Seed Saving Program Boosts Cotton Seed for Next Year
The one variety district harvests nearly 11 000 tons of next year’s planting seed designated green tag with little moisture. Karl Schneider, Bakersfield, heads the seed saving committee of California Planting Cotton Seed Distributors noting strong progress due to warm, dry fall and strict three year seed model. The program provides foundation white and purple tag seed to more than 9 000 growers, lowers seed costs by 40 to 50 dollars a ton, and funds research at Shafter and UC campuses.
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Karl Schneider
Bakersfield
California
Schneider
Ridge
Chowchilla
U.S
Shafter
Foundation
CPCSD
Shafter Station
CPSCD
Eugene Egan
Producer's Cotton Oil Co
Fresno
Otis Page
Farmers Cooperative Gin
Buttonwillow
Gunn
S. A. Camp Co
John Adair
Kaweah
Bats Devour Food As Tiny Insectivores Grow
The tiny bat has a surprisingly large appetite. It can consume a quarter of its body weight in a single meal and more than half its weight each night, highlighting remarkable feeding efficiency in these nocturnal mammals.
Motor Vehicles In Use Today Reach Forty Percent
Statement notes that about 40 percent of all motor vehicles ever produced in the United States are currently registered and in use. It highlights the enduring presence of earlier models in daily life.
California Cotton Allotment Set Amid Referendum Plan
California farmers receive 735 907 acres under the national cotton allotment program with distribution to counties and farms. A December 15 1964 referendum will decide if marketing quotas for 1965 upland cotton take effect, with penalties and price support changes tied to quota approval.
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California
Aonal
Merle Anderson
Kern
Usc County
Department of Agriculture
Anderson
Port payments and quotas page note 1964 crop
The article notes port payments would not be in effect and cites marketing quotas for the 1964 upland crop. A December 1963 referendum context is mentioned.
Beet Growers to Discuss 1965 Acreage Reduction Plan
Details of the 1965 sugar beet acreage reduction program will be reported to local Bakersfield area members of the California Beet Growers Association Ltd. at the Annual Membership Meeting for District No. 10. The meeting takes place at the Farm Advisors Auditorium 2610 M Street Bakersfield.
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California Beet Growers Association, Ltd
Farm Advisors Auditorium
M” Street
Bakersfield
CBGA Board Session and Banquet Details
At 1 30 p m on Tuesday November 10 the CBGA holds an afternoon session with reports from Owen S Rice Santa Maria president Gordon Lyons Stockton executive manager and Malcolm Young Stockton manager plus local sugar refining company reps. An 8 p m banquet at Pyrenees Cafe Bakersfield closes the day with Lyons discussing sugar legislation. District 10 covers Kern County and Antelope Valley part of Los Angeles County.
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Summer Avenue
Bakersfield
Cbga Board of
Kern County
Antelope Valley
Los Angeles County
Owens. Rice
Santa Maria
CBGA
Gordon Lyons
Stockton
Malcolm Young
Lyons
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San Joaquin Valley
Dos Palos
Westside
Tulare County
Wheeler
Shafters Station
University of California
Davis
Berkeley
Tazioli & Son
Anna Kirby Ranch
Robert L. Smith
Bellaomini Bros
Bloemhof Hay Co
Bob Cauzza
W. L. Smith
Orland Torigiani
Wheeler Ridge
P. Farms
Sanders Farms
Barna Bros
Garlow Bros
Arnold Neufeld
Sanders & Sanders
Producers Cotton Oil Co
Arvin
Buttonwillow Ginning Company
Farmers Cooperative
Shafter High School
Linde Rose
Jerri Ohlsson
Linda
Jerri
the. Adams
PTO
Adams
Perrytex
Kern County Equipment Co
Adams Equipment Rental CO
Central Vallley Hwy
First Baptist Church
Morning Worship Training Union
Evening Gospel Hour
Bob’s Market
E. Lerdo
del Haven
Crisco Oil
Bisquick
Bob
Wieners
Bacon Farm House
Jock Sprat
Bacon
Chuck Roast
Bob’s
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