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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1928

Page

4

Good Flax Market Is Forecast This Season

Increased flax plantings due to new lands and a favorable season have caused a seed shortage in Montana. L. D. Kurtz reports limited seed availability, with less than 1,400 bushels in seed growers’ hands locally and a carload in North Dakota. Domestic demand remains high and tariff protections may sustain good prices this year.

L. D. Kurtz Extension Agronomist Montana State College Agronomy Montana Seed Growers’ Association Montana North Dakota Kurtz United States

Wool pools expand in this state amid strong lambing season

The Montana Woolgrowers' Association reports 17 local wool pools planned with new cooperative pools in Sandy and other towns. pledged fleeces rise to about 182,500 from prior pools, with several towns listing large upcoming clips. Lambing is good, moisture scarce in ranges but milk supply remains solid for lambs.

Helena Montana Woolgrowers’ Association Big Montana Murray Stebbins Sandy Deer Lodge Great Falls Miles City Glendive Glasgow Havre Lewistown Stebbins Bozeman Livingston Big Timber Conrad Chateau Big Sandy Columbus Chinook Browning Upper Musselshell Harlowton Association

Farming soil survey work resumes on Milk River project

A detailed soil survey of the Milk River project begun last year will be resumed this month and likely finished by summer. Directed by William De Young of the Montana experiment station, the work follows similar surveys on the Walier and Sun river projects. Demonstrations by W M Skarda and Naylor of the Deer field community compare duckfoot and standard summer tillage, with winter wheat trials contrasting furrow and surface drills conducted by the same farmers with C M Huggine. The effort is part of the Fergus county crop improvement program.

Milk River William de Young Montana Experiment Station Walier Sun River W. M. Skarda Naylor Deerfield Fergus County C. M. Huggine Rosebud County R. D. Mercer

Montana roads to cost state nine and a half million

Montana plans to spend more than $9.5 million on main highways and lateral roads this year. Funds come from a mix of federal aid, gasoline tax, motor license fees, and county levies, with forest roads and Glacier Park allocations noted. Officials predict national highway outlay will top prior records as work continues on 20 000 miles of surfaced roads and 8 000 miles of graded routes.

MontAna Montana Automobile Association Glacier Park A. J. Breitenstein Breitenstein

Agricultural program from Huntley project meeting outlined

The Huntley project extension agent G A Rassley details a follow up to the district conference in Billings. The plan divides 80 acre farms into beet and bean farms and others with tailored allocations for beets beans alfalfa grain and pasture plus livestock mixes.

G. A. Rassley Billings Montana Huntley Rassley

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