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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1951
Page
5
Paul Gibson, County Agricultural Agent, outlines how fall plowing increases wind and water erosion in late fall and spring, faults cover crop use, and accelerates nutrient leaching. Michigan soil expert RH Longnecker notes reduced organic matter, faster decay of sod crops, and greater erosion on sloped and sandy soils.
The article notes fall plowing speeds decay of green manure and crop residues and may reduce next season insect pests. Wetting and drying freeze thaw improve crumb structure, especially in recently plowed land. Heavy soils show clear fall plowing benefits. avoid fall plowing on light sandy or rolling land unless necessary and late in the season.
Agricultural guidance describes built up litter as a moisture heat blended mix of manure and material forming an eight to ten inch covering by mid to late fall. Regular stirring and ventilation are essential to prevent a wet crust, with lime or phosphate added to keep the litter dry during winter.
Baltzer Michigan Hst. Dairyman invites ABA members Board of Directors Managers and others to Last Lansing Thursday October 11 from 10:00 to 4:00. Hear Dr Frank Thorp and Dr James Williams Veterinarian School. See repro ductive traits bulls barns harvestore breeding shed laboratory displays and more for herd owners.
Ben Bosink invites questions on woodlot management and a demonstration at Robert Carter’s farm at 1 40 pm October 9 with information on tree planting and pulp wood management. County agent Paul Gibson will provide demonstration cards.
Agricultural article by Isabella County agent explains how to stack lumber to reduce spoilage. It covers foundations, slope, stacking by thickness, use of stickers, front overhang, tar paper roofs, and how proper piling minimizes warping and waste while preserving value in the woodlot.
Michigan State College extension dairyman J G Hays urges farmers to prepare for winter by dehorning heifers, providing outdoor convalescence for cows, supplying steamed bone meal minerals, and giving daily salt access. He stresses prewinter barn repairs, reinforced gates, and easy post holes before ground freezes.
County Fair Association Directors report six year progress at meeting. Betty West of Remus notes fair on solid permanent footing. Financials show 1961 profit around 1.4 million and cash on hand over 3,500. Thanks extended to volunteers and supporters sustaining an agricultural county asset. Annual meeting planned for late October to elect officers and continue objectives.
Agricultural agent reports four farms to host visits this fall showcasing two new Michigan corn hybrids, 350 and 480. Michigan 350 similar to the widely used 51B and yields about 14 percent higher. Cooperating farmers include Floyd House and Son Rosebush Hugh Swindlehurst Chester Brown and Julius Bierschbach Mt Pleasant calling for harvest readiness and possible field tours this week.
The U S Department of Agriculture announced on September 13 that due to widespread weather damage the 1951 crop price support is extended to No 4 No 5 and sample grade wheat. Storing and quality limits apply with discounts for damaged grain and a new loan option allows farmers to hold damaged wheat for orderly marketing.
Bob's A ne and Service at 210 McEwan Style lare advertises Federal trucks for handling tough jobs with emphasis on economical performance.
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