Wallace to rule on Florida citrus marketing plan fate
Secretar y Wallace will study testimony from H R Wellman A A A officials and committee members on the Florida citrus marketing agreement and control setup as ouster proceedings prompt debate over politics and the industry’s prospects for a stabilized market. Growers and shippers clash over cooperation, prorating and the committee’s effectiveness amid record prices and frost impact.
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Wallace
H. R. Wellman
AAA
A. W. McKay
Udge G. J. Gifford
Lee Pressman
Washington
Grower
Commandery
Grover
Strauss
Orlando
Florida
Ags
O. G. Strauss
Sec’y Wallace
Wellman
New York
Chicago
Shippers
Harry Borland
Ocala
Harry L. Askew
Lakeland
W. H. Mouser
Mouser
Phillips
Howard Phillips
Control Committee
J. C. Haley
Orlando Grower
Control Board
Holland
C. E. Stewart
DeLand
Stewart
L. P. Kirkland
Auburndale
Kirkland
I. A. Yarnell
Lake Wales
Co. C
Commander
Young
Francis Whitehair
L. C. Edwards
Dr. Wellman
LC. Edwards
Tampa
Edwards
L. L. Lowry
Charles Stewart
Frostproof
Food and
Francis P. Whitehair
Projects Under Way On Marginal Farm Lands
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports a 1 000 000 acre land purchase program in Florida guided by W A Hartman regional director. Projects include rebuilding submarginal land in West Florida for pulp wood supply, a Seminole reservation initiative, a large upland game project, and land near Valparaiso for army aerial bombing practice. The aim is to alleviate distress and demonstrate scalable land use solutions.
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Florida
W. A. Hartman
Southeastern
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Hartman
Valpariadio
United States Army
Water hyacinth mulch in groves aids soil matter provision
Agricultural Experiment Station soil experts say water hyacinths used as mulch in tung groves provide mainly organic matter and little plant food. Do not place against tree trunks. keep one foot away. Apply two to three pounds of suitable commercial fertilizer for better plant food than chicken droppings or cow manure and at lower cost.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
Celery Movement Begins in Sanford For 1935 Season
The 1935 celery movement starts in Sanford with indications of a light yield. W. S. Moses, local rep for a New York commission house, sends the first crate from Seminole County. The celery is a choice variety and pre cooled before shipment to New York.
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Sanford
Seminole County
W. S. Moses
New York
Possible U.S. Butter Import as Price Gap Widens
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes potential butter imports if the 1 cent per pound import duty is applied, due to a widening gap between New York and London prices. New Zealand butter trades at about 16.6 cents in London, vs 31 cents for 92 score butter in New York, with uncertainty about margins delaying purchases.
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United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New York
London
New Zealand
Great Britain
Germany
Australia
Old Cabbage Stocks Hold New Crop Prices Down
New York correspondence notes plentiful cabbage supplies as old stock in New York and Wisconsin remains unsold and price pressures keep new stock from competing. Texas shipments surge, February to April harvests expected. South Carolina yield strong, Florida crop hit by freeze, Florida and Louisiana crops limited by timing and weather.
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New York
Wisconsin
Texas
South Carolina
Florida
Louisiana
Record-high prices seen for Everglades green snap beans
Market forecasters predict Everglades green snap beans will fetch 7 to 8 dollars a hamper in the coming days due to a supply shortage from cold weather. Last year the peak price was just over 2 dollars a hamper, with early beans selling around 2.15 dollars.
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Everglades
Florida Farm Promises Year Round Profit and Life Quality
A Florida farm offers rare chances for a good living and solid investment. It can be made productive every month, appealing to those seeking both income and a better life.
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Florida
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