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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1962
Page
5
Neosho reports rising soybean acreage in Neo County with harvest near. Guidance from county farm agent Bill Ison addresses lodging losses and suggests methods to reduce harvest waste, including slow speeds, reel adjustments, and cylinder speed tweaks for varying moisture levels.
CO OP Protein locks supply with 39 percent protein vitamins and minerals. Cattle find them quickly and do well on late summer pasture or fall corn stalk feeding with palatable CO OP Protein Blocks.
Wayne Fowler of the Kansas Crop Improvement Assn explains that starting a certified seed project with a new small grain variety requires bagged certified seed. Bulk certified seed cannot be used to produce more certified seed and bagged seed must carry both a blue certification tag and a certification seal to be considered certified seed.
Wilson County saw shifts in crop acreage with 10 900 acres planted soybeans yielding 25 bushels per acre and valued at 428 600 dollars. Wheat covers 44 000 acres valued at 1 800 800 dollars barley over 10 000 acres valued at 200 000 dollars.
A built-up roof comprises multiple asphalt saturated felt layers and a flood coat with gravel or slag. Experts warn against DIY installs, outlining steps for proper layering including building paper under decks and two layers of 15 pound felt, followed by 60 pounds of asphalt per 100 square feet and 300 pounds of gravel per 100 square feet, plus thorough sealing to prevent leaks.
Allen County agent Tom Maxwell advises one pound of blue grass seed per 1000 sq ft or two pounds for poor seedbeds. Kentucky 31 fescue needs three to four pounds per 1000 sq ft. A well prepared seedbed yields better results than little or no seedbed. Copies of Lawns in Kansas are available free at the county Extension office.
Neosho County weed supervisor Orval Wood reports bindweed is too mature for effective 2 4 D spraying as older leaves resist absorption. New growth in cultivated areas remains susceptible, while Johnson Grass has matured beyondDalapon translocation in many spots. Thicker stands require more spray to wet rhizomes.
Erie Kansas State entomologists warn Kansas wheat farmers face a higher Hessian fly threat this fall. Infestation in north central and southeast Kansas has almost doubled from last year. Early plowing destroying volunteer wheat and planting after Hessian fly free date are urged alongside using resistant varieties to prevent 1963 damage.
Dickson cites a 10 percent wheat infection in southeast Kansas and advises farmers to wait until after Oct 11 to sow unless using resistant varieties Ottawa or Ponca. He notes neutral to dark patio flooring reduces sun glare and reflection.
A brief survey promotes college education as a path to higher earnings. It explains bank loans for students, endorsed by USAF Inc, and notes rising costs and the aim to help families access credit for college through local banks or the USAF program.
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