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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1934
Page
10
Dr. K. Nakata, leading plant disease researcher and professor at Kyushu Imperial University, traveled to the United States visiting the agriculture experiment station in Gainesville on a tour of this country and Cuba.
Hearings on proposed milk licenses for Jacksonville Miami and Tampa were conducted at the Tampa Terrace hotel on November 20 23 and 26 respectively. The plan covers sales areas including St. Petersburg Fort Lauderdale and Duval County with populations cited for each market. The hearings aim to refine federal state cooperation and set prices at the hearings with no minimum resale price named.
Florida faces rising auto accidents from roaming stock as Walter L. Hays launches a campaign to fence all state and federal highways. The plan would fund and implement a state road department project to fence the roads, a measure supported by citizens and viewed as a major modernization move.
The Florida homestead amendment is viewed as a boon for farmers and small homeowners. It boosts demand for homestead property while debates over tax exemptions on pre amendment bonds and refunding bonds hinge on future Supreme Court rulings. The effect on municipal operating income and bond debt remains uncertain awaiting legal clarifications.
Norman R. Mehrhof state extension poultry specialist notes experiments show early maturing layers yield higher profits, while late maturing pullets are often unprofitable.
Hardee County High School vocational agriculture students operate a range of farm enterprises. Tomatoes led in acreage and profit with 11.1 acres and 671,838 dollars total fruiting return, while beans posted a loss of 59.54 dollars on 3.5 acres. Standout individuals include Clyde Driggers with 204 dollars labor income from fifteen acres of corn and a State Farmer degree, and Herman Allbritton who earned fully 00 dollars on one acre of strawberries.
Dr Maurice G Hall of the U S Department of Agriculture says men fall behind in the struggle with parasite pests of domestic animals. He cites growing concentration of livestock and better global communication as key factors influencing the spread and impact of these pests.
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