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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
7
Bud Azamber feeds his pigs a steady diet of classical music via radio in Girard Kansas. He says the pigs squeal loudly when the commercials interrupt the music.
Erie county farm agent Bill Dickson urges prioritizing seed spacing over seed pounds per acre for grain sorghum. Field tests since 1959 show yields adapt to spacing, with best results varying by moisture. in eastern Kansas a plant every 3 to 4 inches in 40 inch rows suits many conditions.
Erie farmer notes practical limits on low moisture silage including use of gas tight silos, proper height, and airtight sealing. Advice covers chopping to four inch lengths, curing to 40 60 percent moisture, and delaying feeding to avoid heat and mold losses.
Reservoir Charity Con Royal 4571813, a three year old Holstein cow owned by Leo F. Fickel of Earlton, was declared top production in the registered area. She yielded 13,560 pounds of milk and 571 pounds of butterfat in 305 days, with Kansas State University supervising weighing and testing. The average U S dairy cow typically produces about 7,000 pounds of milk and 265 pounds of butterfat annually.
An ERIE report notes that cutting hay early, including alfalfa and prairie hay in Kansas, yields higher quality forage. A Washington State University study found alfalfa cut before bloom provides about 75 percent more value for milk cows than full bloom hay.
Wilson County farm notice outlines tips for growing alfalfa and cereals, controlling rhinitis in hogs, sterility in cattle, and soil potash needs. Advises cleaning facilities, quarantine for new animals, and proper disinfectants. Discusses field practices like reseeding thin alfalfa stands, calibrating sprayers, and using seed presses for sorghum to boost yields.
A county farm agent notes cows freshening in summer typically yield less milk than those freshening in fall or early winter. With careful feeding strategies including grain, diverse concentrates, quality energy from sorghum or corn, and vigilant pasture management, summer herds can maintain high production. Ensure ample fresh water shade and fly control, and regular feeding and milking to protect income.
Neosho County 4 H events loom in June and July led by Shelby Wells. Highlights include Home Economics judging school June 13 in Erie and a Chanute Order 4 H meeting June 14 at the Home Savings Assn Building. Junior Leadership Camp runs June 17 to 20 at Cedar Bluff Coffeyville. County 4 H Camp is July 9 to 11 at Rock Springs Ranch. District Home Economics judging school July 16 at Riverside Park Iola. Age 13 and older 4 H'ers invited to the June 14 Chanute meeting followed by recreation after a brief business session.
At the State 4-H Roundup on Kansas State University campus, Neosho County members will tour five undergraduate schools including agriculture arts and sciences engineering veterinary medicine and home economics. The Friday plan lets each member pick two programs and focus on career possibilities while stressing citizenship in a democratic society.
State funds exhausted as cattle brucellosis testing in Neosho County is suspended until July 1. The halt delays completion of the program though over 90 percent of local herds have been tested. After July 1 funds will resume the testing effort with a goal to declare Neosho County a modified certified brucellosis area.
Allen County agent Tom Maxwell notes mulching around roses reduces soil drying and aids growth. Summer mulches derived from peat moss corn cobs vermiculite or rock wool conserve water though peat moss should avoid near buildings or lit areas. Yellow rose varieties suffer most from black spot. dormant sprays with lime sulfur Bordeaux mixture or Ferbam help prevent mildew and stem canker.
Erie 2 4 D is the standard postemergence herbicide for controlling broadleaf weeds in corn with safe use at all stages except tasseling. Rates vary by formulation and water volume, with drop nozzle spraying recommended to limit leaf contact and injury. For sorghum, 2 4 D is the only chemical suggested, applied when plants are 4 to 12 inches tall to minimize yield loss.
Buffalo AP reports Supervisor Horace C. Johnson used 140 of his own funds to prepare and mail 2,000 questionnaires asking constituents about a proposed Erie County sales tax increase. He received 15 replies.
Mildew spots appear on foliage and buds when moisture favors the fungus. Dust or spray with sulfur or Karathane Mildex. Use Actidione above 85 degrees. Stem Canker shows as yellow or reddish spots on stems that brown with growth. cut out cankered wood in spring. Lime sulfur mix for new and old plants before growth starts. use on a ten day interval after wet spells and with an all purpose rose spray.
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