Agricultural Men Take Course In Warfare
Michigan department of agriculture executives and supervisors will take an intensive course in radiological and biological warfare in Lansing next week. Sponsored by the U S Food and Drug Administration with the Michigan Office of Civil Defense, the course follows a November session in Detroit. The department handles food purity and animal health, and faces new challenges from atomic or germ warfare.
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Michigan Department of Agriculture
Department
Lansing
U.S. Food & Drug. Administration
Michigan Office of Civil Defense, Agricultural
Detroit
Tiling Demonstration On Lyons Farm In Lincoln Township
Conservation District Directors announced a tiling demonstration on June 8 at 1 30 p m on Theodore Lyons farm Section 12 Lincoln Township. Arthur Dull of Beaverton aided the event as contractor with annual demonstrations driven by new tile drainage research. The Lyons farm features a noticeable slope but poorly drained soil that benefits from tile drainage.
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Lyons
Bob Feldhauser
Stuart Dague
Stuart
Michigan MSU economist foresees more silage corn use
Michigan State University farm economist Ray Hoglund predicts a growing share of corn harvested as silage, yielding 25 to 40 percent more nutrients per acre than grain. He cites labor savings from field chopping and anticipates more alfalfa mixtures and oats grown as silage to boost feed output and cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State University Farm
Ray Hoglund
Hoglund
Michigan
Fighting Flies Big Job MSU Offers Suggestions
Entomologist Gordon Guyer and associates report there are at least 40 fly species around barns on the Michigan State University campus. The article discusses odds and methods to combat these pests during the annual farm campaign.
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MSU
Gordon Guyer
Michigan ‘State University
Guyer
Gladwin sale and tree shaping demos share Isabella news
The Gladwin Fairgrounds sale June 7 features 64 cattle with 63 bulls and 13 heifers including Angus Shorthorn and Hereford breeds. Judging at 10:00 a.m. by hosts from MSU and local firms, with pre sale banquet June 6 sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Also two Tree Shaping demonstrations planned June 14 in Isabella County with MSU forestry experts and local conservation staff.
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Gladwin “Fairgrounds
Floyd House
Rosebush
Hugh Swindlehurst
Mr. Pleasant
George McLachan
Ewart
Harold Harwood
Ionia
Leo Davis
Pinckney
H. F. Moxley
Michigan State University
Chamber of Commerce
Coldwater Lake
Weidman
Beal City
al Fredericks
Mt. Pleasant
van Zanult
M20
Lester Bell
Michigan
State University
Dave Dawson
Isabella Soil Conservation District
Salad oil should not solidify or separate in refrigerator
An oil labeled salad oil is expected to remain liquid and blend with a salad dressing at typical refrigerator temperatures. If it solidifies or separates, it may indicate improper formulation or storage conditions affecting usability.
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National Farm Loan Ass’n
Evart, Michigan
Rey Boss
ROY Hoover Insurance
Clare
State Mutua CycLone Insurance Co. Home Office
Lapeer, Mich
Isabella ‘Sok
America
Walt Disney
Disneyland
Tyre
Agfaich
Clanayland” and
Phe Lone Rengir
Agc-Tv
Idmnericon Bory
Eeprite Welt Bheisy
Fredociens
American Dairy Association
OF Michigan
National Tower
Michigen
Augustus Wilson
Carol White
Roger Wheaton
Margaret Seiter
Bob Sharp
Beverly Slater
Isabella Farm News
B. C. Mellencamp County
Sewing Machine CO
E. Main St. Midland, Mich
Consumers Power Company
Sentinel
John Deere
New Holland
Oliver Superior
New Idea
Maytag
Fairbanks-Morse
Jim.Sykora
Henry Grund
Proprietress
Citizens Stat Bank ¢ of
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