Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1959 December 30

Farmers

Phil Campbell,

Lommissionst

ulletin



[OLUME 48







Department To Check
Bulk Feed, Fertilizer

The Georgia Department of Agricul-

ire will check weights and make chemi-
al analysis of bulk feed and bulk fertili-

er delivered to Georgia farmers during

coming year.

In the past these two products have
een checked mostly in bags but due to

1e increasing use of both feed and fer- |

lizer in bulk form, it is felt necessary
t the Department expand its activities
io include this new form of sale and de-
very.
All such bulk deliveries to the. farm
e supposed to be accompanied by a sales
eket or delivery ticket showing both
reight and manufacturers guarantee as
analysis.
In the Departments expanded opera-
during the coming year, trucks mak-
bulk deliveries will be stopped and
ghed and samples of the load will be
ained for analysis in Department lab-



| Breeds Swine Sale
Cochran January 12

Another first in swine marketing in

rgiaan All Breeds Swine Saleis
oming up January 12 at Cochran.
Sponsored by the Georgia Swine
rowers Association, the sale has attract-
d entries from seven different breeds of
wine. A limited number of fall gilts and
oars will be available from most of the
reeds, although the event is primarily a

d gilt sale.

Each animal in the sale will be ac-
ompanied by official registration papers
nd will be tested for Bangs and Lepto

hin 30 days prior to the sale date.

Information concerning the sale may

obtained from Jesse Hall, livestock





arketing agent, Georgia Department of

griculture, Atlanta, or J. A. Christian,
estock specialist, Agriculture Exten-
n Service, University of Georgia, Ath-

Ga.

Georgia

e EMPIRE STATE OF THE SOUTH

@ Laon STATE EAST S THE MISSISSIPPI



Agricultural
CALENDAR

Jan. 6 - 7, Rock Eagle State Park ~ Geor-
- Milk Producers, inc., Ninth Annual
onvention.

Jan. 7, ABAC, Tifton Peanut Short
course.



Jan. 14 - 15, Center for Continuing Educa-
tion, University of Georgia, Athens -
Annual Meeting of The Georgia Plant
Food Educational Society, Inc.

Jon. 26, Civic Auditorium, Rome - sls
Production Short Course.

Jan. 27, Rock Eagle 4-H Club Center, Ea-
tonton ~ Dairy Preeweticn Short
Course,





- Jan, 28, ABAC, Tifton - Dairy Production
Short Course.







tality in inoculated,
used in the tests was 41 per cent.



Research Report
New Anti-Coccidiosis
Drugs Are Tested

Recent experiments at Beltsville, Md.,
show that two new drugs, glycarbylamide

and nicarbazin, are more effective against.

cecal disease.

The other compounds used in the ex-

periments were nitrofurazone, Bifuran, |

sulfaquinoxaline, and Trithiadol.

None of the nicarbazine-medicated
birds used in the Beltsville experiments
died, and mortality was less than 5 per
cent among birds treated with nitrofura-
zone, glycarbylamide, or Bifuran. Mor-
-unmedicated birds

The recent experiments also show that

only those birds fed glycarbylamide-
medicated mash made better weight gains
than the controls. This suggests a primary
growth-promoting property in this com-
pound, but further testing, the Beltsville
poultry scientists say, will be required be-

fore this finding can be substantiated.

Georgia, First:

@ BROILERS @ PROTECTED FOREST LANDS @ PIMENTO PEPPER
@ PEANUTS @ IMPROVED PECANS





NUMBER a

TESTED
Rain May Have Caused
Drop In Germination

Georgia farmers who have saved their

own cotton seed for planting next spring
should have a germination test made on
these seed before uelog them for planting
purposes.

Due to the large amount of rain this _

fall, many of the cotton seed which have |
been saved in Georgia are going to be un-_

fit for planting. The only way farmerscan

be assured of getting a stand with their
own seed next spring is to have the seed

tested and adjust their planting rate ac-

cording to the germination of their seed.

Farmers may have their seed tested
by mailing a sample to the State Seed
Laboratory, Georgia Department of Ag-

che

riculture, 19 Hunter Street, S. W., At- oo

lanta 3, Georgia.

In taking a sample from seed that lox ae i
been stored in bags, farmers should take __

a handful of seed from near the center of
every third or fourth bag, mix the seed

together well and then send about a one-
pound coffee can full of this mixture to.

the seed laboratory.

In taking a sample from seed in bulk, : a
farmers should take a handful of seed eS ae

from seven or eight uniformly distribut-

ed parts of the lot, mix the different sam- _
-ples together well and send about a one-

pound coffee can full to the seed labora-
tory.

All seed samples sent ie the jaborae

tory for testing should include the name

of the kind and variety, lot number, and

the name and full address of the sender.
The name and address of the sender should

be on the inside and outside of the pack-
age.





The value of Georgias 12 principal oo

fresh market and processing vegetable
crops and melons in 1959 was $14,800,000,
an increase of 25 percent from the 1958

value of $11,855,000. The increase was
due mainly to higher prices received for
most major grown vegetable and melon
crops compared with last year. Water-
melons accounted for 30.5 percent of ee:

total value.



@ NAVAL STORES

















'- Can drive truck, tractor-trai-

want job on farm as care-'



-- worker,
_ able. Need 3 - 4 R house wir-|













PAGE TWO

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MARKET
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19 Hunter Street, S.W.
Atlanta 3, Georgia
Phone JAckson -3292



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No notice or advertisement
any
zommercial business, any
commercial businessman, any
company or organization li-
censed as a commercial busi-
ness'or doing business under
a trade name or _ business
name, nor from any indivi-
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The Georgia Market Bulle-
tim assumes no respo. sibility
for any motice appearmg in
the Bulletin nor for any j}
transaction resulting fom
published notices. Advertisers
are cautioned that it is against
the law to misrepresent
any product offered for sale
in a public notice or adver-
tisement carried in any pub.
lication that is delivered |



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All requests for
de OLD and NEW addresses.





FARM

WANTED

WORK



eee
69, yr. old white man want,
job on farm, live as one of
the family, do not drink. Want:
ll pay. Cannot drive. C. J.,
everett c/o J. H. Mosley,
(825 Walker St., SW, Atlanta:
3

Me



29 Yr. old man, wife, 5
children (18 mos. to 13 yrs),,
want job on chicken or cattle

farm. Life experience, can
handle all types machinery.
jor, and can do dairy work.
m James E. McDaniel, Box 134,
Rt. 1, Norcross Rd., Duluth.

