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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1951

Page

10

East Half Annexed to Isabella Soil District

R G Hill announces the referendum in the east half of Isabella county on March 27 approved by the State Soil Conservation Committee. The district now includes the eastern area with 162 votes cast 142 yes 21 no. Existing personnel will serve the expanded territory and more help may be added as needed.

R. G. Hill State Soil Conservation Committee Isabella County Isabella Soil Conservation District Soil Conservation Office

Soil Conservation Meeting Held At Sheridan Township

A soil and water conservation follow up meeting of Sheridan Township Group No. 1 was held at the home of Robert Clute on Thursday April 12. Attendees included Robert Clute Ploren Pudway Gerritt Hamstra and Orval Vandewarker with Ben Bosink US Soil Conservation Service county planner providing assistance. Plans were reviewed and dates for needed help in carrying out conservation practices were set for the coming year.

Sheridan Township Group No. 1 Robert Clute Ploren Pudway Gerritt Hamstra Orval Vandewarker Ben Bosink Clare County U. S. Soil Conservation Service Bosink

Brood Sow Care To Prevent Abortions

Farm guidance warns against letting sows in late pregnancy run with horses and mules or follow fattening cattle to avoid abortion risks. The advice emphasizes controlled housing and exercise to protect pregnant sows.

Dr Hugh H Bennett extended as chief of soil conservation

Dr Hugh H Bennett remains active as head of the U S Soil Conservation Service after Secretary Brannan announced an extension of his appointment for an unspecified period. Farmers in Michigan, North Carolina and nationwide have supported keeping him in service, praising his decades of leadership in soil conservation.

Hugh H. Bennett U. S. Soil Conservation Service Ben Bosink Soil Conservation Service Charles F. Brannan Bennett Michigan Dr. Bennet Bosink North Carolina General Marshall Albert Hinstein Conservation District Truman Doc” Bennett Department of Agriculture Production and Marketing Administration Everett Guiembo SCS West Branch PMA Forest Service Clare Soil Conservation District Brannan Big Hugh Wellington Brink Washington, D. C USDA

National Gleaner President To Address Isabella County Group

George Ransford national president of the Gleaners will address the Isabella county Gleaners association this Friday at 8 00 p m in the Crawford Gleaner hall with other national officers in attendance A program of entertainment lunch and music by Crampton s orchestra will be included Lloyd Thorn president of the Isabella group and William Kleinheaus district manager All Gleaners their families and friends invited to the meeting

George Ransford The Gleaners Isabella County Gleaner's Association Crawford Gleaner Hai Crampton Lloyd Thorn Isabella Group Willian Kieinhlaus

State College Develops New Corn Hybrids

Michigan crop Improvement Association approves a six group numbering system for corn hybrids 159 260 350 450 550 650 with 350 favored by Isabella County farmers. Michigan State College notes 1952 production of 350 and 480 with higher yields than 360 and M15 and expects broad adoption in 1952 and 1953.

Michigan Crop Improvement Assocation Michigan Michigan State College

Dont Hurry Dairy Herd To Pasture

Spring brings visions of pasture but keep dairy cattle on dry feed even after turning out. Early grass holds heavy moisture and may be 80 percent wet by June first, so haul hay to pasture to aid transition and minimize barn cleaning.

John Goodwin Enters Sow Testing Project

H F Moxley reports John Goodwin of Shepherd has entered five sows in the Michigan Sow Test as part of a livestock study and breeding effort.

John Goodwin H. F. Moxley Shepherd Michigan

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