The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-07-28

49, Coitot IoSIPSSiVt |
1890 T.. M-Corn Silage. a Sup
piefnent to Pastures-W. F.. Ward.
senior animal husbandnan, Washing
ton, D.. G.
200 p. M.-Raising Our Own Work |
ANIMALS and Their Economic Impor-
tance-E. r. Lloyd. director Mis-
siss'ppi Experiment Station.
3:19 p. M-Co-nDararlve Buyine
and Selling Of: Beef Cattle and sheep
X. 5. Curtis, Dairy Prodacts-W. II.
EATON. Poultry Products-W. j. Shu-
ford; Horses. G. McNutt, Hogs
w. r. Ward, Washington II. G.
400 p. M-Judging Horses. G.
McNutt and S. NJ Salisbury
500 P. M-Judging Mules-G. A.
Roberts and S. NJ. Salisbury.
500 p. M.-The Education of the
Boys and Girls Of North Carolina
Address by D.. T. T. Harrison.
$50 +. M.-"Improved Methods of
address by
Mr.. ID. X. Cocker, HartsNille. S. G.
e~dsae5d4ay, August 26th-Conferencc
on Cotton amt Corn, C~onaiucted by
Prof. C. I-Newnsan.
30 A. M.-NarietieS adapted to
different Sections of the State: Cotton
7. J. w. Broom. Monroe. N. c.:
Corn. T. Meacham. Statesville, n.
G.; J. f. Latham, Jessama, n. c.
1919 A. M.-tmproving Cotton by
Seed Selection on tn eFarn-R Y.
Winters. West Raleigh. N. c..
l1:30 a. M.-Improving Corn by Seed
Selection on the Farm-G. Nj. Car
rem, Raleigh, N. G..
1l:15 A. M.-Rotations for Cotton
and Corn in Eastern. North Carolina
+. F.. Browne, West Raleigh.
1870 A. M.-Rotations for Cotton
and Corn in Central North Carolina
r. w. Pou. Elmwood.
Lac A. M.-Rotation for Corn in
Western North Carolina-E. l.. Per
llins. Hendersonville.
General Discussion-T. E. Parker.
12:l5 p. M.-The Fertilization OF
Cotton and Corn. g.. Williams,
West Raleigh. n. G.
1910 +. Mower Crops for Cot
ton and Corn-C. r. Hudson, Raleigh
zoe F. INCORPORATION for and
Cultivation of Cotton and Corn. r
Diggs, Rockingham; j. A. burlington
Salemburg; +. p. Shields. Scotland
Neck.
2:45 p. M.-What Should the Farm.
ct do With His Cotton Seed-B. w
kIlgOre, 7. b. Parker.
3:o0 +. M.-SOTne Important Cotton
II. Fulton, West Raleigh, n. G..
1920 p. M.-Control Of Insect Enc
mics: CottOn-Dr. Franklin Sherman
Raleigh. N. G.
$40 2. M.-Control of Insect Enc
mies-Corn-Prof. 4. P. Metcalf, 0
West Raleigh, N. c.
Wednesday,. August 26th-Ionferenc
ON Horticulture t'ondueted by Pro
i j. II. Pillsbury.
500 A. M.-"Morning Demonstra
tion"-Inspection Of Horticulture
Grounds, and Seasonable Operation:
$50 A. M.-''The Importance Q
: Good Seed. and How to Get It'-E
6. Hastings, Atlanta, Ca
1o:f5 A.. M;.The Value Of Cree
Crops in Building up the Land fo
Speaker to be supplied.
r 11:08 A. M.-"Trucker's Crop I>ota
n items for Maintaining Soil Fertility
Speaker to be supplied.
. HAS A. M.-"Labor Saving Implt
ments in Trucking" Speaker to
e supplied.
: 1880 p M.-"Prohtable True
Crops."-R. D. Paschal. Ridgewa
IS N. c.
o 200 p. M.-"The Net Value
commercial Fertilizers on the Bea
j. ing Orchard"-J. &. Spareer. Nj
;. Airy, N. c.; Pau c. Lind1ey, Pomon
N. G.
l. Necessity. b. Sparger, Mt. Air
N. G.
7. Market"-R. w. King. Raleigh. N.
Observation-Disclosures DenlonStr
" tiOn-TnSpeetion of Greenhouse III
Horticultural Laboratory, and Exhit
Of Vegetable and Fruit Packages al
"a. Methods Of Packing"
Wednesday. August 26th-COnferen
II. on Tobacco, Conducted BY f..
Mess Oxford. N. G..
IN $50 A. M.-Maintenance Of Hum
Supply in Tobacco Soils-E. II. MI
thewson. R~eidsville. N. G.
a. 1000 A. Methods of Prepari
Tx and Treating Plant Beds.
Laughinghouse, Greenville, n. G.
r. 1880 A.. M.-NeW Methods Of ST.
liking Tobacco Plant B.eds-A. C.. M
St gan, Bureau OF Plant Industry, Was
ington. D.. G.
1r:09 A. M.-Fittins h Soil
O. Tobacco-O. l.. JOSner. GFeenvfl
n. G..
r 11:30 A. M.-EConOnieal FertIfIi
to ton Of Tobacco-E II. Matthew's
Reidsxilie. N. c..
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