Broom corn claims and soil fertilizer questions
Agricultural notes discuss debunking a high broom corn yield claim and warn against hurried planting this year. The piece argues real yields are far lower and stresses careful handling and machinery. A second feature outlines how to determine soil fertilizer needs using soil type, prior treatment, and crop demands with practical, observation based methods.
Improving Run Down Farms and Farm Management
The article argues rundown farms rise from farmer ignorance of soil fertility and proper management. It stresses restoring land through grass as foundation, manure, crop rotation, and progressive steps, noting farming discipline aids intensive practices and value recovery. It warns against buying run down properties and needless old junk purchases.
Tobacco Plan Promotes Grower Owned Co op in South
The Jordan plan advocates a tobacco grower led company to buy, store, cure and market leaf across North and South Carolina Virginia and Tennessee. It proposes 90 percent of regional growers join to set prices and own stock, with a guaranteed 15 percent above five year average.
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Mr. Groome
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W. J. Groome
Tobacco Grove
Raleigh
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Virginia
Tennessee
South Carolina
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T. B. Parker
North Carolina Tobacco Growers’ Association
Hillsboro
Bryan Grogs
Prest N. O. Tobacco Growers’ Association
Bright Tobacco Section
Bright Belt
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