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Newsmakers in business: Mar-Jac Poultry farm wins fast feathering flock award
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Marty Clark of Clark Hill Farm in Jackson County earned an award for the top fast feathering Cobb500 flock with 193.91 total eggs/hen housed. Pictured, from left, are Hutch Porter, Mar-Jac breeder manager; Marty Clark, grower, and Jeff Steed of Cobb.

Marty Clark, of Clark Hill Farm in Jackson County, has earned the award for the top fast feathering Cobb500 flock with 193.91 total eggs/hen housed. Clark’s farm is part of the Mar-Jac Poultry Complex.

Marty’s father, Willie, started raising broiler breeders in the early 1970s with Central Soya before switching to Mar-Jac Poultry.

Marty Clark took over the breeder houses in 2008 and has become one of Mar-Jac’s most consistent producers. He attributes this success to paying close attention to detail, keeping a consistent routine and a good preventative maintenance program.

Newtown Florist Club forums to explore desegregation, closure of E.E. Butler High
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The old E.E. Butler High School - photo by Tom Reed
The Newtown Florist Club has recognized Black History Month this February with some frank conversations on topics including Black businesses, vaccine information and civic engagement.
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