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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1958

Page

4

Pump and system choices for farm water pressure

A farm water system hinges on the pump type and power unit. It discusses 1 W, shallow and deep well pumps, ring, jet, and centrifugal submersible models with their pros and cons, plus sizing to meet daily recovery rates and pressure needs. It notes installation practicalities and offers further assistance for complete system details.

Referendum Announced For Peanut Producers in Georgia

A. J. Singletary announces a state wide peanut referendum allowing all producers to vote on a promotion and research program by the Agricultural Commodities Authority. Voting will occur in each peanut producing county from 9 am to 6 pm on June 24, 1958. Two thirds approval is required and a $1 per ton contribution funds the plan.

The Agricultural Commodities Authority A. J. Singletary Singletary Col

Polls Set For Vote June 20 on Wheat Market Quotas

Voters in Thomas County will cast ballots June 20 at the County ASC Office 115 West Jefferson for marketing quotas on the 1959 wheat crop. Eligible growers with more than 15 acres in 1959 may vote, excluding 1958 feed wheat participants. If two thirds approve, quotas hold for 1959, with price support at not less than 1.81 per bushel. penalties apply to excess wheat.

Thomas County I. D. Martin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee ASC West Jeffer Son Osureec Secretary of Agriculture

Georgia Meat Treats Contest Winners Named

Fourth place awards honored adults in the Georgia Meat Treats contest regionally. Four-H winners include Sandra Colman Alyce Tanner Mary Ann Mason and Gloria Holloway from various counties with many local homemakers and 4-H girls recognized for demonstrating improved diet and meat planning under Extension guidance.

Georgia Agricultural Extension Rene University of Georgia College of Agriculture Mary Gibbs Niles Irena Gibbes RST Northeast Sandra Colman Devereux Alyce Tanner Lancers Ville Mary Ann Mason Crawford Gloria Holloway Monticello North Cecelia Edwards Commerce Peggy Kay Diana Watson Toccoa Faye Mayo Rome Northwest Annie Laura Lewis Hampton Ann Hackett McDonough Mary Ann Glass Sunny Side Mildred Huff Carolston

Mulch Farming Demonstration Set for Brooks County

Brooks County farmers host a mulch farming demonstration on June 18 at the Graham Brothers Farm near Rock Hill on Barney Road starting at 9 30 a.m. J T McAllister Conservation Equipment Engineer from the Soil Conservation Service in Orangeburg S C and Hope Hines Co representatives will show adjusted and new equipment to save land prep plant soybeans earlier conserve oat straw and reduce moisture loss.

Graham Brothers Rock Hill Barney Road Brooks County J.T. McAllister Soil Conservation Service Orangeburg S.C Graham Farm Mr. McAllister Hope Hines Co

Farm Housing Outlook Brightens for County Farmers

W C Thigpen Jr county FHA supervisor says farm housing loan program expanded to spur construction of better homes for farm families and improved facilities for livestock machinery and grain. Loans at four percent over up to 33 years fund major work and repairs with $400 million nationally for next three years. many part time farmers now qualify.

W. C. Thigpen, Jr The Farms Home Administration Congress Thigpen John D. Bulloch Thomas County FHA Aspenny Fone

4-H Boys Learn Forest Marketing At Georgia Camp

Fourteen Georgia counties are represented as eight 4-H boys attend the 14th annual South Georgia Forestry Camp at Laura Walker Park. They study timber sale methods, measuring trees, and forest management, earning trips funded by Union Bag Camp Paper Corp. and enjoy games, tours, and leadership activities with extension agents and junior leaders.

South Georgia Forestry Camp South Georgia Laura Walker Park Georgia Union Bag Camp Paper Corp Extension Service Georgian Forestry Commission Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association Union Bag-Camp Paper Corporation L. R. Danson R. J. Richardson Fred Brogdon Toombs County Connel Smith Crisp County Thomasville

Brooks 4-Hers Head to Rock Eagle Camp

Seventy nine Brooks County 4-H members depart Monday June 16 for a week at Rock Eagle. Thirty eight boys and forty three girls from Dixie Quitman Morven South Side Fast Side Barney Barwick and Saw Hill leave the courthouse at 7 am and return Friday afternoon joining Miss Eliza Moxley home demonstration agent County Agent Adron Harden and Assistant county agent Henry L Carr.

Quitman Brooks County Rock Eagle Dixie Morven South Side Fast Side Barney Barwick Saw Hill Brooks Eliza Moxley Adron Harden Henry L. Carr

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