Mr Stevens Talks to Georgia Farmers on Practical Courses
Commissioner C B Stevens urges Georgia farmers to enroll in short winter courses at the State College of Agriculture Athens to gain practical dairy farm and orchard management skills. The program covers agriculture horticulture animal husbandry agriculture chemistry farm engineering and business matters with hands on work on campus and at the farm.
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Ocollege of Agriculture
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University of Georgia
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Wisconsin
College of Agriculture
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Barrow
Wampus
C. B. Stevens
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British South Africa Company
South Africa
University Farm
Atheny
H. C. White
Broom Corn Prospects in Georgia Planting Time and Profit
The Georgia Department of Agriculture notes the best planting time for broom corn is near the first of April. It is a profitable crop in suitable sections with demand for brush. yields range from 600 to 1000 pounds per acre, priced 5 to 9 cents per pound when baled. Seed serves as horse feed and poultry supplement.
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Georgia
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Georgia Law on Nursery Stock to Stop San Jose Scale
The Georgia State Board of Entomology promotes strict nursery stock inspection to prevent San Jose scale. Nurserymen must obtain a State Entomologist certificate before sale or shipment. uncertified stock is illegal and buyers should verify certificates. Railways and shipping lines must reject uncertified stock.
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Georgia
Georgia State Board of Entomology
Ortcharde
San Jose
State of
Atlanta
Georia
General Assembly
State of Georgia
Board of Entomol
Bermuda Grass Rings Georgia as Top Stock Feed
The Georgia agriculture note favors Bermuda grass for Georgia pasturage and hay, noting high yields and resilience across the state. Timothy may succeed in well drained rice lands and bottom wheat soils, but other grasses prove more profitable. peavine hay and cowpea hay are also valued offerings.
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Timothy
Bermuda
Greene County
South
Georgia Department of Agriculture
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