens
Chai Hancock
Conn
ASC
Fomny
Dal
Midway
Miyayr
Cool
Sartons Miltes Fond Sehoals
Clinch River
Sehnal
Knevdsville
Mad Creek
Aline Hibu Ohvans
Conmianity
ABC
GOP Faced with Farm Aid Debate in 83rd Congress
In Washington the 83rd Congress debates farm policy with emphasis on flexible price supports and sliding market aids. Democrats back expansion of farm subsidies, dairy and grain price floors, and surpluses for foreign aid, while Republicans warn against overextension. Leaders push conservation credits and tax changes to fund rural programs, amid shifts in administration support.
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Washington
Democrats
Elentian
Shamas
Canseresa
Agnienitire Bara Taft Henaan
Eady
Uy Enis
Sipporke Aire
Cumers
Reardy
Hillian
Foamaveey
Dennis
Congr
Appeiy
Ceri
Dag Ace
Ux Linge
Het Executive
Dallas
Onuress
GOP
Congress
Pconmodily Credit Corp
McGeorges Plan for a Better Farm Life in 1954
The plan outlines fall 1954 aims for the McGeorges to improve farm life near Wutcnrin inpie werk. It notes pastures and dairy production, farm structures, and equipment upgrades to support a family of three children and provide food, education, and stability. Previous beet prices caused shifts in crops and the family intends to expand alfalfa and dairy output, with renovations and a home foreman overseeing improvements.
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John
McGenyga
Cristiana
Wutcnrin
Guy Poaryge
George Fan Heem
Daly
Altes
McCrooy
Felthes
Aelto
McCeorge
Fim
Mary Anid Mes
Metrnorger Hapa
ASC Nominees Announced For County Elections
The county ASC elections board released a list of nominees by community. Five candidates per community will be elected, with voting at 10:00 a.m. next Monday and space on the ballot for write‑ins. The rally convention details and alternate counts follow among the listed nominees for each community.
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Kleetine
ASC
Quince Tolay
Wii
Alontay
Caantuinity
pDabemae
Rone Mrubight
Eotes
wWeto- Me
Ae Stodage
Tay Aring
Ney
Tony Mingiin
Campbell
Rice
Capraiy
Dink Miler
J. Miller
Whiter Mills
John
Tarratt
Lucy Aligrson
Nealy Warr
Letcher Raibey
Fivock
Job T
Jack Brock
Frank Creed
Dan Gabbard Dy
Olis Hosking
Jim Simpson
Adie Asher
Bi Tarnixtin
Luke Marden
Luther Orickliner Contin
Lawrence J. Partin
Tile Partin
E Pirtin
Loeb
Lyasely
Horace Hains
Crate Halaten
Kieurtis Itusklon
Data de i
Andrew Lee
Harry Tae
Bev UW
Leo Kin
John Thompson
Morril Wilson
Trip winners named for 4-H Congress trip to Richmond
Two four winners Ria Loise Johnson Wordway 4H Chub member Morrison A Slagle Jonesville Chib chem and others earned all expense paid trips to the Virginia 4-H Congress in Richmond. Winners were recognized for outstanding leadership and work on Barny and Home Lees projects. They will travel Wednesday September 1 accompanying George Lee assistant entiy agent and other county members.
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Ria
Loise Johnson
Wordway
Menther
Tne
Morrison A. Slagle
Jonesville
Virginia
Akong
Pawey
Unis Proeject
Richmond
Lees
Ata
Morrison
Ind
Sam
Igeorge Lee
Entiiy
Anenhors
Field Meeting Set Tuesday at Coomer Farm
Plans completed for a field meeting at Coomer's farm on US Highway 642, 3 miles east of Dryden. The program features 16 corn hybrids in a hybrid variation test with varieties from Hurley Ky and Greeneville Ky, inviting farmers and others to attend Tuesday at 1 30 PM.
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Higbrit
Coomer
Dryden
Rurley
U Hurley
Greeneville
Greth
Ab. Coomer
U. Highway Atk S
Crazy Dr Jekyll Show Haunts the Night
A wild stage production promises fear and thrills with a man who supposedly revives the dead. The bizarre performance features monsters, shadows, and scream worthy moments that may linger for days. Ambience warns nurses and ambulances on standby amid bold dare you to attend vibes.
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DR. Jekyll
Calu
AL Gmnes
Man Enuf
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