The South Will Feed Itself Advancing Farm Development Plan
A Memphis driven campaign launches a Bureau of Farm Development uniting farmers bankers and merchants across seventy Tennessee Mississippi and Arkansas counties to boost home food production. It finds southern counties import $90 million in food and feed and aims to keep dollars at home by expanding diversified farming and canning with 2 111 meetings 220 871 attendees and 80 201 miles traveled by speakers.
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South
Bureau of Farm Development
Business Men’s Club of
Memphis
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Bureau
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
State Board of Education of
North Carolina
Illinois
International Harvester Co
Perry G. Holden
International Harvester Company
Chicago
Holden
Harvester Company
J. C. Clair
Illinois Central Railway
Rock Island
Louisville & Nashville
Southern
Iron Mountain
Agricul
Canning
Paul
George R. James
Chas. J. Haas
H. M. Cottrell
W. R. Baughman
Bermuda the Grass for the South Pasture Value
A regional feature extols Bermuda grass as a versatile pasture and hay crop for the South. It benefits poor upland soils, gullied fields, and even alkali and wet soils, with strong hay yields and livestock support. The piece urges Southern farmers to test Bermuda on marginal lands to replace costly hay imports and improve cattle production.
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Bermuda
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George Henry Brown
Lilo Charis
Arka Sc
Hing
West Virginia
Florida
Farmers’ Union
Women's Nineteenth Century Club
West Tennessee Normal School
Cumberland Telephone Company
Western Newspaper Union
Progressive Farmer
Memphis Commercial Appeal
News Scimitar
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Pace Colton
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