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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1972

Page

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Plan conservation practices for long range programs

Farmers planning REAP cost-sharing should assess how long a conservation practice will be useful and maintained. Sherrer, executive director of the Pontotoc County ASCS, warns that failing to maintain a practice through its life span may require refunding cost-sharing unless caused by uncontrollable conditions or a change in operations such as shifting to livestock. He advises checking ahead for fit with future farming plans and notes relevance to 1972 set-aside programs where refunds may occur if coverage is disrupted or eligibility conditions are not met.

Bennett Sherrer Sherrer Pontotec County The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Inck REAP Agricultural Conservation Program

Strawberry Festival Draws Adair County Residents In May Parade

Stilwell Oklahoma hosts the 25th annual Strawberry Festival on May 13 with a 10 am parade on Main Street featuring 21 high school bands and horse-drawn floats. Miss Kathy Rosebeary, Watts, will be crowned festival queen on the courthouse lawn before judging the best strawberry grower and the auction of last year’s winning crate, followed by free strawberries and ice cream for about 12 to 1500 visitors. The event supports Adair County’s large strawberry crop, adding over half a million dollars to the local economy each year.

Stilwell Oklahoma Adair County Court House Kathy Rosebeary Watts

Moisture boosts turkey hunting in western Oklahoma

The Oklahoma Game Division says the second weekend of turkey season should be prime for Rio Grande gobblers. Recent rains settle the dust and refresh the air, aiding hunters by easing dust and helping locate signs along dew soaked grass and cow paths.

Oklahoma City Game Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Turkey Range Stan Taft Game Division

No grazing begins on set aside land for 1972 programs

The no grazing period on set aside acreage for farms in the 1972 feed grain wheat and cotton programs runs April 30 through five months to October 1 1972. Gene Maley of Pontotoc County ASC announces the rule allowing non cropping protection, with emergency haying only after county ASC application.

Pontotoc Bay County Agricultural Stability Tion and Conservation ASC Gene Maley

Safety program winners listed

A4H Safety Program at OSU Extension Center on Thursday April 27 featured Virgil Williams from Roff as speaker, teaching hunter safety. The event included a safety poster and slogan contest with 52 entries and awards sponsored by 200 Club of Ada and Richardson Motor Company. Top placers in Junior Girls and Junior Boys were announced by judges David Blackburn and Dan Morton. results continued on page 5.

OSU Extension Center Virgil Williams Roff David Blackburn Highway Patrol Dan Morton Seminole County 200 Club Ada and Richardson Motor Company Davena Young Joann Crisp David Swarb Jim Robert James Whel

Egg handlers in Oklahoma face registration under act

Oklahoma egg handlers must register under the federal Egg Products Inspection Act. R W Powell of the Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture says forms were mailed in April to known handlers. unknown ones may not have received them. Registration applies to shell egg plants serving consumers, producer packers over 3,000 shells, restaurants, bakeries, institutions, and hatcheries, with July 1 1972 as the full shell egg phase date.

Oklahoma R. W. Powell Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture Powell State Capitol Oklahoma City Oxfa United States USDA

Farm editor of the year profile of BJ Noles

Mrs Noles of the Portland Oregonian becomes the first woman named Farm Editor of the Year by the Newspaper Farm Editors of America. The piece notes her approach, background from California dairy roots, Oregon journalism studies, and work covering agriculture and social pages since 1961.

Noles Sacramento Valley California University of Oregon Washington The Oregonian

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