Loans to Operators of Smaller Farms
A Farmers Home Administration unit in the county offers loans to help small farmers expand. The program targets those on 80 acres or less facing price squeezes, enabling purchases of land, equipment, or livestock. Three enlargement cases in Scott-MMississippi illustrate loans with no cash down, using existing equity, and including a new five room house in one instance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers Home Administration
Farmers Loan Administration
Scott-Mississippi
Future of Irrigation In Missouri Discussed At University Meeting
Richmond Mo this week heard about the possibilities and future of irrigation in Missouri. University experts and local growers spoke on irrigation needs, research underway, and farm practices in crops pastures corn alfalfa and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Richmond
Hamacher’s Mill
Olin Mathiseon Chemical Corporation
Little Rock
Ark
Ray County
John Rogers
Arnold Kiemme
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Missouri
New Madrid Farm Notes on Soybean Variety Yields
Field Crops Department releases 1955 soybean yield results from four Southeast Missouri experimental areas. Research by University of Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station with cooperating farmers. Maturity dates based on the day Wabash matured as the starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klemme
Missouri Agricultureal Extension Service
Missouri
Texas
Jim Bennett
Lutesville
Tom Graham
Washington
Ind
Graham
Bennett
Bollinger County
Olin Mathieson
G. G. Williams
R. P. Beasley
University of Missouri
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Beasley
University + horticulture department
New Franklin
Field Crops Department
Southeast Missouri
University of Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Vinson Black Soam Stoddard County Cooperator
Lincoln
Clark
Wabash Perry
Dorman
Dorthsey
Ogden
Lee Wabash
Sikeston
Kew
Madrid County
S. E. Missouri Experiment Field
Dexter
Wabash
Perry
Dorman Dortchsey
Ralsey
Lee
Steele Pemiscot County Cooperator
Mr. T. A. Haggard Sharkey
Hornersville
Dunklin County
Incoin Cuark
Petry
Dorichsey Ogden
Tae
Marion S. Offutt
Univ. of Missouri
Safety studies link safety law violations to most fatal crashes
Safety studies indicate that in about 70 percent of fatal traffic accidents, at least one driver violated one or more safety rules. The finding underscores the role of rule compliance in preventing deadly crashes and highlights the need for strict enforcement and driver education.
Mississippi County Farm News Highlights Economic Shifts
Mississippi County extension notes an ongoing high level of business activity with signs of slowing. Farm and industrial indicators show declines in motor venture output, steel production, and department store sales, while disposable income rises to a record pace. The report compares farming efficiency with Greece and outlines a cotton research meeting with Missouri experts and local attendance limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Whitheead
Univ. of
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Sikeston Herald
States
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Dalton Goodrich
Kaiser
Ato
Lake of the Ozarks
Columbia
South
East Missouri Fair
Cape Girardeau
FFA
Future Farmers of America
Dalton Goodich
Lan Couts
Sonny Garner
Tony Heckemeyer
Jerry Lasater
Abe Henter
Jim Springs
Jim Ponder
Elbert
New Madrid
Matthews
Charles Gardner
Gardner
Matthews Ffa
Lingle Parker
Tommy Stobaugh
Perret
Robert Greene
Ceresan
Planters Delinting Co
Murray Lene Et Frisee
Mississippi County Farm News
R. Q. Brown
Extension Service News
The
Mussouri College of Agriculture
Greece
United States
Missosori County
Charlestonian
Willi
Fatenion
H. M. Dune
Mississippi
Mississippe County
O. D. Harper
Earl Williams
Wilson McDowell
Sikeston Farm Equipment CO
Allis-Chalmers
Sikeston, MO
N. Ranney
P.t.co
Allis Chalmers
Wes
Herb Moore
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