Cotton farmers optimistic as thrip and boll weevil control urged
Area farmers push an insect control program amid a wet season. They monitor thrips aphids and weevils, apply poisons on a set schedule beginning June 4, 11, and 18, to protect the crop and allow beneficial insects a 30 day buildup before corn matures.
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Farmers Make Fast Progress in Field
Farmers in Fanmin country report rapid field work last week with plowing and early crop planting underway across the county. Insect control began for thrips, with dust and spray methods used during favorable nights. hay making stayed brisk despite weekend showers. crop prospects are seen as high, with farm leaders optimistic about yields despite some stray text about a rake and a missing person not related to farming.
Brock Bailey Named Outstanding Soil Conservationist of Kannin County
Kenneth Brock 32 and WWII veteran received the Kannin County outstanding soil conservationist award. He manages a 160 acre Bailey area farm, has built three terraces and ponds, and practices cover crops, stubble mulching, and permanent pasture projects under the soil conservation program.
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