Single man, 63 yrs. old,



faker, retired farmer and ve-,
teran, draw pension. Can
drive Ford tractor, . handle
- truck and labor. Will work,
cheap. S. G. Thompson, Oak
Park.

49 yr. old woman wants
ob on farm near Valdosta, do-,
- Ing light farm work. Carrie
Handley, Rt. 1, Box 165, Val-'
dosta. ae
34 yr. old white woman
wants job on farm doing light
farm chores, for room, board
- and salary. Have school age
fe. Mrs. Janie Wilkerson,
1416 Marts Church Rd., Au-'
gusta, Ph. Re. 3-4767.

Young white couple with 4:
mos. old son wants job on,
_ farm with good party, tend-.

ing cattle, hogs and farm)
_ 4work. Can drive tractor, truck.
Must have at least $5.00 day.

pat. and Sun. off. Willing.
honest, sober, reli-









d for elec. stove. Ready now.
_. flave to be moved. Hubert.
Hartt, Rt. 4, e/e J. A. Dillard,

Fitzgerald.



Single, middleaged man,
wants job on poultry farm or,
ther light farm work. Have
mad several yrs. exp. with
fdaying hens. Want and.
_ peard or place furnished to:
- batch and small salary. J. O.,

| day wages. Steady work. 4 R.

Man 45 yrs. old, with small
family wants job on farm.
Exp. with chickens, cows, hogs
and all kinds farm mach.
Write or call, Edd Cooper, Rt.
3, Athens, Ph. LI. 6-6886.

FARM HELP

WANTED





Want farm hand with small
family for work on farm for

house on school bus Rt. No
drinkers. Give reference. Jack
Willis, Rt. 2, Folkston.

Want experienced tractor.
operator, sober and honest.
Farm located 1 mi. W. New-
ton on state Rt. 37. Good
house, wired for elec. stove.
A. B. Ledbetter, Newton.





Want settled white woman
to help on small farm for
home on farm and

H. M. Brandon, 88 Spruce St.,



EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE



gle dozier, (oil cluth), serial
rneau pan, all in

ker, Middleton,
(Elberton) days.

Farmall B and Farmall H)

Ph. 8-32J1



disc harrow, Athens plow, ro-
tary hoe, drag harrow. At my
home on Hwy. 56. Mrs. W. C.!
Hillhouse, Box

_ Two 10 X 28 used tractor
tires, fair tread left, never
been punctured, $20 ea. M. A.



| fences.
|Richmond, Ph. TU. 4-2313.

| Sims,
| 6501.

4| baler, $200.00;
$175.00. H. L. Harman, Rt. 2,'
Athens, Ph. LI. 8-2777.

a] salary. Hi
Farm located in Red Oak. Mrs. |.

NE, Atlanta 7, Ph. PO 1-7958. |

D-7 Caterpillar cable ane

No. 3126957, model LS Letou- |!
] ood cond. |
and priced to sell. L. L. Was-}!

with planters and cultivator; |.

270, Waynes-

10 in. wood saw mounted on |

wood frame, complete with
pulley, V-belt and gasoline en-
gine. All im good working
cond. Priced for quick sap.
Mrs. Melten LL. Moore, Rich-
land, Ph. TU. 7-3426.

3 dise John Deere, 475, 3
point hitch, pick-up plow,





250 gal, above ground gas

| tank for sale. George Lane, |
|Poplar Rd., Newnan, Ph. AL.,

3-6227.

Archie Poynter, Kathleen, Ph.
GA. 9-1028.

New rotary tiller for Far-

|mall M tractor. Splendid for
\tobacco beds, pulverizes and

levels land, digs and plants
Bermuda grass, plows close to
Roger P. Youmans,
(Midway).

6 Hudson gas brooders, 1,-

| 000 eap., with pipe for instal

lation, good cond., $150.00.

|Rembert N. Hays, 1389 Downs,
Dr., SW, Atlanta 11, Ph PL,

8-2312 after 6 PM.
Automatic machine for set-

\ting out Coastal Bermuda
sprigs, $600.00. R. L. Jackson, :
I} Rt. 1, Jonesboro, Ph. DR. 8-
|| 2245 (Atlanta).



Bulldozer, pan and Lowhoy
with tractor. Sold to first rea-

jjsonable offer. Mrs. Earl Si-
|venson 140 Orchard Rd., Smy-,

rna, Ph. 8740.
Buckeye imevbator and



battery
8.

Hoover and 3 elec.
brooders, waterers, ec 0 0 p

i feeders and egg baskets. R. E.
Clarksten, Ph. HI. .3-,

|ment. R. V. Hamrick, Ranger.
1,000 Ib. platform scale, $40;



Caldwell heavy duty rotary
mower, $250.00; A. C.



John Deere 5 disc tiller;
Gould, 3/4 hp, shallow well
pump; weed burner (new);
power sprayer, 15 gal.

Milledgeville.



J row corn binder; 2 row cul-

| tivator; bush and bog harrow,
10 disc; pulley type mower;

2 row layoff plow; dump hay
rake; Allis Chalmers tractor,

CA, 1952, $800 for lot at my.

farm. Frank Cochran, Rt. 3,
Box. 246, Hopewell Rd., Al-

| pharetta, Ph. GR. 5-4841.

2 wheel trailer with hitch, | tha
balanced, |
$50.00; Allis Chalmers cultiva- |
tor, used, good cond., swing-|
, $50.00. W. H. Jones, ;
| Rt. 7, Sipper Rd., Macon, Ph.



home made, well

ing type,

SH. 6-4906.
No. 60 Allis Chalmers com~



Allis Chalmers combine with
2 row Ro-Master, reinforced to
gather corn, like new, $1,600.

iJohn W. Wilson, Rt. 2, Stap-|

leton.

tooth harrow and __sub-soiler,
all in A-1 cond., $850. J. K.

| Stalcup, 1557 Sandtown Rd.,,
--8152'
| wille.

Marietta,
(Smyrna).

Ph. HE



mailed to you.

There is no cost for this registration except the recording fee
to the Ordinary of the County in which your cattle are located. _

PHIL CAMPBELL,





a




\tur, Ph. DR. 3-8038.

