Weekend Visits Spread Across Goshen and Harrison
Colonville residents Mr and Mrs Leon Dyke and Judy of Goshen Indiana visited Herman Dyke and the Mogg and Dyke families. The Rutter and Nelson households traveled between St Louis Morocco and Cedar Lake while Mary Ann Bill Connie and Bill joined Alberta Cadillac and Har rison friends for midweek visits with Mrs Walter Harpster and her girls.
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Bert Prout
Minimum tillage cuts soil loss in field trials
Michigan State University scientists report that plow plant tillage reduces soil erosion to about 60 percent of conventional tillage. field tests over four years show 32 000 pounds per acre lost under conventional methods versus 4 000 under minimum tillage during a 1960 June storm. Yields similar. savings lie in tillage costs.
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