Do it yourself field day guides Alabama herbicide study
At Belle Mina Field Day June 3 Auburn University researchers led 75 visitors through the Tennessee Valley Substation plots to evaluate herbicide and fungicide tests for cotton. County leaders and Extension Service staff discussed ongoing projects and the goal of improving weed and disease control for farmers in eight north Alabama counties.
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Bell Mina
Ala
Tennessee Valley
Auburn University Agricultural Experiment Station
North Alabama
John Boseck
George D. H. McMillan
Cooperative Extension Service
Morgan County
Belle Mina
Jewell Sandy
Decatur
Auburn University Agricultural Experiment
Weather and weed control studies at Substation prompt farming shifts
Wind and heat set a hard pace as farmers discuss cultivation timing and weed strategies in cotton. Research by Buchanan at the Substation indicates six to seven weeks after emergence is a critical weed-control window for maximizing yields, with herbicide build-up deemed unlikely after ten years of normal use. The Belle Mina facility notes mixed crop injury risks from fall planting after spring herbicide use. Dr. A J Kappelman discusses fungicide work for seedling diseases, while W B Webster reports local weather data. County turnout includes Colbert Franklin Lauderdale Lawrence Madison Marion Morgan.
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Buchanan
Belle Mina
Art Hiltbold
Tennessee Valley
A. J. Kappelman
USDA
Auburn Experiment Station
W. B. Webster
Colbert
Franklin
Lawrence
Lauderdale
Limestone
Madison
Marion
Morgan
Inventory Highlights in Canned Vegetables and Fruit
In 1971 the canning sector shows 123 million cases of vegetables and 85 million cases of fruit in inventory near a record. The data reflects a robust stock level for the aquaculture and food processing industries.
Potted Plants Get a Vacation Says Horticulture Note
Wesley P. Judkins urges readers to move house plants outdoors for a rest from indoor care. The Virginia Tech extension horticulturist explains benefits and steps for a safe outdoor vacation for potted greenery.
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Wesley P. Judkins
Virginia Tech
House plants summering in borders tips for care
Outdoor placement should be in a sun mix with partial sun and protection from strong wind. Bury pots in soil to cover rims in porous clay. remove plastic pots before planting. Water regularly during dry spells and mulch to conserve moisture. Trim tops to 4 to 6 inches and take cuttings as new shoots emerge for fall and winter display.
Poisonous and harmless sumacs differ in berry color
Poison sumac bears white berries while harmless sumacs show red berries in dense erect clusters. In contrast poisonous sumac berries hang in clusters, aiding identification.
Moulton Livestock Report From State and Federal Departments
Cattle calves and hogs table with weekly totals and slaughter classes. Data notes show figures up to 5 30 p m for Friday and last week last year comparisons unavailable due to market coverage gap. Departments of Alabama and the U S provide the report.
County Agent Herbicide Use Tour Opens Farm Field Study
All farmers in the Valley are invited to the Tennessee Valley Experiment Station on Thursday, June 3, for a morning tour of Herbicide Research Plots. The program runs 9:00 to about 11:30, offering the latest chemical weed control research and guidance on herbicide effects on soybeans.
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Tennessee Valley Experiment Station
Hursday
Planting Soybeans After Cotton Herbicide Use
Farmers replant soybeans on cotton ground damaged by cold, flood, or other causes. Cattle prices show Steers, Heifers, Cows, and Bulls across various weights and grades. Hog prices list Barrows and gilts at 200-240 pounds with quoted ranges.
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Choice
U.S
Holstein Heifer Sale Draws Alabamans To Columbiana
The Alabama Holster Association hosts a Holstein heifer sale in Columbiana Alabama on Saturday June 5. Thirty five heifers from junior calves to mature animals will be offered. Four H Club FF and FHA members plus Holstein buyers are invited to attend.
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Alabama Holster Association
Columbiana
Alabama
FHA
County corn leaf blight survey reports no cases found
Fifteen fields of corn in the county are inspected weekly for Southern Corn Leaf Blight. No disease found so far. Two suspicious samples were sent to the state lab and both were negative. If you notice suspicious symptoms call 773 2549.
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