Taylor, 201 Feld Ave., Derca-

=





nearly new, plowed about 20.
iA. J. R. Lewallen, Rt. 3, Com-
| merce.

Titan 36 in. chain saw and |
30 in. circular saw for sale.|

hatcher, 7,200 egg cap., 4 @lec..

roto:
Dwarf rake,

cep.
iJames B. Helton, Jr., Rt. 1,

bine, good cond., $400; No. 90

1956 cub tractor, disc plow,,.
bush and bog harrow, spring

RS ee ~ 5 core



- 2 Studebaker trucks one 3/4
ton, motor just rebuilt, good
tires; other 1950 1/2 ton piek-
up farm truck, good tires.
Fred Briscoe, Rt. 1, Logan-
ville.



for M or MT John Deere trac-
tor, used very little. Reason-
ably priced. Mrs. Barney Al-
len, Sandersville.



3, Ellaville.

EQUIPMENT

WANTED





Want used manure spreader
and used sub-soiler, also, want
2 or 3 disc pull type plow,

and priced right. Prefer rub-
ber tires but can use
wheels. Within



stroke type, pump with or
without tank or cylinder. J.
W. Drew, Rt. 1, Box 120,
Richland.

Want one small incubator
cheap. Bobby Phillips, 514

Ph. TR. 4-1270.
Want used sawmill, size 00,



jany cond.; also, want 1 used

belt, 6 or 8 in., must be 30 ft.
or longer. W. H. ;
Warne, N. C. (Ga. resident).



17, Ph. Dr. 3-5260.



ers, Ford tractor and equip-



Want 1948 or later Ford or

price. Robert Trice, 618 Peach-
3291.





Want W. D. Allis Chalmers

Hutchinson, Rt. 5, Tifton.

Want to trade 1952 Intnl.
3/4 ton truck, good cond.,
good tires for John Deere,
Farmall or Ford tractor and
some equipment.,



m.

Want old model
prefer 1 row, within 50 mi.

T. S. Ouzts, Box 68, Winder.



FOR SALE



Peachtrees, 25c ea.;

cadine grape vine, 6, $1; Gar-

Mrs. P. Malachi Smith, Rt. 6,



Clarks Bridge Rd.,



- - wOTIE ss
MARKS AND BRANDS REGISTRATION |

At the 1955 session of the General Assembly the marks and |
brands law was amended to provide for registration with the Com- |
missioner of Agriculture your mark or brand of livestock.

if you desire to register your mark or brand, you may write
our Department for application, and a

Commissioner of Agriculture

Horseradish plants,

nut trees, to 4 ft, 50c

4 disc tiller with iron wheels |

4 row duster and equipment |
for 2 H farm. R. L. Cook, Rt.

185c, 4 Ib. lard boxful;

used all must be in good cond. '

Se eet |$1.25 C., $10 M. All young,
distance of. Monroe. R. E. Ay-
| cock, Box 296, Monroe.

Want Meyers deep well,)

| shipment.
i Reynolds, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Rocksprings Rd., NE, Atlanta,
istamped envelope. No orders

Ivester, |

Few hundred choice well
jreoted Pocahontas variety
Strawberty plants, direct from

| Want one, 4 tray, foreed air
incubator. Quote price as soon
as possible. Robt. E. Roberts, |
1618 Alder Ct., SE, Atlanta

Want 5 Buckeye Case brood- '

Ferguson tractor with bush
jand bog harrow and other)!
equipment. Must be in good
cond. and reasonably priced!
|for cash. List equipment and

tree Dr., Thomaston, Ph. 7-!

Want grain tank for Allis.
{Chalmers combine. J. R. Bry-
jant, Rt. 1, Pine Mountain.

Power take - off hay baler;.
sub-soiler with pin hitch. Joe.

m- good!
cond. Will give or take dif.
Charles F. Hunter, Rt. 1, Sta-
tractor, |

radius. Must be reasonable.

. SEED & PLANTS |M.: Museadine Grape,

|rooted, Peach,

Old fashioned red Indian
May |
Cherry trees, 30c ea.; Hima-|
faya Blackberries, 6, $1; Mus-

lic bulbs, 6, $1. Add postage..,

Gaines-.



Il necessary forms will be











ic
horseradish roots, 50c lb.; W:

Garlic, one cent ea. $1
red Raspberry, 25 ea., 5, $1
Tanzy, sparment, Balm, wil
Strawberry, 25c doz.; red Pep
per, 25c doz. pods. Add pos
tage., Mrs. Presley Fowler
Rt. 5; Box 78, Ellijay. :

Old fashion tender wh
garden Crease Back beam see
Germ. 87 pct., good variety.
65c large cupful; Yellow ro
freshly dug and nicely , :
fashioned blooming sunflowe
seed, 30c large cupful. Add
postage. Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt
5, Box 58, Ellijay. :

20,000 Ibs. Sweet Borre Lu
pine seed, Germ. 80 pct., Pur
ity, 99.50 pct., in new bag
Solomon George, Rt. 2, Box 8
Valdosta, Ph. CH. 2-3553.

Mastodon Strawberry plants,















































































































well rooted, plants.

Prompt
No checks.

P.





















A few Concord grape vines
1 - 3 ft., good roots, 25c to 30
ea. FOB my place. H. F. Seay,
3917 Panthersville Rd., Rt. 2,
Ellenwoed. Lae

Gourd seed, Bushel, large
Long Handle and small dip-
per, 15 doz., 2 doz., 25 plus






















































filled unless stamped enve-
lope is enclosed. Mrs. Alta
Wood, Rt. 2, Martin.





breeder last yr. del, damp
packed, $2.50 C. while supply
lasts. PP. J. M. Houseworth,
Lithonia.
Catawba (fish bait) trees,
small, 25c ea; Raspberry

plants, big, red, five cents ea.
No shipping. Henry Whitfield,
330 Roselove Sit., Marietta.

600, regular Elberta peach |
trees 24-35 in. Sell all or any
part: also, few Stuart and
Desirable pecan trees, 3 to 4
ft., $2 ea. D. H. Dailey, Filip-
pen, Ph. 3716 (McDonough)

Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts,
Nest Onion and Garlic plants,
Lettuce, Wakefield cabbage,
Chinese Cabbage, heading
Collards, Kohl Rabi, Parsle:
all 35c doz. No less $1 order
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Sr,
1, Register. Lo

Gourd seed, the large, shor
neck, kind, for Martins o
Minow gourds, 25, 50c; 50, $
100, $1.25. Include four cent
postage with ea. order. |
W. Rowland, Rt. 2, Black

gourd.













