N&O Index Card Listings
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Farm problems
- Winter diseases in poultry yard. Cut producing cost of cotton. Negro farmers will diversify. Winter feeding of beef cattle. 40 pigs for 40 school boys. Making money on Lenoir farm. Erwin mills cut cotton acreage. p.3, Jan. 3, 1927.
Farm problems
- Women on farm plan their work. Growing cotton in N.C. different now. Cleveland farmers producing own hay. Make money with poultry. School boys set pace hard to equal. Farmer in Catawba planting walnuts, p.3, Feb.21, 1927.
Farm problems
- Woman's view on short course. Summer hints to "beekeepers. System needed in feeding hogs. Elizabeth City planning to enteiain bean association.
- Jl.25-27:3.
Farm problems
- Warren votes on best farmer. Wilt resistant cowpeas grown. Convention to study soy bean. Chickens, better pay than tenant. Provide summer shade for sheep. Ag.1-27:3.
Farm problems
- Loss occasioned by leaf disease.
- Diversification growing in popularity i state.
- Interest men in improving homes.
- Bertie turns to planting grass.
- Prize trio awards fir soil improvement.
- Mrs. E.L.Grey and Harriet. Mar.5-28:3.
Farm problems
- kodern tobacco culture related.
- Good spring management neeaed for noney yield.
- Dormant spray aid to orcnards.
- Farm club Girls relate experiences with work.
- Lenoir tenant shows himself good farmer. Mar.19-28:3.
Farm problems
- For control of tobacco mosaic. Bichloride for sweet potatoes. Potatoes suffer many ailments.
- Buying brood sows can be aone scientifically.
- Simple means of destroying mice.
- Meeting at Wentworth highechool in Rockingham county a success. Mar.12-28:10.
Farm problems
- Better pastures denote progress.
- Peacri curculio is costly bug to growers.
- Recent meetings for club Girls.
- Fertilizer Bhould bring about early cotton crop.
- Machinery helps farm housewife.
- Nitrogen fertilizers being tested here. Iter. 26-28:3.
Farm problems
- Codling moth sources of loss.
- Fink bollworm is worrying Blalock.
- Persistence will win in swine feeding work.
- Farm crops grow quickly in state.
- Water in kitchen is not a luxury.
- Currituck now Planting shrubs. Ap.2-28:3.
