The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-14
STATE LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION WILL
 MEET JAN. 26-27
Program for AndaIuSia Meet ing Provides Discussion by Many Experts in Live
 Stock Farming

Auburn January (Speciat3-A complete program of the twenty sixth annual meeting of the Alabama Live Stock association, to be held at Andalusia January 2627, has come from the press and Is being mailed to those interested by Prof. J. '. Grimes. secretary of the association.
 Tn line with the previous programs, the different divisions of live stock farming will be considered and dis cussed by men who are specialists in their particular lines. Among those who are well known in Alabama agri- culture who will appear on the pro gram are: Prof. Dan T. Gray, direc tor of the Alabama experiment sta tion: Dr. c. A Cary, dean of the Vet, erinary college at Auburn, who Is president of the associations, John Kernachan. Sheffield; William Har- die dairy specialist for the extension service; R. J. Goode, Gastonburg; j. l.. Theweatt, Andaluisa; ]. F. Jack son, Savannah, Ga: R. M. Murphy. Knoxville Tenn; pr. C. D. Lowe, Knoxville; R, F. Lambert. Darlington, and W. W. Fitzpatrick of South Caro- lima. Judge w. w Brandon of Tus- caloosa will address the association on the opening day.
 The Program
 The complete program Is as fol- lows:
 Address of welcome, oscar NJ Dug gar.
 Response to welcome address. Judge W. W. Brandon.
 Annual address of president, pr. C. A. Cary.
 Report of secretary, J. c. Grimes.
 
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 Reports of vice presidents-(a) Beef cattle, R. J. Goode. Jr. eb) Dairy cat tie, J. NJ Burgess; Co Swine, R. IL Halter; (d) Sheep. c. w Humphrey; Gel Horses and mules. A. Nj. Moore; (f) Poultry, Miss Gladys Tappan.
 "The Beef Cattle Possibilities of Alabama and Some Factors Gnderly- ing Their Attainment" R. M. Murphy
 "Essentials In the Production of Beef Cattle" Dr. C. D. Lowe.
 Possibilities of Wintering steers in South Alabama" K. G. Baker. (al Discussion, w. D. Barton and J. II Whitening ton.
 "Feeding Cotton Seed Meal, Velvet Beans and Peanut Meal to Beef Cat tle," J. c. Grimes. (a) Discussion. Joe Sanders,
 Pastures for Cattle" J. F. Jackson. (a) Discussion. R. j. Goode, Jr R. c. Arnold and R. F.. Lambert.
 Live Stock on Cutover Timber Land" F. NJ. Canon.
 "Developing the Dairy Herd" W. W. Fitzpatrick.
 "Feeding Dairy Cattle in South Alabama" William Hardie. (a) Open discussion.
 "Conditions that Justify a Cream cry or a Cream Station" II. C. Heath.
 How I Run a Dairy" MT. smith (Brewton. Ala.).
 Handling the Sow and Litter" Dan T. Gray.
 "Peanuts as a Feed for Hogs" G. L. Burleson. (a) Discussion, led by Parke Thompson.
 Cooperative Marketing of Hogs NJ. H. Pearson (a) Discussion, led by s. N. Crosby.
 "The Big Type Hog at the Market" E. N. Wentworth
 How Can the Farmer Improve His Land with Live Stock" W. F. Murphy.
 Her Pastures for Southern Ala bama." R. L. King. ta) Discussion. Ted by J. P Wilson, H. H. William son.
 "The Influence of the Packing House on the Live Stock Industry" J. l.. Thweatt.
 Live Stock Diseases" Dr. c. A. Cary.
 "operating a Commercial Poultry Plant" D. Trucks.
 Poultry from the Fancier's View point" Joe Bellinger.
 Making Poultry Pay on the Aver age Alabama Farm" M. W. Copeland.
 ReDort of committed
 Election of officers.