No Kickback Drive Shifts Funds From Colorado Colleges
Denver June 28 The governor’s push for kickbacks from state college appropriations faltered as colleges released reserves totaling 221206.72 to cover year end needs. The University of Colorado stood aside, while other institutions received their share in preparation for the fiscal year end, raising questions about the governor’s plan and its impact on state departments.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Johnson
University of Colorado
Robert L. Stearns
State funding mix cited with tuition and property levy
Fragment from a statement noting that appropriations come largely from student tuition and a statewide property tax levy, with emphasis on their combined role in funding. The fragment mentions the source of money but lacks full context or specifics.
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Atudente
Regrassing Plains Areas Aims to Boost Colorado Wheatlands
June report from Dryland Field Station highlights regrassing high plains to restore soil organic matter, boost seed production, and expand beef grazing. Wasser notes pasture systems yield 60-200 pounds per acre beef, nine months of green forage, and potential seed crops with grasses like tall and intermediate wheatgrass. Prices for new grass seed remain high, with fertilizer needs and soil preparation emphasized for cool and warm season grasses.
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High Plains Aggiculture
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Clinton H. Wasser
Colorado A&m College Experiment Station
Fort Catlins
Pasture Grasses Suit Varied Soils and Wet Bottoms
Achenbach bromegrass and alfalfat thrive in wet bottoms. Russian wild-rye resists drought and greens early. Tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass suit drylands and moist bottoms for fall forage. Bandar lovegrass favors sandy lands. Indian grass and switchgrass show promise in moist soils. Plant grasses singly with adapted legumes like sweet clover. try crestfoot trefoil in dry areas. Cool season grasses: sow late fall after November 1 or in spring by April. best results in late summer or autumn planting.
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Platte
Kentucky
Wasser
Oregon
Planting Bow Seed For Late Fall Or Early Spring
The reader asks whether bow seed should be planted in late fall or early spring, noting temperatures in Marek where freezing conditions may occur. The query seeks guidance on timing for best germination and growth in a cooler climate.
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Marek
Fressing
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