Weld County 4-H Livestock Judges Shine At CSU Contest
Weld County 4-H Livestock judging team led by Steven Greenwald and others placed high at the Colorado State University event. Individuals honored include Todlwss McDonald first in shop and Linda French as top individual in beet, with team placing fourth among state teams and claiming blue ribbon status in the square competition.
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Welk County
Tiis
Colorade State University
Amit
Gumison
Andertharn Mlehy Yaytheles
Seuhiad
Thi
Ceva Ing Wold
Tha Sul Pluts
Chay Y
Weld
Severance
Stencel
Ashton
Steven
Greenwald
Bes Brysn
Am Fate 1
Dean Holmee
Ators Boosh
Hagevre Wardlaw
Prembers
Jerry Steele
Richard Roves
Shararook
Jim Gles
Eaton
Sandy Dalton
Bex Elder
Ronnie Miller
Steve Emerson
Gragewell SH
Dean Heine
Auit
Jim
Boulder County
Todlwss McDonald
Stevan Greenswall
Linda French
Weld County
Bert Collins
Utley
Ight
Alvin Ratha
Bruce Binder
Providing Heat Relief Vital for Livestock Industry
Heat stress hurts milk production and feed efficiency in cattle. University tests show Ayrshire and Guernsey cows suffer as temperatures rise, with water intake doubling at high heat. Practical steps include natural or constructed shade and proper airflow to reduce sun exposure and heat, plus feeding adjustments to maintain intake and efficiency.
Colorado Boys State Holds Mock Session
In Denver AP reports Colorado Boys State delegates conducted a mock legislative session. Denver teen Taylor Dalton was elected governor as the program’s first sweep of state offices. Robert Knog Jr became secretary of state with Craig Bowman as lieutenant governor and others named to offices in the simulated government. Governor John A. Love and District Attorney Edward C. Day were to address the delegates.
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Denver
Colorado Boys
Taylor Dalton
Denver Boys
Robert Knog Jr
Robert Knaus
Craig Bowman
Fames
Supreme Court
William K. Ris
Allumer
John A. Love
Daslice
Edward C. Day
Fada Supreme
Identifying flea abnormalities in garden plants cautions careful work
The article advises inspecting for non parasite causes of plant injury, noting that symptoms may stem from environmental or nutritional stress, moisture, light intensity, or nearby structures. It emphasizes verifying soil quality, proper irrigation, and correct herbicide use, with attention to potential site-specific issues.
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Port Collins
L. B. Dickens
Colorado State University
Dickens
Farm Calendar Entries Highlight June and July Activities
A fragmented farm calendar lists Creative Cooks Day events at multiple schools and buildings, plus 4-H style revues and demonstrations. Activities include livestock fitting, judging school, gladiolus workshop, and home economics demonstrations at Beaver Union Stock Yards and Island Grove Park, with dates in June and July across several towns.
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Creative Cooks
Eaton Erada
Junius Sativa Ivar
Beaver Union
Daly & County
Island Grove Park
Gladiolus
Anistine
Saddle Club Roping Meet Winners Told
Results from the Greeley Saddle Club roping meet list team roping winners F Bishop and Joly Mariana first in 12 seconds, Dick Aronson and Cliff Aronsohn second, plus multiple placings in ribbon roping rope and go, open barrel race and Larkes goat tie with several competitors named.
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Greeley Saddle Club
Larkes
Sandy Howard
Jercy Shull
God
Charlene DeWalt
Insect Report Highlights Beetle Infestations
Insect report by Charles Urano notes heavy infestation of soil dwelling and cabbage pests in cooperators areas near Fort Lupton and Windsor. Symphylids, corn rootworms, and Mexican bean beetles are active with musk moths and psyllids reported in cabbage fields Northwest of Mudzon. Counts cited include 45 cases per Carl Johnson and rising numbers since early detections.
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Charles Urano
Sietey
Greeley
Claine
Mudzon
Windsor
Farm Bureau Lists Woes Amid Low Cattle Prices and Policy Snafus
A compilation from boards of various bureaus cites factors depressing cattle prices including feed, import oversupply, and government program costs. It notes beef stock effects, emergency diversions of acres, and industry strains from strikes and rising costs, with references to 1981 1962 programs and broader farm policy impacts.
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Corrado
Walla
Lal Snd Wyerominy Parry
Game
Gadses
CCC
New York
Wheat prospects in Colorado cut by drought May rains expected to ease outlook
Colorado crop reports show winter wheat prospects fell sharply in May due to drought and delayed rains, with production down about 10 million bushels that month yet still 21 percent above 1963. Grazing improved after early rains, but prior winds and no rainfall reduced grass growth, forcing continued feeding of cake and hay.
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Colorado Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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