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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1958

Page

4

July Deadline On Allotment For New Wheat Farm

A farmer with land that had wheat seeded in any year 1955 1957 or 1958 may be considered a new wheat farm if no allotment was issued for 1958. Applications for a new farm wheat acreage allotment must be filed by July 1 with the ASC county office. Factors include tillable acreage soil type topography farming system and livelihood reliance. The applicant must explain why wheat was not planted in prior years.

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Fresh Produce Outlook for Spring Adds Pineapple Tips

Spring brings extra fresh vegetables after a Florida freeze, with tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, onions and carrots in shorter supply alongside steady or rising stocks of cabbage and beets. Pineapple guidance covers ripeness cues, selection, handling, and room-temperature ripening to enhance flavor.

Florida Texas California Arizona Mexico Cuba Porto Rico South America Columbus Americas

1958 4-H Club Round-up at Kansas State College

More than 1 800 4-H members leaders and county extension agents attend the June 3 to 7 Round-up at Kansas State College Manhattan. Workshops cover music recreation citizenship tours record keeping and job seeking. A junior leadership group from each county will meet with John Keltner for guidance. Tours include the new animal industries building and Rock Springs Ranch with a chicken barbecue and evening program.

Kansas State College Manhattan Jeounty John Keltner K-State Animal Industries Fort Riley Rock Springs Ranch State Club

Home Improvement Tour Set for Saturday

About 24 projects will be visited on a home improvement tour scheduled for Saturday. Four H club members will enroll in the activity to check progress at homes, with a final judging in August.

4-H Sunday Observance Set At County Fairgrounds

400 4-H members parents and leaders will attend 4-H Sunday at the fairgrounds 4-H building. Rev Leonard Cowan pastor of First Methodist will speak at 1245 p m A basket dinner and recreation follow the brief program, with members attending church services in a group that morning.

Fairgrounds Leonard Cowan First Methodist Church

Use of Sodium Chlorate for Bindweed in Farming

This article advises spring application of sodium chlorate to small bindweed patches, noting it kills perennial growth and renders treated soil unproductive for years. It covers rates of 4 to 6 pounds per square rod, spread evenly, and cautions to avoid cultivation for two years. For larger patches, a combination of cultivation and 2 4 D spraying is recommended, with county support and safety guidance from Everett Samples, the county weed supervisor.

Everett

4-H Indian Picnic Guides Pawnee Indians Club Meeting

At the Pawnee Indians 4-H club meeting May 8 parents and members shared a weiner roast. Mark Scott outlined events for the month while Jane Warner led music and Vicki Brown gave a project talk. Foods were prepared by members and leaders with several demonstrations planned for the year.

Mark Scott Jane Warner Vicki Brown Marcille Brown Bruce Warner U.S. Navy Free China Navy Bruces Warner Robert Brown Porter Janes Pawnee Warner Larry Scott Shari Baldwin Pawnee Acres Dee Baldwin Carl Warner Hayes Baldwin W. D. Brown

Agricultural Extension Calendar May events 4-H camp and clinics

The Agricultural Extension Calendar lists May events at the Southwest camp in Dodge City with a 9 a.m. 4-H camp clean-up on May 15 and an insect clinic for lawns shrubs and gardens at 1 30 p.m. on May 20. Advisory committee meeting chaired by Mrs. Lester Henderson is noted for May 16 at noon. Home Improvement tour runs all day May 17 and May 18 features a 4-H Sunday at the 4-H building at 12 45 p.m.

Dodge City Lester Henderson

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