Five Lakes Farm Bureau Meeting At Grune Home
The Five Lakes Farm Bureau met June 7 at Mr and Mrs Henry Grune home with nine families represented and three absent. Mrs Ken Kapplinger read the minutes and reported on the Women’s Committee activities. Ken Kapplinger discussed a talk with the township supervisor Clair Stanley. Warren White and Don Armentrout were appointed to attend the next board meeting to discuss redecorating plans for the hall. White led a safety topic discussion and six future topics were chosen. A lunch was served by the hostess.
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Lakes Farm Bureau
Henry Grune
Gordon Smith
Ken, Kappllager
Ken
Khpplinger
Clair Stanley
Warren White
Don’ Armentrout
Warren
White
Mre
Gruno
Arley Renner's Reno vation of a Michigan Farm
Michigan farmer Arley Renner details renovating a wornout 165 acre Farwell farm. He describes pasture conversion from 5 acres to 15 in pasture, cost per acre of 20 dollars, and a boost to 18 cows with improved grazing. He notes pine tree plantings for soil conservation and aims to own the farm someday.
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Arley Renner
Farwell
Michigan
Renner
Kraft
Strestaraun Alfdifar
Arley
Farm renovation yields strong dairy returns says Clare plant
A farmer notes last year owner’s share reached 3200 dollars and renovation programs have paid dividends in recent years. Fieldmen at the Clare plant praise an excellent tenant-landlord relationship and Arley Renner’s effort in boosting farm production through renovation in action.
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Jas
a.Kra
Clare
Arley Renner
Economics of Grassland Farming Bulletin Released
New county agent bulletin and Michigan State College release cover shifting farm strategy to grass as a major crop. Dr. Karl Vary of the Michigan Experiment Station outlines economic changes in farm organization and management. Special bulletins 391 and 392 available from the county extension office.
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Michigan State College
Karl Vary
Michigan Experiment Station
Vary
Soils Field Day At MSC Draws Farmers To Varying Crops
Clare county farmers can visit Michigan State College on Wednesday July 7 for a Crops and Soils Field Day. Wagon tours start at 9 30 a m from the new seed warehouse Mt Hope and Beaumont roads a mile south of campus. Lunch is served on the grounds with a noon program. Attendees compare Craig oats with Abegweit Branch Clintland Michigan Experimental 5441 wheat Genesee York win Cornell 595 red Seneca Thorne and two new varieties Knox and Pennell plus barley forages pasture work seed production fertilizer placement and weed and disease control.
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Clare County
Michigan State College
P. D. Gibson
Mt. Hope
Beaumont
Abegweit
Branch
Clintland
Michigan
Genesee
York
Win
Cornell
Knox
Indiana
Pennell
Pennsylvania
Michigan Foundation Seed Association
Grain Bin Plans Offered By County Agriculture Office
Farmers may obtain 2500 bushel grain bin plans convertible to a double garage. Designed by Midwest Planning Service the 20 by 20 foot structure with 8 foot walls partitions into 10 by 20 foot bins asbestos cement walls and corrugated steel roof. Plans available through the county agricultural agent under Midwest Plan 732638 and include other grain storage options.
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Midwest Planning Service
Midwest Agricultural Colleges
County Agricultural Agent
Asi
Official Gard Needed To Sell Wheat In Clare County
Clare County wheat farmers must obtain and attach official wheat marketing cards during the late June period as advised by Andrew J. Keysor chairing the county ASC committee. Farmers with allotments must dispose of excess acreage to avoid quotas penalties and should contact the Clare County ASC Office in Harrison for guidance. An MSU Extension bulletin offers meal planning help for homemakers.
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Clare County
Andrew J. Keysor
ASC Committee
Keyser
Clara County
ASC
Holcomb
Harrison
Cut Down on Bloat Dangers
Cattle going out on pasture after a rainy period should be watched as closely as if they were going out for the first time in spring. Lush mid summer pasture can cause bloat. provide dry hay to tickle their ram en to reduce danger.
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P. D. Gibson
Clare County
Glen Reed
Michigan State College
Barble Auto Collision Offers Brake Service
Specialized services at Barble Auto Collision Service include brake inspection with a safety message. Contact number 260-W provided for inquiries. The ad mentions aluminum ingots and large aluminum foil materials, indicating storage or salvage context.
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Barble
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Micrahn
Dan Bryant
Rela Head
Nee Ah Harrison, Michigan
Streeet
Parote
MSC
Emcee
Hast Laising
Bob Rowley
Cash Income Co
American Products Corporation
Detroit
Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Deerees
BANK
MOREO
National Farm Loan Association
Baer
National Farm Loan Ass‘n
Evart, Michigan
Clare Livestock Auction
The
Wolverine Stock Yards Co
St. Johns
Lapeer — Lake Odessa
Prince & Co
Dus
Dodge
Aimee
Merona
Otayost
Cindsfield
Aina
Pheaa