Big Jim , African
seed, grows 4 to 6 ft. aroun

a0c ea. or 4, $1.00. Thome
Davis, Rt. 4, Waycross.

Well rooted Streamliner
Strawberry plants, $1 C., ;
we
old _ fashio:
sweet Peach, red and yello
Plum, 3, $1; Blackberry, Dew
berry, Boysenberry, Mtn. Huc-
kleberry, bearing size, 18, $
PP, damp packed. Mrs. B. T.
Thornton, Rt. 1, Bowdon.

_ Strawberry plants, Florida
90s; $2 C. PP; Rabbit-eye
Huckleberry plants, 25 ea,
plus parcel post or express. A.
T. Milteer, 304 North Clay St., _
Quitman. :


























FOR SALE



cudzu Crowns, rooted, $2
500, $7.50, $12.50 M. Add
age. C.
ne sville.

, Fox grape, Scuppernong.
vines, Black Walnut
Ss, your selection, 6, $1.25:
elnut and Blueberry, $1. 23
Mrs. F. M. Eaton, Rt.

A.

outs, 2, $1.25; Hazelnut,
hes, 25, $2; wild Straw-
ry plants, 5S doz, $1.25:

ellow root plants 50c daz.;
low root, washed clean,

esh dug, 4 lb. lard boxful,

ae: - Add postage. Mrs.

aney Henderson, Rt. 3, Box
li ijay.

@shbage and collard plants,

M. 30c C; at the bed. J. R.
trayhorn, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Strawberry plants,
ots, 80c C., 500, $3. 50, $6 M.













a. Or exch. for paper sfiell
ecans. 3 Ibs. for 100 plants.
ach pay postage. Roy Grnd-
, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

eS:



Oe C., 300, $2, 500, $3, $5 ML:
ady TS , 500, $3 50, $6
. AW young, well
Jants. Add postage.
Crowe, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

ound Dutch frostproof cab-





ae Ph. MI. 8-2035.

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE



4 Louis Tate, Cloudland, PD.
99 (Menlo).

_ Yellow corn in the shucks





































ale. M. M. Newsome, Sand-
rsville, Ph. 3856.

1 avg. wt. per bale. 26 bales
more del. 10 mi.
ell. G. W. West, Jr.,

| Box 201,
2 og Springs,



2 pom.

2. Mean Ph. "ALL



Pescue,
iss hay, 50c bale at my
i just past river from
thas ta, 3rd driveway
ampbellton Rd. R. W. Cald-
ell, eee Ph. WH.



"000 wales Alfalfa hay, $1.
ale; 1,000 bales Clover and

84 Mt. Airy Dr., SW,
anta, Ph. PL. 3- 1394.



ce: Bill Schroer, Rt. 2, Box
. Valdosta, Ph. Cy 2 0607.

ee Bermuda hay, high-
y fertilized, no rain, $30. ton
ME P, Consors Ha-

ay per ton: 35 tons good
ality Coastal Bermuda, $25.
tons Peavine, $30.; 3 tons
Lespedeza, %$30.;
ons mixed grass and Coastal
; Cuthbert. venue
Peavy, 4015
SS rinisbus Ph. PA. 3- eT

FOR SALE

giant Chinchillas,
show winning
avs. $3.00 ea., $5.00 pr.
$8.00 trio; Srs., $5.00 ea.,
$8.00 pr., F120) He. Satis-
as ;

ce ge ee Gilisville,
on: LE. 222619: (Gainesville).

Mixed. color guinea pigs
eavies) for sale or oS fc
a: inea pigs,

; a on M. Westbrooks,

n aretta. cae

oe white tet

| heavier than average,

D. Crowe, Rt. 2,'
|} MU. 8-0866.

ue Damson Plum, Musca-.

| Srown,

itm. Huckleberry, bearin. | bere:
25, $2; Black Walnut|C< Ley,

|ville, Ph. OL. 2-2121.

| Permit No. 63:
| Sebright bantams,
good |

Klondike Strawberry plants,

rooted :
Ethel;

pee, Mint, 300, $1, 500, $1.50,
0M. PP. R Chanclor,.

1$3.00 prs

500 bales hay for sale, 50c| > 40, 2

for Feed, and Peavine hay for!

Bermuda, Fescue and Clo-.
er hay, $1. bale or $45. ton

of Ros-!
Ph. BL. 5-!

Sea Bermuda hay, 75c.
Rm. L. Jackson, Rt. 1,
Ph. DR. 8-2245)

Clover and Dallas

on:

escue hay, 75c bale. All good, ;
right thay. Geonge C. ee

{ prices.
Some Hay for sale at my;

5 i
ae $22. All prices FOB.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

stock,
or}

_Extna large Northern

quail, imp-,
1 to B ozs.
1958.
crop, various ages, neady for

roved 39 years.,

idel. Permit No. 1. Free color:

photos, wt. certificates.
William A, Thomas, Box K,.
421 Mark Bldg, Atlanta, Ph.

1959 thatch Mongolian,
Ringneck Pheasants, full,
large birds, $1.75.
and $2. 00 ea. G. Allred. Re.

\1, Marietta, Ph. 8-1104



Bobwhite quail, $1.00 ea.
will not ship. T. G.:

Box 44, Mays-.



Rabbits; English doe, Du-'
teh doe and some Calif. show
winning stock for sale or will
exch. for black guinea pigs.

Bobby Phillips, 413 Rock-
springs Rd. NE. Atlanta.
Ph. TR. 4-1270.



Northern Bobwhite cial
raised in large flight pen,'
also, Golden
$3 00 pr.

$4,500 trio; Mallard ducks,

185.00
lorseradish. 75c doz. 'PP Ls % pr.; ned Carneux pig.

eons C. L. Cawthon, Riverdale
Ph. GR. 8-8106 after 6 P.M. |

3 mated prs.
Modenas, $4.00 pr.; 2 prs. big

| short blocky show type Kings:
Silver male mated to Blue:

Check A: O . ben. 1 pr:

| Blue Check A. O. C. mated,
$4.00 pr. No less than 2 prs.
shipped. Send M. O. with or-|b
jder, R. Lamar Brantley, Rt.
Charleston Wakefield and |

2, Wrightsville.

