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7 cf knpdcza to seed fox
,m: Tests conducted,in dif
: -t localities of the - State
: '.: .7 that the Kobe and Tennes
.3 73 axe the heaviest hay pro
Czzizz varieties. These 22 tests
: 1. 3 the Kobe variety an aver
t -h production of 2,868 pound3
r J the Tennessee 70 an aver-
Eorth Carolina pc:Jtryr:ea arejpl;.t3 ccs rp V y :
expected to start crrciir:ately
0,CC3,CCO easy chicle tin year
accordir to T. T. Prown, exten
sion poultryman at State College.
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t:;;:;j to a ecu i- ir..:3
tefcre they are set cut ia t3 epea
garden or field. ' . ,
Eiswonger sail catbre, cauli
Selecting the breed and Tanety. flower, lettuce, tcraato, pepper,
U QIC Vi'UiC UUIUlMUik UCUMVU9
which the grower must make. If
he wishes to market his Diras as
eggplant, and other such veeta
Dies may oe started tais way.
Xne seed nay ce sown in tne
mailt Ho m 11 Mica ATI tf thA haft1' 1 it. i.
vier breeds, such as Earrea Bocks. January or early in February, he
Then he can use utility birds, such
as Ehode Island Beds, which are
good for both egg production and
meat." v , -r . , ; ,;.
In a broadcast on the Carolina
Farm Features vprogram 'Friday,
A cold frame resembles a tobac
co seed bed, he said, although the!
tow axe not exactly alike.
The wooden frame enclosing the
bed should be 15 to 18 inches high
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r3 CI pounas. Xfle V.Om- Tfttinorw 9Q Wr -Rrrtnm will riv- c w.
r:.ca variety was third, wift IVeS f?
rver&ge production of 2,342 lbs
tween the first two varieties ex
cept that the stems and leaves
cf the Kobe Lare coarser? than
either the Tennessee 76 or the
Conmon. The point to be con
sidered would be the cost of , the
c;cd and the availability. : '
CUTCTIOn: How much artificial
1'-ht should be put in my lay
i t houses?
11. -. 7E3 : This depends, iof course
r;n the size of the houses, but
. v. here electric ' lights are used,
. t-o 40 watt bulbs should, .be
, rr3vued for each 400 square ft.
. cf floor space. The bulbs should
; ts placed in the center- of the
t case ten feet apart and six ft
tove the floor. A reflector, six
" t::n inches in diameter and four
, inches deep should be used with
c.-ch light bulb so as to reflect
; t light to the entire house.
7hen lishts are used it is also
, necessary to increase the grain
aai mash ration in order to
CCtrol haAv wicrht. urtA ollnur
fcr the. increased et& ijrodTift-
ioa. Be sure that the birds go
' tn rnnst vrith their drain full f
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grain as it is important that the
bedy weight be maintained " at
all times.
and varieties. Through this broad
cast, he hopes to help growers de-
high along the front side. For the
average home garden - the bed
should be 6 feet wide and 24. feet
vrrYiiAr 4-Iiav taTATflil IiVa 4a mica 1tit- I V ..
ing 1937 if they are not ;tmJLJZJJl
Csnd ;' in your subscription ; to
Ths Duplin Times today.
with their present breed. v;
The schedule "in fullior the
week of January 25-30 follows;
Monday, L. I. Case, "Selling Mar
ket Iambs": Tuesday. I. P. Wat
son, "let's Grow Our Own Plants" ;
"The Future of Farm Tenancy in
North Carolina' ; Thursday, Home
Demonstration Department : T Fri
day. T. T. Brown, "Selectinsr the
rropex aieea and variety of Poul
try'7; and Saturday, Forestry De
partment.' ' -
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Be wise and advertise in The
Duplin Times. 1 f t
; At Your Best!
Free From ' Cccsiipaiicn ,
Nothing beats a clean system for
health! , - , - -
At the first sign of constipation,
take purely vegetable Black-Draught
xor prompt reuer.
cross the top of the bed will help
hold the cover cloth off the plants.
lne clotn may be second-hand sa
sh or bleached muslin. Zlnslia sat
urated with linseed oil will hold
warmth in the beed and shed rain
water.
The cold frame should be locat
ed in a sunny place, faciag the
south. Six inches of good loam soil
mixed with garden maaure should
be placed within the frame.
Plants may be traasferred from
the seed boxes to the frame when
they have developed two - leaves.
Set them two to four inches apart.
They may be transplanted to the
garden when they begin to crowd
or when all ' danger of frost or
freezing is past.' : ; r ; ,
M Ventilation should- tmU'Movided
even on cold days.' As the weather I
gets warmer, the cover should be
rolled back a little more each day
to harden the young plants. They
should be . watered on mornings
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Mny men ana women ut uu BUCK-' -,,,1,,, tomiwr-t,
Draught brtogf such refreshing relief. By wnen the temperature IS HSing.
um ciosnauiB scuon, poisonous eiieau OI
constipation are driven out; ' you soon
feel better, more efficient. '
Black-Draught costs less than most other
laxatives. . , ,
DLACK-;D?JIUGUT
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17i1Y- COT?
HDlSKICLLilK
SEED 8(1017
BEEN ASSED TO DISCUSS DE
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: MAKE YOUR CHOPS GIVE BETTEE EETUEKS?
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P;7 using the recommended and tried method of putting
out your Fertilizer and planting all in one operation,
tls BAUD-WAY Method for better crops. ir.OII AGE
crs, Tc-cco Traacplaaters, aad other ea,uipa:cat. . '
jr.nz ros peice3 aitd fuzxtes kttoiiaticit.
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' J. B. . Hutson, director of the
AAA east central region, has ac
cepted an invitation to address the
seed exposition and third aanual
conference of the IT. C. Crcp ln
rrcveneat Associatica. to be hdi
ia Cclisbcro, February 9 aai 10..
II3 has fccea asked to discuss de
'i . c-.-t x, -c :cn..:a
. 2.. J. I :;rt, tLca-
r::a seed specialist et Tite Ccl
IV -a is Lclpirg u r;3 for
the expositioa. - -
D. S. V7eayer, extension p cul
tural eniaeex at the college, is
schedaled to speak ca rural elsctri
ficatka, Etaurt added. tills
T.ill t.3 dcllcrcred Wedac: " v no-i-iaT,
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will broadcast part of Y7ti- . ; y's
-tc.-i frcxa 12:CD to 1:C .1.
Li3 will ir.cI.1I3 'short f..'
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