Michigan agriculture powers state industry and growth
A Sentinel public service ad argues agriculture underpins Michigan's economy. It notes the state leads in several crops, supports self sufficiency, and fosters food processing with expanding food research. Michigan's farms and processing sectors drive ongoing industrial opportunities.
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Michigan
The
Sentinel
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Economic Development Department
Agriculture
Check the fit of the new dress before pressing seams
Home economists at Michigan State University warn creases may be hard to remove from many modern fabrics suggesting test fitting is essential before final pressing.
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Atichigan State University
Working With My Landscape Publication Aids Leaders
A new four page publication titled Working With My Landscape will guide leaders and club members. It offers practical steps, project ideas, and tips for collaborative landscape work.
County Extension News Highlights Local Programs and Meetings
Reports cover Kennedy feed grain plan education in Cadillac and farmer study. Mastitis control discussed at Standish meeting. 4-H Achievement Day set for April 20 21 at Harrison School Gym with public exhibit. Clare Co Home Extension Council met April 5 outlining plans for Achievement Day May 4 at TOOF Hall Clare and tours of Kraft Foods plant. New officers to be elected June 1.
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ASC
Cadillac
Kennedy
Dr. Stirling
Jim Russell
Virgil Bergstrom
Harley Holt
Bryan D. Miller
Standish
Harrison School
Home Extension Council
Clare Co
Harrison
Audrey Patterson
Nu- Clare
Wave Vani
Clare I
Eugene Bauman
Hamilton
Allyne Krabill
Garfield
Lillian Hallander
Farwell
Ethel Jones
Harrison I
Midland
Dow Plastics Division
Virginia Helt
MSU
TOOF
Clare
Kraft Foods
Claveriiks
Meredith
Franklin
Eagle
Happy Hats
Feed Grain Program Aims Conservation Use By Diversion
Floren Pudway, Clare County ASC chair, urged farmers to divert 1961 feed grain acreage to approved conservation uses. Diverted land must be in addition to normal farm conservation acreage and earns a payment plus eligibility for price support on 1961 corn and grain sorghum, plus barley oats and rye. Accepted conservation practices include permanent rotation, cover crops, temporary grasses, water storage, wildlife habitat plantings, trees, or volunteer cover. no grazing after April 15 and no harvest on diverted acreage. weeds ro dents and insects must be controlled as directed.
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Floren Pudway
Clare County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
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Clare County Farm
Richard Schroeder
Norleen Ackerman
Baward A. Poole
Isabella County
Ruth McIlway
Harry Densiviére
County Agents
Herrick Road
Lake
TOOLS
John Deere
Mayrath
New Holland
Durham
Id Lavahories
Hoffman
Coronado Wringer
Maynard Colosky
Prop
Farwell State Savings Bank
Jim Sykora
Clare Livestock
Trotswatchliners
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
America
Ford
Linder
Mobil
Roly
D Say
McEwan
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