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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1939
Page
22
Extension entomologist Gilbertson urges farmers to unite in grasshopper control through crop resistance, timely plowing, baiting, and selective tillage. Emphasis on early action, coordinated poisoning, and avoiding seeding into stubble to protect yields and reduce outbreak impacts.
State 4 H Club leader H M Jones notes 4 H work emphasizes increasing farm income, with foundation herds and retained breeding stock. Examples include Barton family near Peron with sheep and breeding stock, Bonilla hog herd by R Wayne Hamilton, Alan Oviatt Holsteins, plus feed crops like corn sorghum and crested wheat grass contributing to livestock production.
Associate agronomist J Gladden Hutton argues South Dakota must fix a permanent ownership model to sustain farming. He cites soil as life’s resource and warns that shifting ownership wrecks soil health and tenant security. Permanent ownership and occupancy foster better soil care and long term profits.
4 H club members apply best practices on home farms to raise seed and livestock, distributing high quality seed to support livestock industries. They plant sorghum seed varieties and profit from seed sales, aiding the livestock sector while promoting income stability and farm security. A blue mold disease affects tobacco in central South Dakota, signaling plant health concerns for 1936.
An inter-provincial river commission has been formed to control rivers of United Provinces, Bihar and Bengal after several villages were swept away in recurring floods.
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