New Terraces Ready By Early Spring
U S Agriculture guidance urges rapid vegetative cover on new terrace backslopes to prevent erosion and improve appearance. Henry D. Tomloff of the Soil Conservation Service says heavy fertilizer use, especially nitrogen, and increased bromegrass seed help establish cover on steep, poorly seedbed slopes. Terrace seeding should begin now or by spring planting time, with careful ground prep and early cool season growth to outpace weeds.
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Henry D. Tomloff
U.S. Sail Congration Service
Tordoff
Kiely
Grassed backslope terraces aid wildlife and erosion control
The text highlights grassed back slopes and terraces to avoid weed patches and provide habitat for wildlife like pheasants. It notes contact to SCS in Emmetsburg for seeding fertilizing and maintenance and mentions disaster preparedness through the Palo Alto County Extension Office. Meals are offered at 2 sessions for 250 dollars per person.
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Palo Alto County
Emergency Self Help Workshop March 9 And 16
Louie Hansen, Civil Defense Coordinator from Tava Skate University, will lead two day workshops to help Palo Alto and Pocahontas counties residents prepare for emergencies. Meetings run 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the American Legion Hall in Mat Jand. Officials will learn community emergency plans and responsibilities.
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PCA Manager Attends Management Development Seminar
Arthur Weiland, manager of The Production Credit Association at Emmetsburg, attended a two day management development seminar on February 23 24 in Nebraska. The event included PCA staff from Iowa and Nebraska and featured sessions on leadership and extension programs. The meeting is organized by Ayrshire School and invites public participation with sample packets for club leaders.
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Arthur Weiland
Production Credit Association
Emmetsburg
Omi Nevraska
Weillams
PCA
Nana Frem
Iowa
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Evera Resis
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Dickinesa
Emmart
Bossuth
Wash Temperatures and Disinfectants for Safe Laundry
Guidance on proper laundry temperatures from 120 to 130 degrees being too low to kill germs. Recommends raising water to 140 degrees where fabrics allow and using disinfectants like chlorine or pine oil when cooler temps are needed. Notes heater-to-washer temperature drop and careful adherence to product directions for best results.
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