Creeping Jenny Control: Two Rotations Proposed by S D State College
South Dakota State College agronomy researchers Dr. A N Hume and Clifford J Fanzke report two rotation methods to curb creeping jenny field bindweed. In moist areas, winter rye followed by sorghum or sudan and selective tillage reduces infestation 75 to 80 percent within two years at low cost. In drier regions, winter rye with a duckfoot cultivator and fall plowing, followed by smother crops, also suppresses the weed. The approach aims to keep bindweed under control with ongoing rotations and smother crops rather than costly chemicals.
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Brookings
Agronomy Department
South Dakota State College
Agronomists
A. N. Hume
Clifford J. Fanzke
Sonomista
Epring
State College
South Dakota
State. College
Ume
Ministers To Meet For Dakota Conference Seminar
The Dakota Conference Seminar in religious education will be held at Dakota Wesleyan University July 18 25 under Dr. Charles F. Ross Jr director of religious education St Paul area Methodist Episcopal church. Ministers from South Dakota will attend an exhaustive study of modern life trends influenced by religious education plus program findings shaping future church education efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Mitchell
Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan University
Charles F. Ross, Jr
St. Paul P
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Ministers of
South Dakota
Dakota conference hosts religious educational program
A religious educational program at the Dakota conference unfolds this week with speakers addressing faith, learning, and community service. Attendees from local churches and schools participate in sessions on doctrine, history, and youth involvement.
Epworth League Luncheon at High School Building Institute
A luncheon hosted by the Epworth League at the high school building institute in Mitchell will occur July 18 at Dakota Wesleyan University. Attendees include Price, Artin Ambacker, Alvern Foglesong, Kenneth Mfarzahn, Fem Fink, Velma Walker, and Rev AS Hoyer who will serve as counselors for girls and boys respectively.
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Epworth’ League
High School “Building Institute
Dakota
Wesley
Mitchell
Red
Sumner
Aan Price
Artin’ Ambacker
Alvern Foglesong
Kenneth Mfarzahn
Fem ‘Fink
Velma Walker
AS Hoyer
Body Of Man Found In Well Reported As Moses
An elderly man named Moses was found dead in a well after a report from a woman described as his wife. The discovery prompted authorities to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death and identify the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Ales West
Harding Wool Pool Shipped To Co-Op In July
The Harding county wool pool, claimed as the largest in the country, is shipped this week to the Cooperative Wool Growers of South Dakota. The pool includes clips from southwestern North Dakota and Harding county, totaling about three million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Co-Op
Wool marketing plan eyed as coop to sell 3 million pounds
Mr Nadasdy outlined a National Wool Marketing Corporation plan with the cooperative to market wool through an orderly system. He noted a firm wool market, price advances of 5 to 15 percent abroad, and a favorable outlook. Large grower clips are being consigned to the association rather than sold, with South Dakota coop handling well over three million pounds this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter &, Geimble
Creft
Co-Operative
South Dakota
Eclipse Moon Draws Social Gatherings in Preston
The total lunar eclipse was generally visible at Eclipse Lake Preston on July 18. Citizens reported many social gatherings inspired by the rare phenomenon. The coppery disk appeared splendid, highlighting irregular features of the Moon’s face in subdued colors.
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Lake Preston
Enon
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