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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1956

Page

6

Gasoline tax refunds and irrigation measuring devices advised

Beaverhead County Agent ED Atkins reports farmers may claim federal gasoline and diesel fuel tax refunds using Form 2240 between June 1 and October 1. First refunds cover six months in 1956. future refunds cover July 1 to June 30 annually. He also notes measures to accurately track irrigation water usage and promotes the bulletin Measuring Devices for Irrigation Water available at the county extension office.

U. S Internal Revenue Service Internal Revenue

Wilson urges safe tractor use as spring brings accidents

Eric B. Wilson of the Montana Extension Service farm safety committee warns farmers that spring work increases tractor accidents. He cites National Safety Council data showing speed as the leading cause and urges proper operator instruction and supervision. He notes risks from extra riders and teen operators lacking experience.

Eric B. Wilson Montana Extension Service Farm Safety Committee National Safety Council

Tractor Safety on Public Roads Promoted by Wilson

Wilson urges that all tractor fatalities occur on public roads and argues cars are safer per mile. He says heavier traffic increases hazard and recommends careful planning, daytime red flags, and lights with reflective material to warn motorists.

Wilson

How to Collect the Gas Refund from Uncle Sam

A new law allows farmers to claim a two cent per gallon federal gas refund. Apply on form 2240 with the U S District Director of Internal Revenue after June 1 and before October 1. Refunds begin June 30 covering six months of 1956, then annual periods from July.

U. S. District Director of Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Service

Clean Hog Pens Boost Profits Through Sanitation

The article notes that internal parasites, especially the large intestinal roundworm, raise feed costs and extend growing time. It cites University of Illinois experiments showing five dollars extra feed and five weeks longer growth for wormy pigs. Prevention via sanitation, clean farrowing quarters, washed sows, clean ground, and clean pasture is emphasized.

University of Illinois

Spray Control of Sagebrush Increases Range Capacity

Chemical control of sagebrush offers potential to greatly increase range carrying capacity. Timing is key. sprays work best when Sandberg bluegrass or Idaho fescue and bluebunch wheatgrass show certain growth stages or when new sagebrush twig growth reaches three to four inches. 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T esters are effective, with ground rigs or airplanes for large areas. Do not harm valuable shrubs. manage grazing after spraying to prevent cattle concentration in treated zones.

Idaho

Reseeding Experiment Planned by Beaverhead District

Orville Sparrow oversees reseeding trials using Whitmore wheat grass seed received by Ben Slanger. The crop, a close relative of Blue Bunch wheat grass, is grown on experimental plots across Beaverhead County to test grazing value and seed establishment. Additional grasses to be tested include Creeping Meadow Foxtail Reed Canary Grass Tall Wheatgrass Russian Wild Rye Pubescent Wheat Grass Sherman Bluegrass and Green Needle Grass on varied soils. The trials will run on ranches of Art Christensen Sweet Water Monte Barrett Dell Dale Metlen Armstead and Wisdom.

Ben Slanger Beaverhead Soil Slanger Beaverhead Soil Conservation Service Art Christensen Sweet Water Monte Barrett Dell Dale Metlen Armstead Orville Sparrow Wisdom

Melrose Meeting To Tackle Wild Caraway Weed

County Agent Ed Atkins announces a Thursday meeting of farmers and ranchers in Melrose to discuss control of Wild Caraway infestation harming hay and grain fields. He notes spraying last year improved yields and the Melrose school will host the 8 p.m. session.

Melrose Ed Atkins Atkins Meerose Melrose School

Riverside Farm Bureau Pot Luck Meeting

Riverside Farm Bureau will hold a pot luck gathering Friday at 8 o clock in Riverside School. Members are asked to bring a dish to share.

Riverside Riverside .Farm Bureau

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