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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday March 13, 1959
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County Extension Advisory
Boards to Be Established
The North Carolina Agricultural
Extension Sei^vice has begun an am-
“bitious program to organize advis
ory boards in each of the state’s
100 counties.
Robert W. Shoffner, assistant Ex-
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tension Service director, in an-^
nouncing the statewide movement,
said “The Extension Service’s staff
and program have always been
built on local needs. The county ad
visory boards will provide a formal
means of advising Extension agri
cultural and home economic agents
and thereby assist them in building
a program which best meets the
needs of the people in the county.”
The advisory boards, said Shoff
ner, will represent all segments
and interests in the county. The
function of the boards will be to ad
vise on both current and long-range
Extension Service programs. But
the boards will not necessarily re
place any useful Extension boards
or committees already established
in the county, declared Shoffner.
County agricultural and home
economics agents, in setting up the
boards, will give consideration to
the fields of service prospective
members represent—such as farm
ers, homemakers, home demonstra
tion clubs, 4-H clubs, farm organiza
tions, business interests and farm
supply, marketing and processing
firms, rural ministers, civic clubs,
health organizations, etc.
These groups will select their
own members of the board, said
Shoffner.
The county advisory boards will
have a membership of 10 to 15 per
sons serving staggered terms. Each
board will have a chairman, a vice
chairman and a secretary. There
will also be a five-member execu
tive committee.
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Cows Profit
For Farmers
The highest producing milk cows
are usually the most profitable
cows in the herd.
Dairy Herd Improvement Associ
ation figures show that as the vol
ume of milk goes up, the return
per dollar spent for feed- also
climbs. Of course, this is true only
up to a certain point, but few dai
rymen have to worry about reach
ing that point of diminishing re
turns.
How can you be absolutely sure
which of your cows are the high
producers? The only way you can
know for sure, sai4 Marvin Senger,
dairy specialist for the N. C. Ag
ricultural Extension Service, is by
keeping dairy records. Equally
sleek, handsome cows may be total
ly different in their milk-producing
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Plant Foods Lost
In Farm-Set Fires
The practice of burning cotton
and corn stalks, crab grass and
woodland cover has been compared
to lighting cigarettes with dollar
bills.
An acre of corn normally pro
duces about two tons of stover,
which contains about 36 pounds of
actual nitrogen. This is the equiva
lent of 225 pounds of nitrate of
soda, explained Bill Lewis, Wilson
county agricultural agent.
“So you see,” Lewis added,
“when stalks and leaves are burn
ed in the spring, valuable plant
food goes up in smoke.”.
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