Grass Seeding Surges in Great Plains Conservation Reserve
A report to Wilson County official Leon Choate notes over 10 million acres in the Great Plains cropland within the Conservation Reserve have been seeded to grass in 1959. Plains states account for about 70 percent of grass plantings as 14.7 million of 22.4 million program acres go to grass with more in 1960.
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Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
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Garden spray plan to curb roses and garden pests
Saturated soil and warm spells invite fungus and insects in the flower garden. Start a definite spray program early to control garden pests. Ser?ve in control of blackspot of roses and newer materials like Tedion are recommended. Spider mites attacked. it kills eggs and adult mites. Also notes over a million farm residents are injured in accidents yearly per the National Safety Council.
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