Cotton Crop Conditions In South Carolina Decline
Saluda August 3 A bureau of crops report shows SC cotton at 71 percent of normal on July 25, down 7 points since June 25, with rainfall and cultivation issues blamed. Northwestern counties show promise, but excessive rains caused grass growth and abnormal plant development across many areas, indicating yields likely below normal.
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Bureau of Crops Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
South Carolina
Stop pulling fodder and protect corn yields at Clemson
A Clemson Extension circular recites Hartsville farm tests showing fodder pulling lowers corn yields. Early pull drops by about 24 percent, late pull by about 10 to 13 percent, with further losses yield and seed viability impacting next year’s crop. It urges planting more hay and leaving 2–3 acres unpulled to preserve seed corn quality.
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R. Coker
Hartsville
Coker
Methodist Church Services On Main Street
Sunday school at 10 a m with W Harry Muller as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m by Dr Watson B Duncan on The Church That Lost a Kingdom. At 8 45 p m annual sermon before Woodmen of the World by Rev W B S Chandler. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 45 p m. Public invited to all services.
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W. Harry Muller
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