The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-21

The pubic at the earliest possible

the pubic at the earliest possible
time.
3, That in producing sections
where farmers are not financially
able TO provide the necessary equip
ment OF any one or more or the
above named structures for conser-
walton, financial assistance be-
sought for them. through the CO.
operation Of bankers. business men
or their organizations. such as as
sociations aud chambers Of COM
|meree. Or any other agency that can
be enlisted IN the work Of eonserya-
ton
4. That steps be taken al once
to enlist the aid Of the regional
banks to the end that liberal loans
or advances may be secured on all
manner of farm. orchard and ranch
products, thar may have been rem
dered staple collateral by preserving
proper handling and storing.
8. That In harvesting the far
mers be asked TO CLEAN we'll at the
proper time in order that no food
or feed products be permitted TO go
to waste in the fields.
6. That indifferent and rough
handling Of both food and feed pro-
ducts by farmers. dealers and car
riers or the agents be discouraged.
Thf1 al commodities 50 far
as possible De protected against
plant diseases. insects and pests OF
different kinds.
s. That heads 81 families and
managers of hotels. restaurants and
municipalities be asked to seve all
waste from tables, kitchen and gar
dens so that fhe same may be used
in feeding live stock
rhe report says lie directions for
balancing fations Will be made aud
submitted to the public in the near
future.
tEAtS More IH%.f1lti09s.
The marketing and distributing
committee states that the first pro-
blem in the marketing r. organiza-
ton o. the growers and 10 accom-
plish this urges the formation of
additional farmers Institutes. The
following resolution or recommends
ton was adopted:
Be it resolved that the people OF
each community come together in
their farmers institute where organ
lied for where not organized meet
and organize at once into far
mers' institute1 for the following
purposes
l. To study and select such food
and feed crops as are best adapted
to the soil and climatic conditions
d that community. and secure the
seeds for planting the same: 10 co.
operate as nearly as possible in the
time Of planting OF these various
eieps 50 that the surplus may be
marketed collectively aad ia bulk
AMI through their organization keep
the state department Of agriculture
Informed at all times Of the proba-
Bile date OF maturity and the approx
innate surplus for market of such
crops.
While the department OF agrieal-
ture is keeping in touch with the
growers through the farmers insti-
tute To gather information as to the
supply OF farm products. 1t invites
the cooperation OF all the business
men 10 assist the department OF az
rieBltpre In finding a market for
these products. II these times
which @try mems souls no honest
business man will exact q large pro-
lii on am commodity. and in face
of 4 famine III rood and feed pro-
ducts. the department OF agricul-
ture offess IFS facilities TO dealers
in farm products so that supplies
may be secured without SO much
extra expense to the dealer In.
this way Tie dealers can pay more
20 the producers aud sell to the con
famefs for less because OF the less
expense in securing supplies.
:. To study the heat and most
economical manner of harvesting
preparing and marketing their pro-
dgee to cooperate in harvesting
so that there ~ill be 30 waste oil
labor or loss from sp,iin- aud %
cooperate in the purchase of con.
tainefs ID siiirh To market or pro
II vii be absolutely nee |
essaly to organize for marketing
MANY perishable products, and |
many crops which are highly per-
ishahss CAL bs standardized saeh. 7
soE example, az me sweat potato