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June 8, 1940
The Phoenix Index
Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona
What is this article about?
Georgia 4-H Club's colored members doubled feeder calf production this year, selling 216 calves (10 home-grown, 206 purchased via banks), up from 100 in 1938-'39, per state agent P. H. Stone.
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Production By Ga. 4-H Club Members Doubled In Year
ATHENS, Ga. -(SNS)-
The Georgia Agricultural Extension Service reported Friday that colored 4-H Club members have doubled production of feeder calves this year.
P. H. Stone, state extension agent, said club members already have fattened and sold 216 feeder calves, compared with 100 sold in 1938-'39.
Ten of the calves were home-grown, while 206 were purchased through the facilities of Georgia banks. The largest return to feed and labor-$169.63-came from a home-raised calf.
ATHENS, Ga. -(SNS)-
The Georgia Agricultural Extension Service reported Friday that colored 4-H Club members have doubled production of feeder calves this year.
P. H. Stone, state extension agent, said club members already have fattened and sold 216 feeder calves, compared with 100 sold in 1938-'39.
Ten of the calves were home-grown, while 206 were purchased through the facilities of Georgia banks. The largest return to feed and labor-$169.63-came from a home-raised calf.
What sub-type of article is it?
Agriculture
What keywords are associated?
4 H Club
Feeder Calves
Georgia Extension
Colored Members
Livestock Production
What entities or persons were involved?
P. H. Stone
Where did it happen?
Georgia
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Georgia
Event Date
This Year
Key Persons
P. H. Stone
Outcome
club members fattened and sold 216 feeder calves, compared with 100 sold in 1938-'39; largest return to feed and labor $169.63 from a home-raised calf
Event Details
The Georgia Agricultural Extension Service reported that colored 4-H Club members have doubled production of feeder calves this year; 10 of the calves were home-grown, while 206 were purchased through the facilities of Georgia banks