North Carolina Offers Wide Variety Of Events For Tourists In April
Raleigh reports a busy April for visitors with azalea festivals in Wilmington March 9-11 and garden tours in Asheville Whiteville New Bern and Durham plus horse shows at Tryon Southern Pines and Pinehurst. Golf at Pinehurst includes the Silver Fails and North South events while fishing opens in trout streams and coastal waters with striped bass and blues reported along the coast and Cape Lookout charter boats active.
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North Carolina Sets 1948 Farm Production Goals
North Carolina farmers are urged to boost corn oats barley and other grain production while livestock and poultry goals are trimmed due to tight feed supplies. The 1948 corn target is 2 858 000 acres up from 1947, with wheat and oats also rising. Broody hens pose a major annoyance in flocks and are largely inherited. culling broody birds promptly can curb incubator egg losses and improve poultry production.
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G.T. Scott
Secretary of Agriculture
Dehydrated Sweet Potato Meal Compared to Corn for Milking Cows
A State College trial found dehydrated sweet potato meal nearly equal to corn as 40 percent of grain in 185 percent protein mixes for five cows per group. In a double reversal trial across 30 day periods, corn slightly out produced milk by about 4 percent after correction, a difference deemed insignificant. High yields rely on good land seed and farming practices. buying good seed is an investment with dividends.
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Troop 53 Scouts Hike 22 Miles
Five Boy Scouts from Troop 53 in Halifax completed a twenty two mile hike last Sunday led by Vernon T. Bradley assistant scoutmaster and Eagle Scout. Participants included Charles Vaughan Clifton Neathery Gene Cobb Tyrus Cobb and Bradley. The hike aimed to harden the boys and fulfill a Hiking Merit Badge requirement.
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