Sodfather Jim Graham A long serving North Carolina ag chief
Jim Graham, 73, longtime North Carolina agriculture commissioner, is celebrated for 30 years in office. Known as the Sodfather, he blends farm roots with campaigning flair, kissing hands, wearing boots to rallies, and even braying at political events, earning strong bipartisan respect from Gov. Jim Hunt and friends in Rowan County.
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Bob Martin
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Beekeeper in Nashua Removes Honeycomb From Hive
Beekeeper Robert LaBonte of Nashua New Hampshire in protective gear removes a bee covered honeycomb from a hive. The souper holds 10 combs and more than 6000 cells. LaBonte oversees honey production and hive health and runs 15 hives while teaching beekeeping classes.
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Farm income expected to be up in 1994
The Agriculture Department projects net farm income for 1994 to rise to 47 to 51 billion dollars, aided by inventory buildup and higher crop receipts up 6 to 8 percent. Net cash income from farming is seen at 53 to 57 billion. Production gains in feed grains and soybeans boost receipts, while dairy and livestock receipts stay near 1993 levels.
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North Carolina Farm Markets and Price Report Highlights
Redman Ayden Laurinburg and Benson quoted at 32.00 while Spivey’s Corner at 33.00. Cattle prices feature slaughter categories, feeder cattle and calves with wide ranges. State Farmers Market Raleigh price list covers apples beans cabbage corn lettuce oranges peppers and more. New York Eggs and NC eggs steady. broiler prices set for next week. feeder pig and grain price listings across counties with numerous town and trade references.
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Sweet potato field day planned in Kinston
Staff reports announce a sweet potato field day on Oct 11 at Cunningham Farm Research Station in Kinston. NC State experts will discuss the latest sweet potato research with tours from 4:45 to 6:30 pm followed by dinner. Registration starts at 3:30 pm. contact Jonathan Schultheis at 919-515-1225 for details.
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Survey duo to polling farmers on pesticide fertilizer use
Otto Hecht of New Bern and Bobby Stokes of Greenville will survey vegetable growers about pesticides and commercial fertilizers. Hecht will contact growers in five counties including Jones. Stokes in four counties including Pamlico and Craven. The North Carolina Agricultural Statistics Division will conduct the survey on 30 crops during October and November across 14 states.
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New Bern
Bobby Stokes
Greenville
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Pamlico and Craven
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