Colored Guinea pigs (ca-
vies), $2.50 ea. A. S. Roberts,





Norther Bebwhite quail,

mated, $3.00 pr.; $140.00 C.yp
fully matured; white Necks:
Ringneck Doves,

$5.00 pr.;
Chukar Partridges,

eollect. Money onder. Miss Eve
Wallace, 716 Myrtle St.,
Atlanta 8, Ph. TR.
About 100 pr.
Bobwhite quail,
$2.50 and $3.00 pr.
breeders. Send M. O. Shipped
Exp. Col. Permit No. 87.
J. L. Taylor, Rt. 2, Fort Valley
Ph. TA. 5-5804.

LIVESTOCK
Cattle







R.

Franks, Rt.



Come see. Deen Boatright, Rt.
4, Alma.



and open heifers. Herd certi-

Rufus. E.

2151.



calved 2-24-59. Deep dark red
Roberts, Ball Ground.

Domino bloodlines. G. Allred,
Rt. 1, Marietta, Ph. 8-1104.

Reg. Hereford bull, 12 mo.s

day except Sunday. M. B.
Welsh, Rt.

con.
Reg.

weaning

bloodlines,

Angus bull
age,
for sale or will
Ameus heifers
Peter Hodkinson,

calves,

or COWS.

Ridge, Cornelia, Ph. 844-J-5.



sey, nice big teats, pasture
bred to nice Guernsey male,
looking to freshen in Jan.
Large size for a heifer. Bob
Knight, Rt. 2, Franklin, (on
old Armstrong Mill Ra.).





: ee =

rison, Rex, Ph, GR. 4-4947,

Blue Gazzi-

4006 Lawrenceville Rd., Tuc-'
ji ker, Ph. HI. 3-6044 (Atlanta).

Shipped express

NE,
4~5152. |

Northern :
1959 haiteh,;
Select,

1 kinsville,

| Cumberland Rd.,;

jsow, 2 yrs. old,
ipigs, 8 wks. old, $17. Fred-
erick Zipperer, Rt. 1, Box 182, ;
Guyton (15 mi. S. of on Hwy.:

| 14 purebred, Reg. heifers, in-'|%
noculated and vaccinated, 71%
to 9 mos. old, good bloodlines. |
|Reasonably priced. John :
1, Bremen, Ph.ij
5156 (Buchanan) after 6 PM. |f

Jersey milch cow for sale.

| Dbl Reg. polled Hereford |
breed age bulls and heifers, ||
ealfhood vaccinate; Cows with }:
calf at side and re-bred; bred:

fied and accredited. Popular |!
jbloodlines and reasonable |}

Roberson, |
Box 14, Odum, Ph. Juno 4-})

Reg. horned Hereford bull, if

and extra well marked. Carl'}

Polled Hereford bulls, 8}}

mos. old, dbl. Reg., well/g
marked and good wt. for age, |
Battle Domino and _ Rollo|j

old, very gentle, $200. See any f
2, Heath Rd., Ma-

championship |4

c/o Circle H Angus Farm, pi

Extra nice heifer, red Jer- |!

fit well into
iberd. Reasonably priced. Hol-.,

eg. polled Hereford bull,
11 mos. ane dark eolor, ex-
cellent beef background for!
producing fine beef calves:
also, light red stallion -with'
flax mane and tail, with blaz-

ied face, wt. approx. 900 bs.,

6-7 yrs. old, gentle, ride and |)
work. John Britt Chandler,
Jr., Spring Hill Farm, Wat-'
i Phe. SO;
nights.

Fine Reg. Angus cow of!
the Barbara family, to calve'
in April with 3rd calf. Would
any purebred



lis Boone, Rt. 5, Newnan, Ph.
AL. 3- 4377.

Reg. Aberdeen Angus cow
with Reg. Aberdeen Angus.
bull ealf, $295. for both del.
fo 100 mi.; also, Reg. Aber-

{deen Angus cow with Reg.

heifer calf, both, $295. C.
MeClure, Dawsonville.

Purebred Holstein heifer,

N.:



i bred to pure white face bull,

come in Feb, 20th. Calfhood
vaccinated, $160. FOB. P. J.
Sewell, Lavonia.

_ 43 head grade, tested Here-
fords and young Reg. bull.
W. E. Dye, Byromyille.

12 Holstein springers, 2
Guernseys, all from dairy
herd, ealfhood vaccinated,
$200. ea. Louis Tate, Cloud-
Jand, Ph. 599 (Menlo).

_ Swine
Top quality Berkshire herd,
oar; 3 mos. old pigs, either |.
sex, with or without papers;;
1 bred sow. Stuart Lewis, 1264,

NE, Atlan-
ta, Ph. TR. 2-1072.



bloodlines, Reg. in buyers:
name. Prices start at $25. M.
. Courson, Hazlehurst.

Puregred Landrace pigs, 14:
wks. old, boars and
Subj. to Reg. H. P. Wilson, Rt.
a 80, Marietta, Ph. 7-





old, best of bloodlines, both
sexes, $25. ea. Roscoe Me-.
Donald, Jh.; Rt. 1,



Reg. Duroc gilt, $30.; Reg.
$50. Reg.:

tee type,

99-3171),

jsows. Reg.
See at my place. George Fer-,

| Reg. Landrace, service age;
\boar and gilts. from popular.

gilts, | :-
arcs Mules & Ponies

1 mare, approx. 1,350 Ibs...

Duroc pigs, reg, wormed and, 9 yrs. old, sound, good work-

treated for Cholera, 13 wks.

Milledge-
| ville, Ph. GL. 2- 2766. '

s, 2-1/2-5 m
old, either sex, bred gilts, 300

ibs., sows, 500-700 Ibs... to far-

row in Feb. Best of blood-

j lines, free of disease, with or
Reasonably ,

Ph.
| saddle. Will work anywhere

without papers.

fete Life treated. M.
ecco, Sandersville,
3856. oo ;



bloodlines,

2989.

15 Berkshire
China pigs, 7 wks.



{Birmingham Community
M. Neese, Rt. 4, Alpharetta.

