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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1977

Page

7

Lightning weed killer tested by LASCO in 1970s

Vicksburg Mississippi firm LASCO demonstrated an Electrical Discharge System on a diesel tractor to kill weeds with high voltage sparks. The unit, called Lightning Four, used 15 000 to 30 000 volts to rupture weed cells while mostly sparing roots. Operators warned safety is vital and the product is not for sale yet. Potentially selective future uses are explored, including growth stimulation and environmental advantages over chemicals.

Kevin Doll Telhune Brighton Vicksburg Miss Jinn Here LASCO Tne Hugh Warren Jerry Dykes Jaser Edsohn EDS Warren Privale University of Nebraska Panhandle Scottsbluff Neb Sbykes

Drip irrigation push aims to save water worldwide

San Diego based Reed International chief executive Bill Menzel promotes drip irrigation as a modern farming revolution. He says modern tech uses satellites and solid state controls to tailor water, nutrients, and chemicals, boosting yields 20 to 40 percent while cutting costs, with smaller farmers wary of the $200–$800 per acre investment.

Clarende Zaita San Diego UPI Bill Menzel Western States Menzel Reed International Plastics Busi Reed Mideast Hawaii California Heaeevels

Bentonite Seen as Inexpensive Sealer in Colorado

Colorado State University engineer Dr Morris Skinner notes bentonite, a natural mineral from the Rocky Mountain region, offers an inexpensive, easy to install method to seal ponds and irrigation ditches. It swells when wet, reducing seepage and potentially saving large water amounts. costs run about 12 to 15 dollars per ton in Colorado, up to 20.2 dollars for higher swelling Wyoming bentonite. Federal funds may assist farmers, and the material does not harm fish or crops.

Fort Collins Rocky Mountain Colorado State University Br. Morris Skinner Colorado Skinner Wyoming

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