Arkansas drug farming plan aims to grow medicines locally
Dr. C. K. Costa, a Romanian biochemist, leads a 2 acre Arkansas program at the College of the Ozarks Clarksville to cultivate drug bearing plants such as belladonna ergot foxglove and jimson weed. Hydroponic trials and a four room lab will support research with the goal of making the South a major U.S. drug farming and manufacturing center reducing imports.
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C. K. Costa
Romania
Arkansas
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville
Cosla
South
Ives Family Hold Fast Through County Election Campaign
The Ives family in southern Arkansas faces threats and hope as Andy leads a group to end disorder and backs a sheriff sympathetic to their plight. Amid church services a cyclone tests faith while Hope and Big announce engagement, Green Webster elopes, and voters rally for homesteaders as county politics heat up.
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Ives
Andy
Hope
Kate
Dave
Grammy
Arkansas
Sheriff
Birdie Webster
Hig Halleck
Green Webster
Mighty Girl
Monk Butler
Martin
Jerry
Granny
Gertrude
Wilton
Wisconsin
Newcastle
Chicago
Andy Ives
Iveses
Big
Church Grove
Rain Brings Hope For Farm Family In County Election Night
Thunder and a late rain greet the farm family as Jerry and friends return with news of Mr. Burke’s victory by five hundred votes. The gathering celebrates a county attorney win while anticipating a practical season ahead for crops and fall planting. The scene ends with a lighthearted wedding gift moment and a witty exchange about celibacy.
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Jerry
Burke
Martin
Dave
Andy
Jessie Bell
Granny
Mr. Flipp
Handy Cart Wins Practical Farm Helper in Wisconsin
Handy Cart inventor Handy Cart Elgar Schroeder of Morrisonville Wisconsin demonstrates a pull push farm cart built from a discarded coaster wagon. Using the original wagon axle and % inch pipe the cart carries tools supplies or produce with ease. Construction took two and a half hours at $1 in materials with welding playing a key role.
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Elgar Schroeder
Morrisonville
Wisconsin
Silage storage urged with trench silos as solution
A dairy specialist says corn in silage form is the answer to extra crops and trench silos offer the cheapest, easiest way to make and store silage. They warn that high water tables or sandy loose soils are unsuitable for trench silos.
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