40 to 50 shoats, avg, wt.
around 50 iIbs., life treated,
males castrated, some red,



ter, Candler Co.,

Rt.

MU. 5-1083.



Cert.

gilts of all ages. Priced nea-

isonable. Lawton Ursery, Ha-

ziehurst.



best bloodlines, jong, lean,
meat type. Wt. around 125
lbs., near 5 mos. old. Make
fine herd boars
in buyers name.

euson, Rt: 1, Cave Spring.



$40.: 9 shoats, 50-65 Ibs.,
Toe Purcell, Rt.
(at Holbrook Campground).

Reg. Landrace gilts, boars,
service age boars. bred gilts
and bred sows, 100 pct.



ers name. Unrelanted prs. H.
R. Gossett, Cave Soring.

er, gentle for children to ride,
for sale or will trade for sad-
dle horse. J.
Cornelia.



jand 2 H wagon a sale. Mrs.
R. L. Ferrell, Rt. 2, Newnan,
Ph. AL. 3-3355.





2-5 mos, ae oar sell

Landrace shoats from top
boars and gilts,| R
wriced to sell. Marion Willing-
ham, Washington, Ph. OS. 8-:

and Poland |
old Jan. 2.'
iwt. 40 ibs. ea., $7.50 ea. Near!

some bik. and white, $10. ea.,
FOB my farm, 5 mi. W. Met-
near 46.
paved Hwy. L. H. Edenfield,
3, Box 177, Metter, Ph..

| Reg. meat type Yorkshires,
Hlampshires and Durocs.
disease free herd. Boars and}

Reg. SPC boars and gilts,|

and brood

10 pics, 12 wks. old, $3
3, Alpharetta

im-_
vorted bloodlines. Reg. in buv-.

P. Glaze, Rt. 1!

2 good farm work mules,

2 good muies, not plugs try
them out anyway. R. L. Cook,

{ee

| Austell, Ph. 4539.

Purebred Landrace boar, 400: Angus. Robert &.





a
Palomino mare. J. W. Van-
Horn, 689 N. Indian Creck.
Rt. 3, Stone Mountain,
Ph. HI. 3-4440.

Solid black mare, about 12
yrs. old, and new western



and is very Zeniis to work or
a all $210. F. R. Fordham,
1, Metter, Ph. MU. 5-3060,



Small black mare, 52 in, _

very stylish, 3 gaitted, 8 yrs. _
old, eertie. $225. Naomi Lee
Bey, Rt. Box 417, Savan-.
mah, Ph. iigin 5-1825.

2 female Burros for sale; al-
so, some small ponies for sale, .
HS. Slate, Bi. Box ia.





Good saddle horse for sale,
clean cut. James Reed, Claxe
ton, Ph. 144.

Black and white Shetland
colt; 5: gaited bay mare, 900-
950 lbs., bred nice gelding
colt by side. For children or
adult: bay, blaze faced, mare,
about 1,000 Ibs. good ccow
pony and works good. Tomme
Atlen,. Jr., Danville, Pb. 23358.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED







Want good grade
cows with calves and rebred
to good bulls. Prefer Black
Ware, Box
251, Hogansville.

Will trade large litter scw
(farrow lst wk. in March) for
mileh type heifer cow +



Caos:
calve by April 15, 1960. Rey
Grindle, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Want 3 to 5 yr. old Angus
or Hereford herd bulls from
south of east Ga. Want to sce
their calves. L. N. Thompson,
Mt. Vernon.

POULTRY

FOR SALE







Araucanus (Haster
chickens at a bargain. Harvey
Grizzle, 23 Fairview St., Car-
tersville.

Red Gin game stags aa
hens, very a Cleve-
Jand Parker, Rt. 3, Gneens-





boro.



ae

little in formation

substance.

right one.

26 dairy cows and 7 heif- |
ers, mostly Holstein, clean, 1]
for immediate sale. R. G. Har- jj





Rt. 3, Ellaville.

SICKNESS IN ANIMALS

The Office of our State Chemist frequently receives re-

for us to proceed on.

the feed is rarely ever to blame.



such a problem, he needs certain information.

Quite often there are various drugs added which are toxic if
the levels are too high.

quests to analyze samples of feed believed to contain sub-
stances causing sickness or death in farm animals or poultry.

These requests come from people such as the farmer, a
county agent, a veterinarian, etc., and quite often have very

In order for the State Chemist to intelligently tackle

First of all,

before a sample of such feed is sent, a veterinarian should be
consulted. In case of death, an autopsy should be performed
to determine whether death was caused by a disease or a toxic
In the experience of the State Chemist's Office,

If the veterinarian decides that it is a toxic substance, he
should indicate what he thinks it is. Otherwise, the Chemis-
try laboratory may run numerous tests and still not hit on the
In addition to the veterinary report, the feed
guarantee tag should always be enclosed with the sample.



iad

fast







"WANTED,



roosters, 1959
3 to anyone who

eee
oa, n

pee et

d 8



"ee $3. ea.
L. Griffin, |

jeured thick middlin meat.

ie King
ane pig-
pr; Muscovy
Bantam hens,
be ea. Starling

3 ees 800 ten mo.

ax er twit Leghorn
enn about 75 pet.

are free from
130 ea. for the gt
rams, McDonough,

10 wks.
uptets, 60c
Le



A, ea ae aad
Vhite some eg
is yrs. bir i. ee iy.

Williams, 3834 Boulde. rk
Ot in te Pie rar
4.9540,

97 Speckled young auipeas,

Es ie Cannot ship. Clyde



Rt. 3, Dallas,

: oa gcadus chickens (Easter
Bee). laying 7 ons. $12.
. ik Hets,- $ atching
of ea.; pa old chicks,
a Cornish bantams,
iitce g laying, $6. pr.;
ns ON, H, Red chick -
: pF. Ship

Edwards, 716 Myrtle -
4 ae 8, Ph, TR, ae 3152.

Dark Cornish show
wee bantams, $5. pr.; Tur-
teys, $5. and un: Mrs.

