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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1963
Page
6
Neo-County farm agent Bill Dickson notes thinning pecan groves can boost next year’s yield. Key steps include removing non pecan species, marking trees to bear nuts, spacing trees about 35 feet, and final crown control. Thinning can double production in five years and triple by year ten, with proper fertilization and stump spraying as needed.
The Neosho County Rural Areas Development group discussed using Farm and Home Administration loans to fund rural water, recreation, housing, and wildlife projects. Committees were formed to pursue agriculture and development efforts aimed at boosting farmer income, attracting residents, and increasing local economic activity.
Farm agent Bill Dickson notes location and insulation cut heating costs. Indoor or sheltered waterers reduce wind exposure. thermostats keep water between 40 and 50 degrees. Proper insulation and using purpose built waterers beat standard stock tanks in energy efficiency.
The winter schedule of crops soils and livestock schools features E. A. Cleavinger and Wendell A. Moyer from Kansas State University. Start date Jan 2 with one day meetings across 19 eastern Kansas counties.
Erie Feed dealers and elevator operators are urged to attend the 18th annual Formula Feed Conference at Kansas State University in Manhattan January 7 and 8. Speakers include Dr. John Quisenberg and Dr. Norman Jacobsen with Dr. Duane Acker explaining how to evaluate nutritional research.
Erie County agricultural agent Bill Dickson urges wool growers to keep detailed fall lamb sale records for 1962 63 marketings. Records must show buyer name signature and unshorn lamb count. payments require ownership at least 30 days and weight gain basis. Applications run now through April 30 with coverage April 11 1962 to March 31 1963.
New interstate rules aim to curb hog cholera spread under the federal eradication drive. Healthy hogs may move interstate for slaughter, but infected swine are banned and exposed or restrictive cases require conditions and health certificates. Farmers should consult veterinarians before shipping hogs.
Wilson County pig producers face high losses when newborn piglets cannot regulate body temperature in freezing conditions. County agent Dan Pherigo recommends low heat lamps near the sow during farrowing, initial temperatures near 100 degrees for six to eight hours, and confinement in farrowing crates to protect young pigs and heat equipment.
Article outlines four methods to control farm and rangeland brush: foliage spraying basal bark treatment stump treatment and frill treatment. It notes timing for spraying is after full foliage in spring and details how to wet bark and stumps to prevent resprouting and ensure effective kill.
Neosho County 4-H members prep for county club days with Share the Fun talent events, demonstrations, talks, and musical acts. Counties split events across March 9 at Erie High School and March 16 for demonstrations and performances.
Mrs. Vincent Emery returned from Lincoln Nebraska where she spent Christmas with her son and family. Mrs. George Smith of Oklahoma City visited her sister and family Mr and Mrs Harold Williams Donna Frankie and Roger Friday and Saturday. Kathleen Hamm returned to Ann Arbor Michigan after a holiday visit here and was the house guest of Helen Hamm during her Humboldt stay.
Outdoor theater in Owings Mills Maryland presented a LaGuardia musical with unscripted moments. A rabbit roamed during intermission crickets chirped, moths glowed under lights, jets obscured lines, and a freight train rolled by during the lead’s big number.
Neosho County will host eight southeast Kansas counties for regional club days on March 23 at Chanute Junior High School. Local organizers emphasize intercounty collaboration and student engagement across 4-H and related youth programs.
Humboldt Methodist church and First Baptist church observed Student Recognition Sunday with the Clum family hosting at their home. The service featured a call to worship, prayers, and music by Deborah Lieurance and Scott City residents with students from Baker University, Emporia State, KU, and local colleges.
Chanute Tribunevetters report on今日 events dated January 2 1963 highlighting local updates across Chanute and Neosho County with community notices and brief reports from area schools and organizations.
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