Soil test guidance for lime magnesium phosphorous and potash
Tests measure soil pH lime requirement magnesium and phosphorous and available potash. Recommendations depend on crop, rotation, manure, and economic bounds, with lime priority for legumes and strategic pacing of lime and fertilizer to balance long term soil health and yield goals.
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Carnalfalfa
New York to adopt lamb carcass identification rules
Beginning May 2 federally graded lamb carcasses and wholesale cuts will bear the word lamb between the Shield-shaped USDA grademarks to distinguish them from yearling mutton and mutton. The change, outlined in the Dec 31 Federal Register, follows a proposal approved with broad support from producer groups and individuals.
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New York
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
AMS
National
Wool Growers Association
Exotic vegetables grow in ordinary backyard gardens
An odd crop trend features unusual vegetables. Gobo burdock roots deepen fried or soy sauce dishes while Chinese yard-long beans reach 1.5 to 3 feet. Blue potatoes, purple pod beans, lemon cucumbers, albino beets, and purple head cauliflower illustrate growing innovations.
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United Press International
United States
South Dakota
Madeline Halsey
Raymond
Green Thumb
Watermill
N.Y
France
England
Kyoto
New Hampshire
Lois A. Stringer
W. Atlee Burpee Co
Warminster
Poison not helping sheep ranchers from losses
The 1972 federal restrictions on poisoning coyotes show little effect on sheep losses, despite claims by ranchers. National Audubon Society data, citing USDA figures, indicate predator losses remain around five to six percent, while Audubon supports nonpoisonous, selective control and urges better husbandry to protect flocks.
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New York
Secretary of the Interior
National Audubon Society
Thomas S. Kleppe
National Audubon
Washington
Cynthia E. Wilson
Wilson
National Wool Growers Association
The
Wool Growers Publication
North America
Kansas
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
Wool Growers Magazine
Wyoming
Youngsters Learn From Animal Care
A youth extension agent outlines how caring for animals teaches responsibility to children. Parents influence the level of accountability, detailing daily needs such as regular feeding, fresh water, and a proper environment. The piece emphasizes quick daily tasks and guidance from stores, vets, and others.
Wheel Horse lawn and garden tractors series lineup
The Wheel Horse line offers A B C and D series to fit varied lawns. A suits small lawns, B covers small to medium yards, C handles medium to large areas, and D is a battery powered option. Five models were available in 1976 with power ranging from 12 to 16 HP.
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Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
North ST
Bennington
Jerusalem
Benny
Jackie Boyd
William Bryan
Ford
EPA
Montana
Audubon
Audubon Society
SEALY
Durham. Furniture Inc
Elm ST. Bennington
Northside Drive
Bennington, VI
Billsnow
UVM
Bennington County
Ruth Fisher
Tracy Matteson
Wendy Sherman
Kathy Sargent
Dawn Wood
Carol Matteson
Doreen Matteson
Melissa Matteson
Ellen Decker
Lynn Grant
Ruth Ford
Tracy McKeighan
Terry Taylor
Brenda Carrington
Donna Hay
H.P