Garter, Box 487,
ae Atlanta il,

NE,

McMurry
Ph. DI.



antams, Rose Comb, good
avers. roosters and hens, $1.-

Oe 2 at farm. Ship Express
Ge light crates. Mrs.
vy, Newsome, Sandersville.

es oo. 400 Ib.; 1959 fall

turkeys, $2. a.:
young bantams, hoe and. up:
Mi UscOV" ducks, $1.50; 1 white
Gd ake duc $1.50. At my
Biaoe, osep | 1645 Up-
fer 58082,

~ POULTRY

WANTED







"Will ais 25 young White
ks, 2 mos. old, for bantam
hens or. will sell. R. Phil-
t, 2377 Summit Ave., NW,
Atlanta 18, Ph. SY. 4- 0009.

: Want 8 or 10 laying or ready
$0 lay Rhode Island Red hens
and 1 young. rooster. List
price and location. Seggie Dun-
Lawrenceville, pe

HAL: hota. *



1B Counties Completed Testing

Itomatic feeders.

Ph |



ee.

Want old fashion forked
leaf Spanish eee Will pay
as 2 BS ice. J. L, Steadham,

ox 183, Albany,

ae black locust seed
(kind for fence posts). State
as. and priee, H. Grady
oung, Box 858, Thomasville.

Want 1 piece old country

State price, and if you will
send COD. Mrs. O. C. Barfoot,
704 Morre Ave., Augusta, Ph.
Park 2-6960.

Want some pure Ribbon
Cane Syrup. W. A. McBrayer,
Sr., 1400 N. Broad St., Rome.

Want 2 or 3 tons good hay,
pear Greenville.
nd kind of hay. Richard C
ountain, Rt. 2, Greenville,
ih. OR. 2-4763.

Want 10-40 Ibs. Stuart pe-
eans, this yrs. crop. Send sam-
ple and best price. A. J. Con-
way, Kingston.







State price}:

Waldburg St. Savannah.

Want about 50 bu. good corn
for corn meal, within 25 mj
of Gainesville. Want your
cheapest price. Weldon Gil-

bert, Rt. 3, Hancock Ave.,
Gainesville.

Want old time Chufa nuts,
grass tops, brown, walnut -
like goodies, nuts on roots.
Helen Polly Hall, Trenton.

Want 100 bales bright
wheat straw. Quote best price
del. G: L:. Roberts, Jr, 3237
Mount Olive Rd., East Point.

Want 75. to 100 bu. good
corn, State what you have and
price del. to my barn. L. T.
Long, Bremen, Rt. 1, Box 184.
Ph. LE. 7-3039.

Want 250 to 500 bu. good
yellow corn. Quote price del.
to farm, 10 mi. E. of Thomas-
ton. J. T. McKoy, Thomaston.

Garden Sage, $1. lb. Del.
Large amounts cheap. Mrs.
Myrtle Pace, Rt. 1, Temple.















. Want 50 Stuart pecan trees,
3 to 4 ft. No stunted trees.
State price. O. BE. Crawford,
Rt. 3, Barnesville.

Want good clean baled
shucks. State price and where
located, Jas. B. Woods, Brooks,
Ph. LY. 6828 (Senoia).

Want 3 tons baled Oats or
shucks. Quote del. prices in
letter. John H. Dunn, Rt. 1,
Biffle Rd., Stone Mountain.

Want some home dried
peaches, for home use. Mrs.
. J. Coley, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Want immediately, 40 - 50
Stuart pecan trees, 4 to 6 ft.







-|tall. State price and location,

Len Hart, Box 207, Gaines-
ville, Ph. LE. 2-2064.

Want Blue Cats, Channel
Cats, Bass, Trout and Blue
Gill fish for stocking pond.



E. Quote best prices by thousand
and size of fish.

Z. H. Baton,

Rt. 2, Dalton.
Want good used metal roof-



ing, either galvanized or alum-|

inum, to cover building 40 x
250 ft.: also, want deep well
pump and Big Dutchman au-
Must be in
good cond. and soe ay
priced. No junk. Weldon -
Bennett. Rt. ,. Canton, a3
GR. 9- 2644.

~ Want Bugsy in good running
order, within 50 mi. of Odum.
-F. Dean. Odum.

Want 600 bu. of ear. corn,
in shuck, delivered to mv
farm. J. M. Godwin, Sr., Rt.

12 Box 128, Washington, Ph.

OS. 8-2694.

Want some good baled hay
and shucks, within 30 mi. i
dius.
and if vou will del. Gladys
Duran, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Want Blueberry, (not Huc-
kleberry or Vaccinium angus-
tifolium) plants. Quote price
delivered. Emil Heino, Rt. 1,
Box m-13, Jesup.

Want some Leather Britches
or Shuck Beans: Quote price.
Millhollan, eet





Write kind, best price{



Want 200 fence post. A. B.
Rich, Pelham.

HANDICRAFTS

FOR SALE



50e tea

Dry ground sage,
25

cupful; red hot pepper,

ipods, 30c: black Snake root,

60c match boxful; large red
Peanuts, for eating purpose,
2 - 4 in hull, $2.25 pk., $7. 50
bu.; -pink skins, same price,
for eating only. Add postage.
G-Tfo Brown, Rt. 1, Ball
Ground.

McClellan saddle, reason-
ably priced. Frank Pece, 812
Pierce St., College Park, Ph.
PO, 1-4367 after 6 PM.

500 gal. or more old Ga,
Sugar Cane syrup, $1.00 gal.
or 85e for lot FOB my home;
100 cases, 12 qts. to case, bot-
tles, 1959 run, $3 case, good
thick and bright. 5 mi. W.
Metter, Candler Co., near 46
paved Hwy. one Edenfield,
Rt. 3, Box 177, Metter,
MU. 5-1083.

Niece clean mutton tallow
(sheep), 50c lb. PP Prompt
shipment. Garnett pens
Rt. 1, Baldwin.

100 Ib. cap white feed bags,
unwashed, 12-or more, 20c ea.;
washed and ironed, $3 doz.
PP. Evelyn Bramlett, Margret.

Nice dried sage, $1.75 lb.;
rooted sage plants, $1.75 doz.:
Sage seed, 20c for 2 doz. Add
postage. Mary Tumlin, Een-
onallee.

Yellow root, wild Cherry
bark and Sweetgum bark, a.
4 lb., $1.25. Noel Crump, Bt
2, Talking Rock.

Fresh Calif. multiplyin
beer seed, large start, 25c,
starts, $1, 8. FE. Weeks, Box
261, Rt. 2, Blue Ridge.

