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Farm problems
  • Grains and hay money makers. Conference to talk acreage reduction, p.9, Nov.4, 1926.
Farm problems
  • Hog calling is thing of science. Now is time to start garden. Sheep will pay on tobacco land. Field seed can be vouched for. Knowledge of brown rot asset to peach growers.
  • Ag.22-27:10.
Farm problems
  • Hogs and truck down in Craven. Need spraying to grow peaches. Turn sunlight into potatoes. Pointers about pasturing stock. Business and a life. May 23-27:3.
Farm problems
  • Leaders in farm extension work. New method for selling cream. Poultry making money on farms. Farmers urged to market gradually. New cotton picking appliance in Union. S.19-27:7.
Farm problems
  • Livestock must have pasture. Gardening requires suitable plant food. Fertile Pasquotank farm. Latham pushes soybean growth. Ap.25-27:3.
Farm problems
  • Living at home urged by Worley. Farm graduates remain in state. B.F.Shelton on farm methods. Currituck club girl is leader. Five radio sets to farm schools. Je.27-27:5.
Farm problems
  • Making dreams become reality.
  • Killing mites and lice on chickens.
  • Make barrel loader for irieh potatoes.
  • Two score fairs listed for fall.
  • Women improve yards in W ayne.
  • Running water in farm homes.
  • Improve quality of butter by properly cooling cream. Je.13-27:3.
Farm problems
  • Milk cows bring real prosperity.
  • Plant bed sanitation to control tobacco
  • diseases. Dairy cows for Chatham county. Farm club work educating boys, p.3, Jan.24, 1927.
Farm problems
  • Marketing crop very important. Making money with chickens. Martin Co. provides work rooms for agent Hope of profits in better grade cotton. Creameries in state prosper. Banouet given for Alamance dairymen, p.3, Feb.14, 1S27.
Farm problems
  • Farm problems.
  • New livestock nation of world.
  • Long staple cotton likely to yield biggest returns.
  • 3hampion young jersey.
  • Farming news from Currituck county. May 2-27:3.