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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1941
Page
3
A pasture plan boosts hog growth and economics. Clover alfalfa rape rye and soybeans recommended with two-pasture rotation and specified seed rates to optimize grazing and recovery. White pigs may react to rape. rye provides early pasture. rye 1.5 to 2 bushels per acre. rape 8 pounds per acre. soybeans 1.16 bushels per acre.
Michigan State College reports profits from a 1940 performance project for flocks. Some ewes yield as little as $5 while top flocks reach $15 per ewe. Enrollment urged by livestock extension specialist H E Benton. Field visits assess management and pasture plans, with lamb and wool yields converted to lamb equivalents. Pasture quality, especially June grass and alfalfa, drives income with pasture-based gains of $20 to $25 per acre.
Michigan State College extension specialist C B Dibble warns farmers to control corn borers before the 1941 seedings. Infected fields in the lower peninsula show many un husked ears. remedies include husker shredder use or burial of stalks, with burning as a last resort.
A commencement article notes fifty-seven graduates at the fifty fourth ceremony. The piece quotes Dibble warning that burning to remove organic matter is poor farming practice but stresses the need for effective borer control to prevent a severe corn borer year.
Sanitarian C H Niggeman outlines key practices for dairy farms to raise milk quality. Emphasizes clean barns and floors, proper barnyard drainage, dedicated milk houses, sterilized utensils, prompt cooling, and hand hygiene to prevent contamination and improve market acceptance.
Monkeys generally have the longest tails among apes monkeys and baboons. The ape has the shortest tail among these groups with tails varying by species and context.
Vernon City and nearby residents report weekend visits and illnesses. Calls came from Mrs Etta Howard at the O W Nash home in Clare. Families from Lansing Rosebush West Grant Arthur township and Coleman visited relatives, with pneumonia illness noted for Eugene Orvis. Several trips to Flint and celebrations mark the period, including a sixth anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snider.
A report notes about 3 619 000 miles of highway across the 21 American republics with roughly 3 000 000 miles in the United States.
Sunday School 10 30 a m Supt P A Oman Classes for all ages Preaching 7 30 p m Rev W Wyrick Cottage Prayer meeting Tuesday evening place announced Community notes list many local residents and visitors with brief movements and events including moves trips shopping and family visits.
4 H members host a cattle feeding tour Friday at noon starting at Merle Whitney farm and visiting Klump, Max Davidson, Haack Brothers, Nichol as Pohl, Engler and Murphy, with 4-H steers from Rosebush Farwell Coleman and Pleasant. Delegates to discuss feeding, marketing and management with Michigan State College experts.
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