Jerusalem Artichokes, $1.40
Cal = Ves Etheridge, 109















: Church St., Tennille.



BRUCELLOSIS. ERADICATION
One County Preliminary Testing

Gountles in which Preliminary testing has been started

Morgan |

_Bibb

Dooly

Fudge,

Ph.



Calhoun
Camden

Coweta

Dougherty

postage
Rt. 5 Ellijay. :



New crop sefeut Stuart pe-
cans, 35 lb. at my place. M.
M. Minor, 1067 Canton. Bt

Roswell.



White teed ee 100. Ib.
cap., ripped and washed, $3
doz. plug postage. No COD or-
ders. Gladys Duran, Rt. A,
Cumming.



Pure hog lard, made ack
this yr., 25 lbs. in new cans,
$4.00; 50 lbs., $8.00. Mrs. Kate
Harfell, Fayetteville.



Large Bamboo cane roe
20c ea. plus postage. B.
157 Crawford St.,
Colquitt.



Nice clean ground sage, 53e
pt. Add 10e postage on ea. pt.;
red hot ground pepper, 10c
tabls. PP. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. Garnett Simmons, Rt. 1,
Baldwin.



Yellow root, freshly dug and
washed, 4 lb. lard boxful,
85c; Catnip, match boxful,
25c; red Cowhorn pepper, 6

pods, 25c; cherry bark, match

boxful, 25e Sweetgum, 25c
match box; Queen of Meadow,
4 bunches, 50c. Add postage.
Mrs. Martha Walker, Rt. 5,
Box 58, Ellijay.



Electric churn in good cond.,
$5. Mrs. C. C. Williams, Rt. 2,
Senoia.



A few Catalpa (fish beg)
tree seed, $1 pk. PP; about i-
1/2 A. Kudzu Crowns at your
own price, you dig them. T. 8.
Ouzts, Box 68, Winder.



3 stone churns for sale. Mrs.
Lee Kirkley, 3860 Cascade
Rd., SW, Atlanta II.

Hand gathered, shade dried
Sage, $1.50 lb. plus postage.
J.-C Brown, Rt: 2. Toccoa,

White feed sacks, 100 Ib.
eap., 3, $1.00; also chicken fer-
tilizer, 80c bag. _ Ji
Carter, McMurry D
Box 487, Atlanta 11,
4-1388.

"Ph, DI.

A No. 1 pure Ga. oF _

rup, twelve 1/2 gal., $.

24 qts., $8. 75. _..
Ross Swann, Dawson.

Hen manure, exe. quality,
very few shavings, del. West-
side Atlanta. L. E. Widney,
3850 Bakers Ferry, SW, At-
lanta, Ph, PL. 3-9005.

This years crop Kentucy
Mtn, Buckeyes, 50. doz. Fe.
C. I. Tolliver; Rt. 1; Hoery
Face.

Ground Sage, 50e teacup;
hot red Pepper, 50 pods free
with ea. $2.00 order; Button
Snake root, May apple, 60
large match box; Blood, Rat-
tle and Yellow root, wild Cu-













|}cumber bark, Queen of Meae

dow, Devils Shoe String, 4
Ibs. $1.50. Add postage. P. B.
Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

Ga. Red sweet potatoes,
large or small quantities.
Truck loads a specialty. Write



or call, B. J. Head; Ph. 3791.

10 Counties Now Area es

Counties in which area testing Is now underway

Harris
Henry
Lee
McIntosh
Mitchell |

Putnam

(ea

Fayette



E. Chastain, Rt.





White cotton crochete
by shoes, either pastel
trimmed, $1. pr.; rayol
crocheted baby shoes,
or white, $1. ae pre
postage ee Eliza
Coleman, Rt. 1 oe 205 -
ielsville Rd., Athens.

Large size quilts, dif.
signs, all new material,
ton padding, solid ooloe
ings, $6.; all new tops, 2,
large size and new ma
Mrs. R. H. Clark, Rt. 7,

ee

Dbl. bed size quilt tops
cotton print scraps, $3.3
PP. Mrs. H. C. Westbro
2, Cumming.

White crocheted counte:
pane, popcorn stitch,
size, $45.; 6 pe. white
sets, $3., 9 pe., $4.50;
white vanity, 2 25: illo
case oe i set: e
doll dresses, $2.50 Add post:
age. Mary Tumlin, Easta
lee.

Med. or small size apro:
40c ea.: large size, 65e ch
drens aprons, 25c ea., bor
ered or colored. Add postage.
Miss Odell Parks, Rt. oe

jay.

Full size quilt tops, nice
new material, $2.25 ea. Ad
postage. Mrs. Ben McBrayer
Rt. 2, Temple.

Emb. pillowcases with cro.
cheted edging, $1. set;
fashion bonnets, $1. ea.; clot
es pin bags, made like little
dress, $1. ea.; quilt patch ap-
rons, 75c ea. Add postage. Mrs
Floyd Major, Rt. 8, Gaines
ville.

Bed size quilt tops, dbl. be
size, Mach. sewed, new scra
$2. ea.; single bed tops, $1.50;
tea aprons, 75 ea.; pot ho j-
ders, 25c ea., 6, $1.: white pil
lowcases, colored borders, $1.
pr.: frilly girls dresses, siz@
2- 6, $1.50 ea. PP. Mrs. Grady
3, Jasper.

21 in. magnolia design cro
cheted ruffle doily, white, $3
13 in. ruffle doily, white, $1
50 21 in. star and pineapp!
ruffled doily, $3.; 36 in. roun
table cloth, pineapple desig
yellow, $3. 75. PP. Mrs. J.
Ellis, Jr., Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Emb. pillowcases with
cheted edging, $1. set;
fashion bonnets, $leas
es pin bag, made like
dress, $1. ea.; aprons,
50e, large with bib, 75e;
ser scarf, emb. crocheted
ing, 75c ea. Add postage. M
Floyd Major, Rt. 8, Gas
ville.

Better Beet Gains :
Agronomists, Agricultu
Extension Service, say
search has shown that.
Coastal Bermuda, per-a
beef gains ean be incr
from 256 pounds with
pounds nitrogen to |
pounds with 200 pounds
nitrogen. Yet, on an averag
farmers are using only ab
25 pounds of nitrogen
acre on Coastal Bermuda.

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Seminole
Stewart
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Taliaferro
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