How Much Corn Is Left In The Field Estimates
County farmers are shown a yardstick method to estimate corn losses at harvest. One ear per 43 steps in a row equals about one bushel per acre. 20 kernels in 312 feet equals one bushel lost in shelling. Adjust pickers to minimize loss, and follow safety rules for corn pickers while guarding against accidents. Also advised are treatments for small grains to curb loose smut and timing for wheat planting to avoid Hessian fly damage. Obituaries and social notes conclude with local community events and gatherings.
Treat Seed Now For Smut Disease
Dr. L O Weaver Maryland University Extension Plant Pathologist urges seed treatment to prevent smut and other fungal diseases. Treat seeds 24 hours before planting, up to two months ahead, using approved fungicides such as Ceresan M Panogen or Setrete. Untreated seed can be treated at home with debris removed and follow manufacturer directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Weaver
Maryland University Extension
Weaver
Ceresan M
Panogen
Setrete
Growing Economy Will Raise Demand for Farm Products
A U S Department of Agriculture researcher predicts farm product demand could rise 40 to 45 percent by 1957 versus 1953. Livestock use should grow faster than crops. cattle could reach 125 million by 1975 if weights and deaths stay steady, with pig, sheep, broiler, chicken and turkey gains also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rex F. Daly
Low Wheat Planting Dates Amid Hessian Fly Infestation
Maryland Extension entomologist warns Hessian flies infest young wheat each fall stunting and killing plants through winter. Plant after main fly brood passes, with October 7 to 14 recommended in Caroline County to establish before cold weather. Also notes European corn borer prep with plowing stalks before cold weather to limit emergence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Bissell
Maryland University Extension
Mr. Bissell
Caroline County
Maryland
Caroline County Cancer Crusade tops goal with over four thousand raised
Mr Howard M. Smith announced that 3 408 95 in cash and pledges was raised by Caroline County in the 1956 Cancer Crusade. He credited Mrs William F Wolf of Denton as county chair and praised volunteers for the fund drive success and progress toward a cancer cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Smith
C & P Telephone Company
Maryland
American Cancer Society
Caroline County
Smith
William F. Wolf
Denton
Births and social notes from Goldsboro column
Mrs Roland Cartwright correspondent reports a birth last week at Kent General Hospital Dover Delaware for a daughter welcomed by Mr and Mrs Bobby Cahall. The Ladies Auxiliary met at the Community Hall with Mrs Lillian Shively and Mrs Mary Racz as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Cahall
Kkent General Hospital
Dover
Del
Lillian Shively
Mary Racz
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Mary Raughley
Howard Shockley
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George Washington Hotel
Ocean City
Kathryn
Jarrell
Silverbrook
M. i. Church
William Burkins
Richard Monigle
Elmer McQuay
Werbert Samworth
Lewis Collins
Anna Belle Banta
Elmer Coin
Barbara Butler
Greensboro
Roland Cartwright
Fred Holden
Baltimore
Rehoboth
Census Bureau
Ewspaperr
Cancer Crusade
Goldsboro
Firestone
Paul W. Johnson and
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4Th & Market Sts
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