The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 9

FRIDAY, JANUARY 1948 BLYTHEVILLE (AKK.) COURIER NEWS Published Evtry Friday in Interest of Farm Families of Thii Agricultural Section. FARM NEWS-FEAJbRES PACT HTHB For Bttfcr I Featured For Thii gietioa't Extension Service Arranges Fertilizer Conferences for Mississippi County Farmers A discussions on tolls and fertilizers by Dr. R. P. Bartholomew, in charge of research at the University of Arkansas' College of Agriculture, are being planned for Mississippi County by the County Farm Bureau and the Extension Service, it was announced today by County Agent Keith Bilbrey.

Dr. Bartholomew, who state's leading authority on soils and fertilizers, has accepted nn invitation to meet with Mississippi County fanners for the purpose of discussing the present fertilizer situation, Mr. Bilbrey said, and plans are being made to schedule at least attend the discussions. The purpose of the meetings, he explained, is lo better acquaint, farmers of this area with the use of lertilizers. "The use of fertilizers Is a thing to mast Mississippi County farmers and they need three such meetings in North Mis- schooling on how and when to use sissippi County one iu Oscco- to Be Announced Date.5 for the meetings have not fertilizers and the type to buy," no said.

Mibinronnation Alleged He y.ivo as another reason for the been set, he said, but It is expected sclicdtilins of these tl that the discussions will be hold the beins spread by some i ferlilizer salesmen the county. Utter part of this month He said The the Kal( that the North Mississippi County meetings would probably be held in Blythcvilfe. Manila and "The.se meetings will deal pri- men ol "mis-informing" farmers to contents of their fertilizer and overcharging. "I have received corn- Hogs Eat Coal marily wilh tevtiliMi-s," Mr. Bilbvcy W1 cll as much a.s $13 said, "and every farmer in county that uses or contemplates are told was as go0(1 a-s the using of any form should one beillg U5ed by them a wh i ch from several farmers that I It sounds corny but even the hons are sharing their Teed with Kurope.

On llm Ross iirnnni hu near Pueblo. Marie Mafsarotli. of Pueblo, feeds Hie porkers a diet of coal mixed with ro.k sail. Allhiniiili coal will not fatten the hogs, it's a good conditioner by kcepinj; Diem tree of worms. 'IVlepluito more per ton for a fertiliser which i New Poultry Contest for State Planned CHICAGO, Jan.

HI. Arkansas poultry breeders will fop able lo continue tiielr March for supi-i ior meal-type chickens with another stale Chlckon-of-Tomorrow content In 11HI), It wns iinnounccd here to(lay. 'rhe iiutkmui committee af poultry ie.iili'iK I ho hi'iv. unanimously lo conlliillc tlm educational tirerilllli: ronti'M tluonuli nun. Tin' Industry- wide- pviiKium was orljunnllv M-I up nil hire-yeiir Imsis, wilh two ol stale soul iciiloniil in a pvanrt mil mini fhiimplntirlun Mils In IK'lu- Wiiir.

1'Nirlv bm'di'rs thvouilh- out 11:1111111 will send ii. I Ihi'si- linuls, where they will I) huK II.MI mid ruiM'd iinurr idi'niical sulKM'vised Uy lieiidrd II, L. Klii.ul i M'lihir piuiltry lill.slKilul- man ol the U. Depin luc'ill jf Will I'IM'U! JY.HUO in iiwiuded liy A :in.l i' KUn ol the cou- li lu Aiknn.sns juodnccs npiiroxinmie- ly HUKO.OOO and 50,064.000 ilonoii nniiiially, wltli a miir- value u( ol Arkansas' poullry hreed- cr.s wi'io nuurdi-il certificates of quality for pcr- formanfia In 1MT. 8.

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The appointment of Marvin Lnwson as state soil scientist on a cooperative iKtsi.s IjcUu'on the Soil Cotiser- WASHINOTON, Jan. H. C. GathniBs West McmpliU today was preparing vatioil Service of the U. Depart- make a last-ditch appeal to the I mc of Agriculture and the ARI-I- House Appropriations Committee In ailluvel Kxperimcnv stnllon hns an effort to obtain funds to com- ecn nnnounced by Dean Llppevt plete payments to Arkansas farmers who engaged in soil consenn- lion practices bst, year.

formed by Ihc Soil Service that there Ls "no chntiec" that additional payments now due Arkansas fanners can lie met by utilizing unused funds from nllocrt- lions of other states. Them are no unmed funds, he was told. "The situation at this Lime looks anything but bright, but i have not quit trying," Mr. said. He that the only ehiince for meeting the remaining payments unu- appeared to be throtigh a special deficiency appropriation.

