Soil and Water Conservation Guidance For Farms
County soil conservation district offers two paths to help farms plan and implement conservation practices. Sign a District Agreement for a soil survey and capability map plus technical assistance, or file an application for cost share with the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation program. A well planned, integrated plan is essential for long term success.
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Reservation
Rome
Rarhi
Wheat quota referendum voting places designated in Clare
Clare County voters with more than 15 acres of wheat for 1957 harvest may cast ballots July 20 at Sheridan Townhall and other designated sites. If two thirds approve, 1957 quotas stay in force with price support at 75 to 90 percent parity. penalties apply to excess production. If more than one third disapprove, quotas lapse and price support falls to 50 percent parity for compliant farmers.
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Clare
Floren J. Pudway
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Sheridan Townhall
Home Extension News Items on Upholstering and Craft
Extension home advisers report on upholstering projects by Mrs Julius Bierschbach and Mrs Ned Rawson as well as Mrs James Barager refining oak and walnut furniture. The column also offers dress hemming tips and guidance for preparing refreshing fruit drinks from Miss Gladys Knight at Michigan State University.
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Néya Rawson
County Extension Group
James Barager
County Line Extension Group
Barager
Gladys Knight
Michigan State University
Knight
Atomic age seen shaping Michigan farming long term
University of Michigan botanist A Geoffrey Norman heads a National Academy study on agriculture in the atomic age. Radiation may improve crop varieties but livestock gains are unlikely. Progress will be slow and incremental, but overall changes could boost farm productivity for Michigan families.
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Michigan
A. Geoffrey Norman
University of Michigan
National Academy of Science
Norman
Spanish moss an epiphyte not parasite of trees
The article explains that Spanish moss in the Virgin Islands and southward is an epiphyte, not a parasite. It hangs from trees fences and wires and derives no nourishment from its host, similar to the pineapple family.
Army Worm Movement Reported in Michigan Crops
Army worms are spreading in Michigan pastures meadows and grain fields with conditions favorable for outbreaks. Extension entomologist Ray Jones notes increased worm numbers, recommends chlordane or related sprays for pastures and stubble, and urges farmers to notify the Extension Office if outbreaks are severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ray Jones
State’ University
Harrison
Isabella 4-H News Highlights July Celebration
Isabella County 4-H members wrap up a successful July 4 food stand at the county fair. Lavigne Albart, Marshall, John, and others helped, with many club members from Isabella attending the 27th Annual 4-H Club Week at Michigan State University alongside achievement booth winners and club leaders.
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Harry Densmore
Ark
Service Club
Lavigne Albat
Ahen Marshall
David John
Betty
Patsy Getcheli
Mitchell
Martyn Geasler
Larry Smith
Wayne
Larry Anderson
Joyce Miller
Donna Cameron
Maxine
Philip House
Walton- Rosebush Club
Marilyn Geasler
Brinton
Busy Bee Club
Judy Methner
Bowen Busy Bees Club
Levi Metcalf
McCormick Club
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County
S.C.S
Merle Raber
Us-27
Worthington
Bendix Dryer
Globe World
Paka
Sherwin
Wcalgle If
Williams
Marna
James Ryan
Jim Sykora
Lewis Rutter
Ruth McKlnay
Department of Information
Michigan ‘State
College,” ‘East
Laneling
Julius Blersehbach
Tom Pell
Tyry
Atom
The
Blue Ghip
GMC
Greer Auto Sales
McEwan
Clara, Michigan
Army Worm Movement
Isabella
Clare Sentinel
Lake
F.B. Scott Oil Company
Lake, Michigan
Seiter Brothers Lumber
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