Farm Editors Conclude Three Day Washington Confab
Agricultural editors from major journals endorse balanced abundance and government aid for farmers while opposing tax and processing levy attacks. They urge stronger farm leadership, expanded foreign trade, tenant-to-homeownership programs, and cooperative movements under Secretary Wallace’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wallace
Wheeler McMillen
Country Home
Paul D. Sanders
Dr. Tait Butler
James G. Watson
New England
J. D. Harper
Estes P. Taylor
Agricultural Leaders’ Digest
L. R. Neel
Southern Agriculturist
Victor H.schoffelmayer
The
Dallas News
Raymond H. Gilkeson
Kansas Farm
Beans Prices Steady Amid Limited Florida Supply
The April bean market shows gradual improvement as Florida supplies stay modest. High prices for competing vegetables help absorb beans at major centers, with demand rising in spring. By mid April prices reach 1.50 to 2.50 per bushel, while off grade stock remains low and shipping of poor quality stock is unlikely to attract buyers. Competition is slow, as Texas stock is limited and most movement centers on Florida through early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Texas
Agricultural Adjustment Administration Conference Schedule
A three day program lists March 21 to 22 events in the South Building offices with Secretary Wallace and AAA leaders including Chester C. Davis, H. R. Tolley, and Nils A. Olsen. Highlights cover information matters, consumer issues, marketing agreements, land use policy, and foreign price trends. A March 22 dinner honors editors with Henry A. Wallace presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Pressley
Chester O. Davis
AAA
Talmadge
Georgia
Atlanta
G. W. Ashcraft
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
Montgomery
Southern Agricultural Commissioners
Jackson
Mass
Texas
James Sinclair
Fall River
Congress
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Agriculture Committee
Wallace
House Agriculture Committee
House
Capitol
House Committee
Southwest
Clarence Poe
Progressive Farmer
Roosevelt
Office of
Brigham
Division of Information
South Building
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Chester C. Davis
South
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Mr. Davis
H. R. Tolley
AAA, and Associates
Alfred D. Stedman
Calvin H. Hoover
Consumers’ Counsel
Jesse W. Tapp
Nils A. Olsen
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Love of Agriculture
National Press
Forest Service
J. N. (“Ding”) Darling
Bureau of Biological Survey
H. &. Knight
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
F. Rich
Vitamins for Chicks and Green Feed for Poultry
N R Mehrhof extension poultryman of the University of Florida urges growers to use green feed to supply vitamins minerals and bulk. He notes crops such as cabbage collards kale turnips cowpeas corn and millet can be planted now to furnish feed for poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Mehrhof
University of Florida
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Washington
Agricultural Editors of America
Amers
Ion
United States
Ray Yarnell
Capper’s Farmer
Cliff Stratton
Capper Publications
Tom L. Wheeler
Indiana Farmer’s Guide
Berry H. Akers
the Farmer
A. W. Ricker
Farmer’s Union Herald
W. A. Cochel
Weekly
Kansas City Star
Samuel R. Guard
Breeder’s Gazette
L. R. Lounsbury
Guernsey Breeder’s Journal
E. R. Eastman
American Agriculturist
Ray T. Kelsey
Ohio
James R. Moore
Hio Farm Bureau News
Charles M. McLennan
Florida Farm and Grove
Otto O. Schaefer
Milon Grinnell
Michigan
Wm. A. Haffert
New Jersey
Southern Pine Chemical CO
Jacksonville
Shey
YSO
KAYSO
Tan Kayso
Peste Supply
Corlando
Golden State Sales Corporation
Hudson Street
New York City
Nichols Copper CO
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Wall ST
N.Y.C
N. Mich.ave
Chicago
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