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Farm problems
  • Interest shorn in corn contest.
  • U6e trap bed to catch weed flea.
  • Increase noted in N.C. turkeys.
  • Use squash to save cantelope.
  • Story ot Jake Dunn good lesson for swim growers.
  • Hydraulic ram best for farm. May 13~S9:3.
Farm problems
  • Farm owmen of Halifax put on successful better home week.
  • Judge trees by brak for sticks.
  • Heat the enemy of fertile eggs. May 20-89?7.
  • Good live stock markets are expected in state this year.
  • Cost of producing milk should be lowerec
  • Flappers make better mothers.
  • Farm agents to aflffi. growth of legume. Je. 10-39.,
Farm problems
  • Dairy cow now holds a place on cotton and tobacco farms.
  • Farm relief by control of crop. May 27-29:3.
  • Pellagra halted by correct diet.
  • Success in ooultry.
  • Shay discusses yield and corn profit. Je.3-29:3.
Farm problems
  • Specialist explains how fields are examined for certification.
  • To bbt3in best results start fall garden now.
  • Wheat legume is best for land. Je.17-29:5.
Farm problems
  • Stage all set for annual meet of N.C. farm owners.
  • Poultry disease fatal to biddies.
  • Dr. Poole explains control of decay losses.
  • Use sulphur on cotton to control deadly red solder. Je.24-29:3.
Farm problems
  • Graeber plans wood contests.
  • Arey discusses growing alfalfa.
  • Agents retained by farm women.
  • Women plan program for annual farmphome week. Jl.1-89:3.
Farm problems
  • Horticultural problems described by new expert.
  • Swine outlook is bright for state.
  • Makes profit in keeping cows.
  • July Is time start fall beds.
  • lime, coiner and iron necessities. Jl.8-29:9.
Farm problems
  • Swine specialist gives expert advice on how to reap profits.
  • How much feeds do chickens eat?
  • Tobacco farm looks like a factory town.
  • Vance farmers have big rally. Jl.15-29:7.
Farm problems
  • Machines and power are needs of farming today.
  • Swine herds are better in east.
  • Weevil poison work is paying.
  • Plant research for Sandhills.
  • Farmers plan to see markets. Ag.5-?9:5.
Farm problems
  • New progressive farm movement started by Chatham land owners.
  • Huffner tells how to best feed dairy cows.
  • Bow cover croos on tobacco land.
  • Cotton dusting pays in Wayne.
  • Prepare ooultry for fall shows. Ag.26-?9:5".