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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUKrTAIN. N. C.
"Slap Sow"
Will Result
In High Yields
North Carolina cotton growers
can still realize the advantages
of skip row planting in 1966 des
pite a tightening of regulations
which place a greater burden on
available cropland.
Under the new rules farm m
planting in skip row will be
charged with 30 per cent more
land planted than in 1965 Thii
\ ipplies to the most commonly
used skip row patterns ?uca
|^2xl or 2x2. The -1x4 pattern will
"iflt be affected,
I Last year a farmer could plani
■ in a 2x2 pattern with the land
area measured as 50 per cent
jlanted and 50 per cent u. plant
3d. Next year he will be chargt^d
with 66?3 planted and 33*3 un
planted.
“This will virtually rule out
skip row planting for the farm
er who has very limited crop
land,” explains Glenn Toomey.
extension cotton specialist at
North Carolina State University
at Raleigh.
“But the farmer who has
enough idle land to absorb this
increase caused by the change in
regulations can profit by plant
ing in skip row.”
Toomey added, however, that
skip row planting is not desira
ble in every situation. “Skip row
patterns are advantageous only
on land that produces large cot
ton plants with heavy foliage.
There is little or no advantage in
planting in skip row on land
with a history of producing small
plants.”
The advantages of skip pat
terns are the roomine.ss that al
lows more sunlight in through
heavy foliage and the freedom
for roots to grow and reach
plant nutrients and moisture.
"Skip row will result in high
er yields on land with a high po
tential or on land with a history
of growing large plants,” Toom
ey asserted. I
This was shown in research i
plots at the Piedmont Agricul- ,
tural Research Station in Rowan ;
County last season. Solid planted ;
cotton produced 620 pounds per j
acre; the 2x1 pattern produced |
705 pounds; and the 2x2 pattern |
produced S65 pounds. •
Each of these plots received
nitrogen at the rate of 40 pounds
per acre appliwl as sidedressing.
With 60 pounds the solid planted
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NORTH CAROLINA.
'CLEVELAND COUaNTY.
UNDER AND By Virtue of the
power of sale contained in that
certain Deed of Trust executed by
John F. Tesseneer and wife, Ger
tie Tesseneer, to Charles C. Cam
eron, Trustee for Cameron-Brown
Company, dated August 20, 1962,
and recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Cleveland
County, North Carolina, in Deed
of Trust Book 609, at Page 18;
and under and by virtue of the
authority vested in the under
signed as Substitute Trustee by
an instrument In writing dated
November 24, 19^5. and duly re
corded in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds for Cleveland
County, North Carolina: default
having been made in the indebt
edness secured thereby and the
said Deed of Trust being by the
terms thereof subject to foreclos
ure, and the holder of the in
debtedness thereby secured hav
ing demanded a foreclosure
thereof for the purpose of satis
fying said indebtedness, the un- i
dersigned Substitute Trustee will i
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at
the Cleveland County Courthouse
door in the City of Shelby, North
Carolina, at 12:00 o’clock noon
on the 3rd day of January, 1966,
the realty conveyed in said Deed
of Trust, the same being located
in the township of throe (3),
neveland County, North Caro
lina,and being more particularly
described as follows:
Being located on the East side
of North Carolina Highway No.
226, about 3 miles Southeast of
the city of Shelby, North Caro
lina, and being all of Lot No.
4 of the Addle S. Beam prop
erty, according to a survey and
plat by Clyde Fesporman, Reg
istered Surveyor, dated Octo
ber 30, 1961, and being describ
ed by metes and bounds as fol
lows:
BEGINNING at a stake in the
East edge of the right of way
of Highway 226 (said stake be
ing located 30 feet from the
center of Highway No. 226,
South, and North 7-45 East 220
feet from the Northwest corner
of the Claude Barrett proper
ty), and runs thence with said
right of way. North 13-20 East
100 feet to an iron pin; thence
South 72-47 East 200 feet to an
iron pin; thence South 12-58
West 101.6 feet to an iron pin;
thence North 72-17 West 200.8
feet to the place of BEGIN
NING.
The highest bidder at sueh
sale shall be required to make a
ten per cent (WA) ca.sh deposit
pending confirmation of sak!
‘ Igale as required by law, and the
gpCiTiy will be sold subject to
which might be due.
tie 3rd day of December,
yidded 710 poundg, and witb 80
pounds of nitrogen it
pounds.
With 60 pounds of N sidedress*
ing the 2x1 produced 780 pounds,
and with 80 pounds of N it was
615 pounds. In the 2x2 with 60
pounds of N the yield was 1,180
pounds of cotton per acre.
**Tbis research supports t>otIi
Buy Foods In Good Supply
Start the New War rijlil by
buying foedi that are in aiiund-
ant supply. Very olten a big crop
m‘‘jns a big saving.s to consuni-
should fin<l them an exi'ellont ,
i buy- hikh shelled and unsuelled.
I All-
Ru' y U//le. co.-isumcr
.ing economist ai N. C'.
Ujii'Ac.'siiy, say^ other
In Janu:iry, the U.S. Dcparl-‘ jn n .i vvliirh are expected ti) be
I meiit of Agriculiun* .sa> - p'jcai... 'I. ioilul incUide gmpes, onions,
the use of skip row and th<’ use will t ;p the list of ; potaioi’'?. r». ange.s and orange
of rea.ionahle amounts of nitro-• Nearly 254 niillion pouiuls oic juice, ml iti t eluTries
and split peas.
Grapes are now plentiful in
the fosd stores and will continue
to be so. There is a record crop
of 4.2 million tons (storage sup
plies mostly E i.perors.)
ago. And potatoes are
from the largest fall crop
record. Look on low prices,
Thursda^_D^I>w 30.2965
"tTme of year.
800(1.
coum, niuiy deUciousW
You can get your daily supply apples are
of vitamin C frnrn
jnerket.
a choice of !supply is )
many citrus fruits. The Califor- year s
' cent above avenge-
a lubri-
philip V, Harrell
LibsUtute Trustee
12^9-30
^en,” roorney observed
I expected this year. So shoi»pe‘s ■ . j:i, ^r.ipcfruil, apples.
The price Is way down on on- : nia-Arizona navel orange crop JS
ions. 'Pile late summer crop 1 the largest since 1947. There are
in the which is available in the stores I more eating oranges coming out
abbage now i.> a fifth larger than a year of Florida than usual at this;cant.
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