Egg price trends and pastures weed control advise
Michigan State University expert Henry Larzelore reports Grade A large white eggs at 48 to 52 cents a dozen, with prices near a yearly peak and a modest fall expected. Detroit wholesale for September averaged about 54 cents. October runs higher. Also guidance on using MCP to control yellow rocket in pastures and hay fields this fall. Do not apply MCP on new alfalfa seedings.
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Henry Liarzélord
Michigan State University
Larzelere
Detroit
U.S
Dalapon recommended for quackgrass control on crops
Michigan State University extension specialist Donnie Clanahan says dalapon provides a cheap way to kill quackgrass, worth about ten dollars per field compared with multiple cultivator passes. Timing is crucial, with fall applications through mid November advised for fields next year to limit residue hazards. potatoes and sugar beets tolerate dalapon, while beans, small grains, and corn may be harmed.
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Donnie Clanahan
Michigan State University
Clanahan
Evergreens Need Deep Soaks Before Freeze Says MSU Expert
An MSU horticulture specialist advises soaking evergreens every few days before soil freezes. Run the garden hose over the root area for at least an hour to help plants survive winter.
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MSU
Michigan farmers urged to spray for hay weed control
Michigan State University farm crops specialist Will Erdmann advises spraying now to combat yellow rocket and downy bromegrass in alfalfa and red clover. Early growth favors control. fall is another option. Use MCP on new alfalfa seed with frost timing restrictions and avoid spraying alfalfa before heavy frost.
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Michigan
Michigan State University Farm
Hidmann
Erdmann
Extension Office Improvements and Dairy Program Report
The Board of Supervisors approved a $1000 appropriation to expand the Extension Office by about 150 square feet, moving space from the janitor’s room. Eighteen directors discussed Bang’s Disease TB programs and county service growth, with several group annual meetings planned. A new rye variety trial noted Balbo and Rosen as preferred, while ISabella and Mt. Pleasant clubs met for demonstrations. home economics and jewelry making classes were announced along with cost-aware meal planning tips.
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Board of Supervisors
ABA
Harold Brooks
Clare-Isabella
Nottowa
Rolland
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan Artificial Breeders’ Cooperative
Bertha Flaharty
Leonard Johnston
Rufus Westbrook
Isabella County
National Livestock Meat Board, Extension Service
Animal Husbandry Department
Michigan State University
Luella Davis
Coleman High School
Norma Voisin
Janet Wagar
Consumer Power Company
Alma
Ardel Adam
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Joyce Wallace
Clate High School
Helen Lohr
Central Michigan College
E. McCrimmon
Weidman High School
Lois Oren
Bertha Iluharty
Ruth MeciInay
Frank Schrot
Detroit
Schrot
4-H Club Leaders Train for Youth Projects in Ithaca
Isabella County Home Extension news notes a special training meeting held in Ithaca on October 25 to equip nine leaders guiding 4-H Club Boy and 4-H Club Girl projects. The program covers etiquette grooming dating and party planning with leaders including Mrs Milton Strand and Blanchard Busy Beavers.
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Ithaca
Milton Strand
Blanchard Busy Beavers
Soil and livestock costs and farm safety notes
County Agent Richard Schroeder reports Soil year book availability and pricing. He notes livestock parasites cost the U S farmers over two and a half billion dollars annually and urges veterinary use to cut losses. Emphasizes lighting and reflectors for dusk work and wheat law compliance accuracy.
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Soil Bank
Isabella County Soil Conservation District Meeting Notes
The Isabella Soil Conservation District Board met at the District Office with Chair John Goodwin and directors Clynton Sloan Lewis Dawson Harold Howard Burton Mellencamp and John Foster present. New cooperators White Curtiss Leo Morey Harry Morey of Fremont Township and Ann Louise Bechtel of Wise Township were welcomed. Agreements with Jack Crittenden and Vern Crittenden were cancelled due to farm sales. A National Association of Soil Conservation Districts progress questionnaire was reviewed. The next meeting is November 11 with a program on true farming in Central Michigan.
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Isabella Soil Conservation District Board
John Goodwin
Clynton Sloan
Lewis Dawson
Harold Howard
Burton Mellencamp
John Foster
White Curtiss
Leo Morey
Harry Morey
Fremont Township
Ann Louise Bechtel
Wise Township
Jack Crittenden
Vern Crittenden
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Isabella
Central
Michigan
Alfalfa Survival Tied to Nutrient Stock and Roots
Michigan State University farm crops specialists warn that nutritive reserves and robust root systems help alfalfa survive winter. More alfalfa may die from starvation than winter kill if nutrients are lacking and plants cannot store energy.
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MSU
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