N&O Index Card Listings

Displaying 111-120 of 127 results.
Farmers
  • May feel effect of credit. N&O, May-28-79,
  • 21:1
  • Farm group to convene. N&O, Jun-13-79, ??:7 Farm fuel needs argued by Graham. N&O, Jun-
  • 19-79, ??:7
  • Farm groups form convoys in East N.C. Picture. N&O, Jun-23-79, 1:1
  • State's farmers suffering as crops wither in fields. Picture. N&O, Jun-24-79, I 1:1
Farmers
  • To view weed control plans. N&O, Jun-25-79, 70:3
  • Rose attack stepped up. N&O, Jun-?7-79, 25:5
  • Fourth generation farmer introduces latest concepts. Picture. N&O, Jul-2-79, 27:3
  • Herbicide residue may linger. N&O, Jul-6-79, WA-1:6
  • Losses revalued. N&O, Jul-13-79, 23:1
Farmers
  • Decline of the black farmer. Pictures. N&O, Jul-99-79, IV 1:1
  • Warned to pay labor taxes. N&O, Aug-?0-79,
  • ?0:3
  • Eye gasohol co-op. N&O, Aug-?4-79, 39:7 Traveling man takes root on farm. Picture.
  • N&O, Aug-?7-79, ?2:3
Farmers
  • Woman farmer plows ast snubs. Picture. N&O, Sept-10-79, 27:1
  • They can spin you a yarn about country life. Picture. N&O, Oct-28-79, 111-2:1
  • Pitt farmer uses mules. Picture. N&O, Nov-11-79, Tobacco 9:1
  • Rebel farmers ponder march. N&O, Nov-13-79, 20:2
Farmers
  • Latest leaf methods a success. Picture. N&O, Nov-19-79, 28:2
  • Farmers invest acreage for profits in soybeans. Picture. N&O, Dec-10-79, 25:2
  • Tax liability can be altered. N&O, Dec-10-79, 24:3
  • Job in city made man love farm. Picture. N&O, Dec-17-79, 14:2
  • Farmers expected to back leaf price supports. N&O, Dec-18-79, 31:1
Farmers
  • Farmers heavily favor supports. N&O, Dec-19-79, 39:2
  • Aid offered to farmers. N&O, Dec-20-79, 50:4
  • People's Forum: Study welcomed on laborers, 'freeloading.' N&O, Dec-22-79, 4:2
  • Yadkin farmer honored for high yield of corn. N&O, Dec-24-79, 18:2
Farmers
  • American bounty, ignorance leave farmers feeling ignored - My 26 92, 4B
Farmers
  • Farmers harvest new income sources - Ap 22 84 1D
  • Farmers, farmworkers united against immigration bill - Jn 14 84 10A
  • N.C. farm leaders differ on effect of pending rights bill - Jn 14 84 2C
  • Farmers criticize loan procedures of FmHA - Jn 23 84 8B
  • N. C. leaf farmers forced to diversify - No 5 84 1
  • Leaf farmers say they want quota to stay - No 9 84 1
  • Uncertainties may affect tobacco farmers' financing - De 20 84 2C
Farmers
  • Farming, conserving and loving nature (Woodlief) - Ja 8 85 8A
  • More farmers leasing, NCSU economist says - Fe 4 85 8B
  • Tobacco needs may be catalyst for broad agriculture aid - Mr 3 85 36A
  • Cost-sharing program may influence water protection - Mr 11 85 8B
  • Each farm loss costs six jobs, officials say - Mr 19 85 16C
  • Lifetime's worth of farming is sold at auction - Mr 24 85 7D
  • N.C. farmers feel money squeeze - Mr 24 85 1D
  • Farmers, panel seek solutions to problems - Mr 27 85 12A
  • Farmers deserting troubled tobacco - Ap 1 85 1
  • Female farmers decrease in state, increase in U.S. - My 20 85 8B
  • Agencies, programs gearing up to help farmers cope with stress - Jn 3 85 1
  • Tenant farming - survival for state's landless laborers - Jy 21 85 12-11
  • Martin praises tobacco farmers for hanging on in tough times - Au 14 85 10B
  • Wilson farmer (Sharp) honored for conservation practices - Se 23 85 8B
  • Hot lines offer support for farmers fighting debts - De 4 85 1C
Farmers
  • Group aims to help farmers keep land - Fe 18 83 2C
  • Congressmen hear leaf farmers' demands for relief - Fe 26 83 4C
  • Equipment dealers struggle as farmers mend and patch - Fe 28 83 1
  • Tar Heel farm population declines sharply in decade - Mr 4 83 2D
  • Young farmers cultivate business skills - Ap 17 83 1D
  • Bills would increase loan funds available to farmers - Ap 21 83 20A