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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1957

Page

4

Soil restoration advised after heavy rains in Clare County

County agricultural agent Richard Schroeder urges immediate green manure seeding and soil testing to rebuild damaged land. Michigan State University soil scientist J. Fe Davis notes clover or rye may not start tilth well. adding barnyard manure with winter wheat boosts organic matter. Davis warns drainage weaknesses reveal needed repairs and suggests conservation practices, waterways, and minimum tillage to curb future losses.

Clare County Juy Richard Schroeder J. Fe Davis Michigan State University Schroeder Davis

Isabella 4 H plans leader training and events

Isabella County 4 H leaders met to plan a series of leader training sessions for new and current leaders. A committee led by Ts Freeman Curtiss and others also scheduled an August 8 meeting to plan the county club calendar from September 1957 to September 1958. Elims at East Lansing August 42 13 will send over thirty members in dairy livestock clothing food preservation and home improvement contests and demonstrations.

Freeman Curtiss Maricy Johnson Isabella County Clarence ‘Tucker Harold Anderson Ray Geasler Eldean Acker Earl House Isabella ‘County East Lansing

Women plan first meeting of year for county project leaders

The DME extension notes a September gathering of county project leaders to discuss new ideas for women’s programs. A Home Demonstration Board meeting July 31 and August 7 reviewed conference reports and planned activities, with emphasis on nutrition and salad as a healthful focus.

V. Wieferich Norman Fox Buell Adams Rufus Westbrook Home Fluharty Brooks Columbus Isabella County Homemakers Conference A. D MacRae Raleigh Wert Ranson Slusher Milo VanVranken Warner Pihl Otto Larsen Don. Uebele Harold Flaharty Mary Brooks Ira Eisenberger Lois Moore Roscoe Keighley Frank Coldwell Ralph Sharp Beulah Pratt Sherman Smith Harold Decker Mark Young Walter Parks Percy Hamlin Donald Tra

Clare County announces 1957 price supports and loan rates

Floren J. Pudway chair of the county ASC outlines Clare County price support rates for 1957 barley oats wheat and rye with specific per bushel figures and two bean rates. Loans and purchase agreements run from harvest to January 3 with quality and allotment rules. national averages set for corn and soybeans but county rates to be fixed later and likely a few cents below 1956 levels.

Clare County Floren J. Pudway ASC Navy Department of Agriculture

Bowen 4 Hers Spending Busy Summer

Bowen 4 H members kept busy this summer with county camp activities and demonstrations. John Hovey Mike Burch Todd Hovey Jill Methner Dale Dix on and Linda Anderson attended the County 4 H Camp at Coldwater Lake Wayne Anderson acted as Junior Counselor Shirley Moore Rhea Moore Linda Anderson Janet and Judy Hovey attended the County Demonstration School at Clio camp last week. Shirley demonstrated Pastry for a King Judy and Linda demonstrated Table Setting Donald Moore Larry Wayne and Linda Anderson attended practice livestock judging sessions. Michigan orchard tests show mulch use boosts yields and farmers expect hog farrowings to stay strong through fall John Ferris notes the good prices may persist into mid 1958.

Bowen 4-H John Hovey Mike Burch Donald Moore Larry Wayne Linda Anderson

Lumpy Jaw Costs Cattle and Other Livestock

The Ameri can Foundation for Animal Health warns lumpy jaw, caused by bacteria with unusual lab traits, is costly to dairy and beef cattle and can affect other animals and humans. Symptoms include facial jaw swellings and woody tongue, lowering weight and milk production. early veterinary diagnosis and treatment are essential to salvage cattle.

Foundation For Animal Health Foundation

Isabella County Soil Conservationists Highlight Wildlife Pond Plans

A Rosebush area landowner plans to deepen a future pond site to create wildlife habitat after test borings. Soil Conservation Service teams recently mapped tile systems on local farms, aiding drainage design where feasible and noting increasing pheasant broods in Isabella County.

Harvey Lowery Rosebush Lowerys Soil Conservanot Service Bob Coon Mt. Pleasant John Simlek Coleman Joe Baronik Isabella

Home Extension News Highlights Busy Week Activities

Phyllis Pearson reports a packed week with the fair and Homemakers Camp at the 4-H Camp on Hardwood Lake near West Branch. Exhibits look strong, attendees include Mrs Manwaring Iris Matthews and others, and the camp features a chicken barbecue copper tooling woodcraft and mystery faces.

Avery Manwarning Iris Matthews Watking Bush Price Dennis Hardwood Lake West Branch U.S. Department of Agriculture

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