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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1956
Page
3
Public notice from ABA Herefords agent P B Gist states Michigan breeders and MAB discuss dispersive breeding using Hereford semen. Inseminators must request semen from the central office before shipment. No semen will be sent without prior request.
Merle Raber reports on a Cedar River Watershed project finalizing last Monday. County Road Commission Fisheries Division and Soil Conservation District crews fertilized and seeded about 144 acres along Arnold Lake road with 10-10-10 fertilizer and grasses including chewings fescue rye and brome. Dale Brandon supervised concrete gutters to channel water to the stream. extension service aided with technical support.
Michigan State University extensions advise on crop spraying for corn and cucumbers and note no postemergence spray for beans. Early hay harvest increases protein, lowers feeding costs, and boosts next winter profits. alfalfa yields peak protein when cut early. Wheat storage shows price gains after harvest, but risks from improper storage and stricter FDA standards.
A busy Isabella County 4-H week featured a four stop Beef Tour with judging and discussions of beef program phases. The Dairy Tour covered feeding fitting showing and selection topics with leaders assisting. Conservation Camp is planned at Chatam in the Upper Peninsula with four high school 4-H members traveling by bus from Mt. Pleasant June 25 to 30. The Red Cross will provide three swimming instructors for this year’s club program.
Joanne Curtiss files from Washington describing a busy start to the National 4-H Club camp trip. Isabella County’s first delegate notes Niagara Falls’s beauty and visits Gettysburg and nearby battlefields with plans for another follow up next week.
Due to a wet spring followed by dry periods farmers in Isabella County face seedling challenges. Experts advise delaying August seeding until after grain harvest with possible oats per acre and consider rye or buckwheat as cover crops to allow hay production next year and improve soil organic matter.
Bistulet and MG Pleasant FEA Chapter establish an observational grass nursery on Alton Cameron’s farm two miles west of Rose Bush. The plots cover about ten by fifty feet showcasing twenty grass and legume species to help local farmers select suited varieties.
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