Milford chronicle., 1945-06-22
Delaware Farm News

ana tAt i.''N ti : = 't-t '+-' Gi 80
heavily infested With Jaraue-r
beetle, arr subject 10 restrictions
OF the Federal quarantine duan-
the period ot heavy flight 0f bee
Ties B4einniu- June = shippers
were required 70 comply With Ger
titica-iou requirements in moving
these products from the area in
Guiding SUSSEX County Delaware
on June II such requirements he
come effective ion the remainder ot
the heavily infested arva incWdin4
Kent and Nv Ca~rle counties.
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Ceiling prices that applied 70
professors sales ot fruits. berries.
and vegetables packed III 1914 viii
ipply to sales oI those items pack
a in l'45 until further notice.
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Slau4htercrs now substract SI.4o
per lou pounds 60 cents less than
present subsidy on live ho2,b from
quoted hIcueo price tor live hoes
To determine base ceilings tot
whole dressed hogs.
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Delaware price supports ion ear
y and mid>ea~on POTATOES l. :. No.
/ Grade. new or uniform clean
bag, loaded $50 per hundreds
weight uor secondhand bags. a
ten cent reduction L. :. CONNER
claI Grade. So, ar more L. : 40.
quality. IT, cents less. L :. 80.
Grade or SO. l. Size B. >l.l5 per
hundrcdWci4it.
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Rather than improving the tex
tile bag situation. Victory in t.u-
rope has intensified the problem.
Increased relief feeding means
Z more bags for shipment OF food
e And once on their Way those bags
:, are gone forever as tar aS the
American farmer is concerned.
This ana other causes add up TO Il
Il % per cent boost in the demand
e tor textile bags in agriculture this
year and ALLEGATIONS for material
I.um which these bags are made
'' ac running more than five per
' cent under last year. So more than
d ever farmers and a9Iicultural in
= GustIiea should conserve all possi-
hlc bags and return them to rrad,
channels as quickly as they can
If Gc.tt
n u To $1,000 may now hc spent
!, during calendar year Oh an iudi-
\idual farm Tor construction al
IL turm service buildings and 1acili-
u ties. through a recent amendment
ii to regulations on such cOuslruC-
AI..3,
On farm service buildings remain
unlimited. y separate exemption O
!uou per calendar year tOr CON
strucIiUn. maintenance. and rtpM
~ if now allowed each farmhouse de
signed tor une-tamily occupancy
- iEcluiiug maintenance and repail
IL and new construction and remodel
H. inc costs Formerly. the farm ha
IN total construction exemption G
;. %10o0. including farmhonses. Will
any amount could be spent 10
n maintenance and repair OF farm
.te houses. new construction Wa
or limited to 5000 annually withoJ
WPB approval.
ne tr.t-
'ly 4 drastic program is under va
a to protect limited su2ar suppl,
H.. Tor use of legitimate home Cannel
by putting an end 10 the "sug;
IE iucket developing IN some par
re of the country In announcing Il
.rs program. PRICE Arministrat,
,tb Bow les said that there is enOu=
=, sugar to meet our full home can
~ in9 requirements but that the
us Will not he enough il USE OF hon
a canning sugar tGr other purpOs
continues OPA hopes to comb
the problem by CD having all tho
applying for home canning sug
OF sign pledge to use sugar +
its canning only: TO furnish report
.co number OF quarts canned with /
Nu2ar.etC., and return equivalent
lio' sugar stamps OF any not used
ave canning to local rationing board
the l2D suSpendinS issuance OF rati
zion stamps for home canning in are
where fruit and vegetables are l
"H' available; t3D giving local bOal
rate opportunity to process applicable
inly carefully for revision OF quot;
may tD campaigning against diVersi
OF home canning sugar into bo
ii"" leg liquor and illicit bottlins.
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Among The problems of wor
.,,., wide Significance to be taken up
'ii"' ~ the third Inter-American Conf
:" enCe on Agriculture at CaraC
wv" Venezuela. beginning July 2l. v
be increased agricultural prod
.; ton by farmers Of the West,
WY Hemisphere toward better di
"a. o"ii and generally higher living ST
w.. w. dard; problems facing producers
cotton, wheat, coffee. and ct
.t crops important I'm world ira
postwar markets for such trODi
crops as quinine and rubber VIII
will face keen com petition fr
",''' pre-War sources Of Supplv
% Il net synthetices and better methods
,,n :" ',,' marketing and Transporting C.
p,"0 pa', and livestock products in the y,
1o war period.
nud GsS
pp su Proposed amendments to
C,n, G marketing order regulating ha
oJ Ivy ling of milk in the Philadell
marketing area have been subu
ed to producers and handlers
9::., industry comment and suggest
by the WFA. Principal provist
of the proposed amendments
tor tD change in the "produt
uefinition to clarity the statu,
producers supplying fluid mill
TERS the Philadelphia area, (2) incr,
from to ) cents in producer
ones terfat differential used in pa,
more producers, 90 and revision of
,geniC iuit l"i 'Id9Sll!llg emerge
=, milk