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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1953

Page

3

Soil Conservation Tour Details Conditions Across Isabella County

Gene Bacon reports 90 percent of PMA payment denials due to inadequate outlet cover. An inspected tile had only a foot of cover. average is 14 percent, failing to meet winter conditions. Field visits included Blanchard to Coleman and Wise to Chippewa, with planning for watershed long range plans and a tour for Basil A. Myers.

Gene Bacon Gene Isabella County Basil A. Myers Blanchard Robert Decker Lawrence Townsend Max Cook Harold Howard Rolland Broomfield Coldwater Township Coleman Wise Chippewa Isabella Uniah Mt. Pleasant Mr. Myers Coe Lincoln Freemont

April Clean-up Nearing Farm Safety Reminder

In late April Michigan State College farm safety specialist Dave Steinicke urges rural communities to participate in spring clean-up. He notes most farm fires come from winter debris and clutter. a tidy farmstead reduces risks, protects homes, livestock, and equipment, and creates a healthier, safer environment.

Dave Steinicke Michigan State College Farm Safety Michigan Steincké

Michigan State College Short Course Graduates Return Home

Short course trainees from Michigan and 11 other states plus Canada Israel and Brazil completed 1958 graduation activities. Alumni Association led by Hol Wright of Saginaw coordinates summer practice for graduates. Northern Michigan graduates Richard Baughn and Walter Boyd will work near home farms at Lake City and in Northern Michigan soil tests. Carl Hoyt and local agents invite interested high school students to enroll in the two year general agriculture short course at East Lansing.

Michigan State College Michigan Canada Israel Brazil Hol Wright Saginaw Richard Baughn Winterfield Township Clare County M.S.C. Animal Husbandry Department Lake City Missoukes County Walter Boyd Petoskey Mjs.c. Soil Science Department East Lansing Carl ©. Hoyt Northern Michigan Carl C. Hoyt

4 H Club Day Achievement in Clare County

About 500 parents, friends and 4 H members gathered at Harrison school gymnasium on April 14 for Spring Achievement Day. Exhibits covered clothing, handicraft, electrical and other 4 H projects with judging by Ruth Menay and Robert Acker. Honor Roll chosen by Amalie Vasold and Kenneth Questerhout.

Harrison School Ruth Menay Robert Acker Isabella County Amalie Vasold Kenneth Qusterhout Michigan State College Hast Lansing Elizabeth Marotzke Marotzke Brush College

Certified Seed Potatoes With Low Disease Levels

Henry Moore of Michigan State College notes certified seed potatoes show fewer diseases due to strict supervision and high standards. Michigan conducts multiple inspections in fields during growth and storage to ensure vigor and disease freedom, guaranteeing farmers high quality seed for the next potato crop.

Henry Moore Michigan State College Michigan

Fertilizer tips boost Michigan hay yields

Michigan State College extension specialist H D Longnecker says yields lag due to lime and plant food shortages. He urges 400 to 600 pounds of fertilizer per acre with specific NPK blends for soil types and topdressing of alfalfa for multi year use, aiming at 200 pounds per acre yearly for best legume yields.

Michigan H. D. Longnecker Michigan State College Extension Gandy M.s.c Carter Harrison Michigan State College Crops Department

District Forestry Plans 20 Million Pine Trees Over 30 Years

Soil Conservation Service states they can plant 20 million pines in 30 years. District Directors distributed 39,500 trees and shrubs this week to 18 cooperators. About 40,000 trees remain for delivery this Friday or Saturday and will be notified by Secretary Mellencamp when available.

Soil Conservation Service Myers Mellencamp

Spring Legume Seeding Guidance From Michigan State

Michigan State College specialists urge timely legume seeding as vital for pasture and crop rotation. They advise lime testing and fertilizer, use of pulverized limestone, inoculating alfalfa seed, shallow planting, rain or cultipacker coverage, and note ladino clover as a growing forage option with specific seeding rates.

Michigan State College

Mt Pleasant A B A Enlarges Service

Dairymen in four southeast townships gain extended service as John Ripley joins Joe Pilgan to relay calls via Joe Flynn. Ripley, after Michigan State College training, drives a Shepherd bound bus. aim is better communications and increased dairy needs. Contact county agent for details.

Mt. Pleasant

Muliflora Rose Growth Recommendations From Michigan State College

Multiflor a rose grows best on fertile well drained shaded sites south of the Bay City Muskegon line. It will not make a satisfactory living fence on dry sand or clay pan soils. Seedlings should be cultivated or mulched with straw deteriorated hay manure or sawdust after planting to reduce weeds and improve moisture. Fertilizers with nitrogen aid growth.

Bay City-Muskegon Forestry Department of Michigan State College

Sugar beets look profitable for Marshall Wll crop

Sugar beets offer strong profits as beet sugar prices rise 4 percent while other crops fall. Labor is plentiful and tonnage has grown for 16 years. Over 900 beet harvesters are available in Michigan, with improved delivery conditions at plants reducing waits. Local fieldman will visit to help plan planting.

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Test Your Soil for Better Crops and Higher Profits Folder

Michigan State College Extension releases Folder F-174 by soil scientist Kirk Lawton. It explains how to take representative soil samples and have them tested for better crops and profits. Available at county agricultural agent offices and the Bulletin office.

Michigan State College Kirk Lawton Lawton Bulletin

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Siania By Dan Balog Isabella County Farm Planner Lewis Dawson Worrest William Brewer Wilson Jim Rader Harold White The Wolverine Stock Yards Co St. Johns Clare Lapeer — Lake Odessa Prince & Go Bellows Sisters Lake Gloria Vasold Ousterhout June Dawson Floren Pudway Adolph Hildebrandt Howard Brockway Albert Price Irving Lumber Yard Pittsburgh Friendly Service Andrew D. Irving 5Th &T GMC General Motors WN. McEwan GEO. Klapatch Lower Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan Mt. Pleasant A.B.A Marshall Wll Farm Digest Een Marshall Wells Myers and McDonald Brewer's Farm Home Fourth St Clare, Michigan Mammoth Clover W. B. Sweet Clover Timothy Alsike Chick
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