He icported he i.s now compiling factual dala and information to put, before the appropriations committee in his fight for money to meet the obligation to farmers in Ar- Kllfs of the University of Arkan.sii.s Collcijc of Agriculture nnci Mollis El. Wiliaois. slate conservationist of" nati ueen in- 5 0 ji Cnnscrviitlon Service si I Conservation uulc R(lck Ml LnwfOU wm in l-'aycl Thr Sail SCLvU't- 's nmkliiK M-icntisl nvitttiililc in purh to xvorh In cotjfXMn- lion with tlu- Kxpi'iiuu-m Htntiim i-r the Liuifl-Cii-ani fifHi'iic. lit tvlioii with sliiilnn iiurniKiinists, Mr. Law.suu will jMovidc terhnlcwl tti- rod ton for suil roitMU'vation roirvov work in the MMc.

An employee of the Soil CmiM'rvatfon Horvli-r. Mr. Luw.son win In- us inrmbcr tif thr Kxpoi liuont HUtllon Muff. Mr. uiiiiliintrd from (In University of Arkmr.jis In with a dcpt'oo nf i lnr tif Ncirnrr In odurntiun.

Hr vnralinnal rlcultvire at Ml. for yrars tain his -at the Col- and then sprni the 1(1 years I wilh the foiW-rvution chosen Lawrence county lo receive a mcrii platiuc for reporting the most ouLstnndinp 4-H Belter Methods EJcclrlc program In 1947. Tlie plaqije will be presented to the County Extension ofJicc at Walnut, Ridge. The County Extension office report suited that 4-H'ers participated in the program in which awards were provided by the Westinghouse Educational Foundation. They found better methods in connection with.such activities as hou.se cleaning, laundering, wnshing di.sh- c.s, and nKimtuinitif! fann machines.

Dotibs Of Walnut Ridge tlu: coKiilv mi'dal in (hti 1947 us soil suiTeyor. survey supeivlsor. nnct n.s.slslanl slale vationisl. Since 1915 he lias been wovklin; In with the Bureau of Plant Indiislrv of (lie U. S.

of Aiulciilliiie. Mr. I.awson assumed hl.s new duties Ucceniber ail, MII7. nl I.i-\iin;ton, MTiTlary-hi'siMiri-r nl Uic InLi-inn- lonul liiiby ChiL'k t'huirruiHi ol Nuit'tiiiii n-ol-Tomorrow Commitu-r, "Inductty U'adfis in'i- in ttunplole lluU lln- niobium tiluuild IK- ctmiinui-d," Klsulc 111 l'hm i lorr, ill tin- of tljc imiio commiltoi 1 A I 1 Food liave to I'untimn? Iht'lr npnn- Koiv.lup Hit 1 program. of stiUc will alford Hit: mh i.s try a nohlrn opportunity to spffd up its Inwjivd uHliiiittr of I ini-r i-Jnrki'iis (or find innvHMMi icturns to jnotluccrs." J.

KuiniH- ol of the ArkatiMis (Jlu'i'k- en-nl 'I'oiiiorrow cfiinuulire. It was Hliucil thivt. Ihe import- fiiin; ol 1 he i-onlivit to Arkunsus i.i itidicuted by Jsiti'nt olfh-ial rrporis thut tlie inniltry industry trie awards program. Lawrence County Wins 4-H Better Methods Plaque The State Extension office, hn.s wn.s later proved infprior," he said, "I have never beforo seen pn nutcli mis-in format ion put out oy fcrtilizor sfvle.smen and I think that flicse mpcttnR.s will be very worth while to Mississippi County farmers." he said. WHO HESITATES "If it's a hiU'd-to-fiml item that you crave, Our business is built on the money you save.

Satisfied customers COME BACK-FOR MORK Rock-bottom values at the TRADING POST Store!" PHDUt WEST ASH HtBI'S THI ANSWIR TO EXTRA traction Arkansas soil conservation funds were cut by approximnlely 7 1-2 per cent under original estimate, National 4-H Elcc- which were made when the pro- grain practices was mapped out last Mr. GaUungs said. Under normal conditions, he explained, the difference between the amount of the funds actually made available to Arkansas and the amount of soil payments earned by farmers would be met by the transfer to Arkansas of lunds made available to but. unused by other under the program. This means that unless Congress appropriates a special deficiency fund, fanners of Arkansas a.s well as some olhcr Southern states may be deprived of full payment for soil practices which government encouraged them lo undertake.

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