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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1952

Page

5

Seed and Fertilizers Should Be Bought Now

Michigan State College experts urge farmers to order alfalfa seed early noting limited supply for northern stock and recommend specific varieties for short and long stands. They also list early barley and oat varieties and urge immediate fertilizer orders due to filled storage by manufacturers.

Pani Gibson Clare County Michigan State College Michigan Ontario Bay Wisconsin Moore Lower Peninsula Baton Kent Clinton Clinton 69 Farm Crops Department

Growth of Cerebral Palsy Services Across the Nation

Five years after 16 centers existed nationwide, 367 treatment services now operate for cerebral palsy children. The expansion is supported by Easter Seal funds, reaching all regions of the country.

United States

Farm Plan Leads Pine Planting and Tour Planned

Curtis Daniels of Winterfield township completed a soil conservation farm plan focusing on pine planting with one field for pasture. He sold 70c per red pine stump for Christmas trees, expecting about $60 annual return from his marginal land. Cooperators outlined tiling, drainage, waterways and contouring with several farm and school groups ordering pines for planting and habitat work. A grass silage tour is set for Friday March 14 starting at Norman Hutchinson’s farm, visiting Bay and Kleiners farms.

Q Curtis Daniels Winterfield Township Curtis Glen Bay Norman Hutchinson Madrumer Shea, Jr John Somers Ernest Geli Glen Norman Mort John Ernest Extension Service Clare County Scc Eagle Church Walter Kleiner

Quality Counts In Purchase Of Baby Chicks

Michigan State College poultrymen say investing in high quality chicks yields higher profits through lower mortality, better feed efficiency, rapid growth, and uniform size. Buy from NPIP tests and hatcheries with pullorum programs. Choose meat or egg strains to fit needs and note feed differences between efficient and inefficient birds.

Paul D. Gibson Clare County Michigan State College NPIP

Michigan Mutual Windstorm Ins Co Names New Officers

Varvison Dodds of West Branch was reelected president at the annual meet ing in January. Officers renamed include Orr G. Stanley Hastings vice president Horace Powers Nashville secretary and treasurer M DeYoung Hudsonville I T Osborn Lansing Nelson Cole Alanson F E Rothfuss Sebewaing and Horace Powers directors.

Varvison Dodds West Branch Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company Orr G. Stanley Hastings Horace Powers Nashville M. DeYoung Hudsonville I. T. Osborn Lansing Nelson Cole Alanson F. E. Rothfuss Sebewaing

Once-Over Tillage Cuts Labor and Equipment Needs

Michigan State College soil scientists promote once-over tillage to cut field trips and labor while preserving yields. Dr. R L Cook notes soil structure benefits and lower costs. plans for adapted drill features cost 15 cents from MSC. Field tests show similar or higher yields versus conventional tillage, with labor savings and fewer trips over the field.

Michigan State College Agricultural Engineering Research Laboratories Charles Bruffy MSC Soils Science Department Michigan State College, Agricultural Engineering Department Wast Lansing Michigan R. L. Cook Michigan’ Agricultural Experiment Station Drs. Cook Cook Duill Gayvean

Discussion on Grass Silage Meeting in Deerfield Township Hall

Livestock farmers meet Sunday March 14 at 1 30 PM seven miles west of Mt Pleasant on M 20 to compare grass silage with corn silage. Michigan State College specialist J G Hayes will lead with Jim Hays judging samples brought by attendees. Farmers urged to bring silage and hay for discussion and to share feeding experiences and research results.

Deerfield Mt. Pleasant J. G. Hayes Michigan State College Jim Hays Hays

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