Brimm and Miracle On Advisory Board
Tom Brimm of Middlesboro and Clarence Miracle of Miracle were elected to the Southern State Cooperation Advisory Board at the annual meeting in Middlesboro. Edsel F. Raines of Speedwell was named chairman. Clarence Miracle was chosen as Secretary. Chester Miracle was named a delegate. Willard Asher reported total agency value about 830000 and a 1 percent patron refund. A 15 minute color membership motion picture and a quiz were shown. The regional cooperative reported 149500000 in volume for the year ending June 30. New board members received lapel pins. Retiring members received the Leadership Award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronece Miracle
Lef
Southern Suites Cooperative Advisory Board
Chester Miracle
Tom Brimm
Middiesboro
Middlesboro
Clarence Miracle of Miracle
Focal Southern State Cooperation Advisory Board
Southern States
TOG
Edsel F. Raines
Speedwell
Tenn
Clarence Miracle
Miracle
Chester Miracle of Miracle
Southern States Cooperative
Richmond
Willard Asher
Bull Copaly Farm Supply
R. M. Sandefur
Sandefur
Patrom
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Kentucky
New Poundage Plan Explanation From Kentucky ASC Chair
Paul Fuqua, Kentucky ASC Committee chair, urges farm operators to learn leasing and marketing rules for Burley tobacco. Any over marketing up to 100 percent adds to next year’s quota. overage up to 1 cent percent is allowed with no penalty but reduces next year’s quota. Quotas leased must be grown on the lessee’s farm and listed on the farm marketing card, with in county transfers only and up to 15,000 pounds per lessee. Check with Bell County ASCS before leasing to avoid penalties or quota cuts next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fuqua
Kentucky
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Asc
Hyco
Same County
Bell County
ASCS
Fuqua
Tobacco Experiment Station Field Day Set for Aug 11
Extension Agent Joe P. Lyle reports an invitation from Hugh Felts to attend the Tobacco Experiment Station Summer Field Day in Greeneville Tennessee on Wednesday August 11. Highlights include alfalfa and burley tobacco tours, corn virus resistance, bull calves, a lunch break, and a panel on boosting 1970s agriculture with UT and department heads. Transportation pooling available through the Extension Service Office in Jonesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe P. Lyle
Ed. Hugh Felts
Tobacco Experiment Station
Greeneville
Tennessee
Charles R. Graves
Burley Tobacco
C. L. Gupton
L. M. Josephson
Richard C. Sievert
Horace Smith
Vernon E. Kirk
B. C. Nichols
Bob Shrode
Haley Jamison
John A. Ewing
Ivan Neal
Reynolds ‘Tobacco Company
T. J. Whatley
University of Tennessee Ag Economics
Felts
Extension Service Office
Jonesville
Bell County Home Canning Guidelines for Fruits and Vegetables
General steps urge harvesting at peak flavor, preparing foods quickly, and using pressure canning for meats and most vegetables while boiling water baths suit fruits. Emphasizes ripe firm fruits, young tender vegetables, proper jar prep, and consulting local extension agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Bell County REAP cost-share payments to farmers in 1970s article
Bell County farmers who completed approved conservation practices under REAP will soon receive federal cost-share payments. About 70 participants, 25 reporting at least one practice by June 30, have earned roughly $3,700 so far, with another $19,000 to be paid as future practices are completed. Citizens are urged to report completed work to the County ASCS Office and can call 437-2465 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell County
Virginia Short
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
ASC
Wille
Thi
Miy
Molasses Spill Drenches Kauai Harbor After Pipe Break
A leaking pipeline in Lihue discharged about two million pounds of molasses into the harbor causing $23,000 in damage. The only casualties were a few sugar coated eels found heating in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lihue
Kauai
Lee County group tours Animal Industry Day trip highlights
Thirty five Lee County residents traveled by chartered bus from Jonesville on July 22 to VIP and SU for Animal Industry Day on July 23. Stops included Marion Harwood Mig. Co. Wytheville Fair field Registered Angus Farm and Wytheville National Fish Hatchery. Tours covered All American Mower plots and VIP and LU Food Technology Lab. Topics included horse nutrition in Virginia, grass tetany, sheep breeding, crossbreeding programs, and portable farrowing houses. Local banks and a utility funded transportation, and the Feeder Cattle Association paid for dinner. Participants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe P. Lyle
Lee County
Jonesville
VIP & SU
Balcksburg
Marion Harwood Mig. Co
Marion
Fairfield
Angus Farm
Wytheville
Wytheville National Fish Hatchery
Food Technology Laboratory
VIP & LU
Animal Industry Day
Virginia
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