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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1973

Page

3

Alfalfa weevils threaten Vermont fields warning

Burlington growers should watch for the alfalfa weevil the yellow green worm destroying fields Adults emerge late April feed on buds and lay eggs until June If not controlled by May or June spraying damage increases Weev il parasites have reduced pests in the Northeast Do not spray in bloom avoid harming bees Read insecticide directions and use trained applicators for methyl parathion.

Burlington George MacCollum The University of Vermart Vermont U.S. Department of Agriculture

Cultivation and mulch aid in weed control in gardens

Gardeners seek weed control through cultivation and mulching. Excessive cultivation harms roots, while mulch preserves soil tilth, conserves moisture, and moderates temperature. Thick mulch suppresses weeds. black plastic mulch helps with temperatures. Wait to mulch warm-season crops until established. obtain free guide from University of Vermont Extension.

Orrom Publications Morrill Hall University of Vermont Burlington

Farmers urged to curb fuel use in Vermont drive

Vermont farmers urged to conserve farm fuels to avert shortages as ASCS officials monitor supplies and coordinate with national programs. The statewide effort tracks shortages, promotes conservation practices, and calls for hearings in Washington June 12 and 13 to assess voluntary allocation programs.

Burlington Vermont AF. Heald Vermont State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Washington Heald Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz Department of the Interior U.S. Department of Agriculture Departments of Treasury and the Interior Treasury Department Kenneth L. Dupuy U.S. Department of the Interior

Dimick defends Soil Conservation staff cuts in Vermont

Dimick, chair of East Central Vermont RC&D and a Vermont banker, opposes reductions in U S Soil Conservation personnel. Speaking at the RC&D meeting, he praised the agency’s four year record assisting landowners and communities with conservation. He urged locals to contact congressmen and the White House to protest the cuts.

Randolph — Sheldon MM. Dimick Vermont Dimick White House

Brick in tank helps conserve water

New Hampshire town advocates placing a brick in toilet tanks to save water. An ordinary 2x4x8 inch brick displaces over a quart of water, potentially saving 2,000 to 3,500 gallons per household yearly. A town of 1,000 homes could save 2.6 to 4 thousand dollars in water costs, with broader benefits to supplies and sewer systems.

New Hampshire N.H. Municipal Association

Poison Ivy ID Hints From Vermont Expert

Burlington readers learn to identify poison ivy by its three glossy leaflets and white berries. Dr. Ted Flanagan of the University of Vermont notes the plant can climb, creep, or stand as a shrub with variable leaf edges. Avoidance remains best prevention.

Burlington Ted Flanagan

Homemaking notes on slip covers and chair prep

A period style guide discusses making slip covers for chairs, stressing prework inspection and upholstery when needed. It covers fabric selection, cleaning, repair steps, cost factors, required materials, and suggests obtaining the Extension Service bulletin You Can Make Slipcovers for exact measurements and guidance.

Extension Service the Federal Building

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