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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1964
Page
5
A guide on choosing safe reliable barbecue fuel urges using 100 percent wood pure charcoal briquets. It explains wood charcoal versus coal, briquet composition, lighting, burning, and safety for family cookouts emphasizing retort hardwood charcoal briquets for best grilling results.
The note explains high water content in alfalfa and brome grass reducing digestible nutrients. It cites alfalfa at 74.6 percent water and 14.7 percent digestible nutrients, and brome grass at 66 percent water and 19.7 percent nutrients. It recommends Purilak yeast and mineral vitamin supplement to balance rations. Ralph F. Chapman or Dannen Elevator.
Thirty pigs out of every 100 fail to reach market due to faulty feeding and management. Death causes include crushing, weak births, scours, chilling, starvation, cannibalism by sows, and injury. Baby pig scours stem from overfeeding the sow, excess pasture intake, dairy products, mineral deficiencies, and wet bedding. Prevention centers on gradual feeding after farrowing, a bulky starter ration, and giving pigs access to soil treated with an iron copper solution to combat anemia.
The first annual Kansas Junior Livestock Assn. Field Day will be held Saturday at the Pringle Ranch in Woodson County seven miles south of Yates Center or five miles north of Buffalo on US 75. Registration 8 to 9 a.m. Seven judging classes plus four fitting demonstrations and a weight guessing contest. Awards for top teams and individuals, engraved trophy plaque for top team and belt buckles for top boy girl and adult. Lectures and demonstrations by KS State University personnel. Lunch on grounds. open to 4-H and FFA members and adults.
Humboldt participants excelled at the Shodeo at Lola Saddle Club arena with John Squire winning the flag race, second in barrel racing, and fourth in Western Pleasure while Stanley Squire took third in barrel racing. Other Humboldt riders, Dale Kaufman, Don Johnsons, and Ernest Karns, placed in events as Rand ee McCullough and Timmee McCullough did not compete. The Squires plan a three day trip to Pawhuska Oklahoma Thursday to join show features. Lt Col Merrill Shepard and family visited for the 1938 class reunion, returning to Fort Leavenworth. Families from Wichita Osawatomie and Topeka visited Humboldt over the weekend.
The Great Barrier Reef is described as the world’s largest marine habitat, hosting a wide array of creatures. It is portrayed as a premier site for coral enthusiasts, shell collectors, divers, and biologists seeking diverse species and underwater discovery.
Narendra Pratap Singh, a 26 year old farmer from Ellsworth County India, will visit Wilson County from July 15 to 27 under the International Farm Youth Exchange program. He studies surveying and veterinary medicine, speaks Hindi and English, and hails from a 30 acre rice farm with interests in farm machinery and animal husbandry. The IFYE program, run by National 4-H Foundation for USDA, has sent thousands of youths since 1948 to 67 countries and hosts nearly as many visitors.
Nigerian graduate student Ogunkoya of Nigeria will visit the Soil Conservation Service in Erie July 20 to 24 to learn land conservation methods. He holds a Rockefeller foundation grant and will work with Soil Scientist Don Rott on a reciprocal basis. The visit includes observing core drilling and planning grassed waterways terraces and ponds.
At the July session in Neosho county the board heard Joe O'Brien of St. Paul Walter Poor of Chanute and Lou Reinhardt of Erie. They approved selling the district owned grassland drill and signed conservation farm plans and new applications.
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