Propagation of roses and local yard sales notes
GardenSpot column explains propagation of cultivated roses by softwood cuttings with steps from selecting new growth to sterilizing sand. The page also lists numerous local classified ads including used car needs, land for sale, real estate, vehicles, farm equipment, pets, rental housing, and antiques in Limestone County area.
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Agriculture Secretary to referendum on cotton program
The secretary will announce a referendum among cotton producers after hearings on a referendum bill. The process will take time, delaying operability of the program beyond the 1966 crop, according to Schnittker.
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Freeman urges Democrats to appease angry farmers in campaign
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Gardening Tips for Cuttings and Rose Pest Alerts
Instructions cover rooting cuttings in a protected moist box with a plastic frame, suitable 2.5 inch containers, and a peat sand soil mix. Then rose pests spider mites and thrips are detailed with control notes from Auburn University entomologist Frank McQueen, including malathion use and protective bagging techniques.
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McQueen
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Cotton promotion plan delayed for this year
Washington AP reports Under Secretary John Schnittker says a producer financed cotton promotion and research program cannot apply to this year's crop. Hearings and a referendum will push implementation to next year after President Johnson signed a $1 per bale deduction to fund it and Senate funds the program in the Agriculture Department's appropriation bill. Public hearings nationwide will gather grower and industry input once the appropriation becomes law.
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