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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
7
National dairy output runs at a multi year high while prices sink to eight to nine year lows. Butter prices have fallen below expectations and storage levels are elevated as cheese and evaporated milk markets respond to weak demand and heavy production across major regions.
In Webster County Georgia sixty five farmers enrolled two Monday Thursday evening courses taught by the vocational agriculture instructor. Classes on peanut and cotton production ran one and a half hours for twenty sessions with about forty five attendees each. Nearly ninety percent of the community was reached, with expected adoption on about one thousand acres of peanuts and three hundred acres of cotton.
Advice on starting cabbage and collards in mid August and timing for fall greens. Pest notes include Mexican bean beetle control with calcium arsenate mixtures and spraying options, plus guidance on lice and other chewing and sucking insects. Georgia poultry growth rises. watermelon acreage impacted by rains with variety preferences and regional shifts.
Mann Carter and his son Will Carter of Echols County Georgia receive seven-year terms and fines for conspiring and interfering with Federal Bureau of Animal Industry tick eradication work. The case ends with the Supreme Court denying certiorari.
An analysis shows Georgia tobacco brought nearly seventeen million dollars last year, surpassing peanuts which earned about thirteen and a half million. The peanut crop suffered from unorganized growth and quick dumping, but a Peanut Growers Cooperative Marketing Association based in Moultrie aims to organize for higher profits and price stability. Georgia tobacco is establishing itself as a major money crop, especially in South Georgia, with Moultrie earmarking a third large warehouse and dual buyer teams to market about ten million pounds. Colquitt County led in soil wealth, with over seven and a half million dollars, due to strong collaboration between bankers, business leaders, and farmers. Regional chambers of commerce, including Fort Gaines-Clay County and Griffin-Spalding, plan to visit Moultrie to learn the community-building model, centered on farm marketing and an experienced county agent funded by the chamber.
The data shows the South producing 62 percent of cotton goods and 50 percent of Rayon. The furniture industry grew eightfold since 1900, coal output nearly fivefold, exports quadrupled, and imports grew eightfold since the century’s start. Agricultural output rose from 1.564 to 5.184664 billion.
Dr. B A Ramsey in charge of Federal cattle tick eradication reports opposition remains in a few southern sections, but in most areas the program advances rapidly with support from state officials, cattlemen, and the public.
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