Many Benefits From Farm Ponds Highlighted by Official
Logan McCool of Guthrie County ASC says farm ponds provide ecological and economic gains through water conservation, erosion control, livestock distribution, fire protection, and recreation. Ponds support wildlife, offer fishing and swimming, and can be cost shared under ACP. county ASCS can detail installation.
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Logan McCool
Guthne County Agricultural Stabilization and Conserve Fan
ASC
Sail Conservation
USDA
Manistee County
Michigan
Agricultural Conservaton Program
Guthrie
ASCS
Amerca
McCool
Conservation Is Everyone's Business Youths urge action on water quality
Jay Sheley of the Soil Conservation Service says today’s youth challenge the established order and push for stronger soil and water conservation. They see pollution from neglect harming streams and lakes, causing fish kills, boating and swimming loss, and higher municipal water costs. They call on adults to act now to protect future water resources.
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Jay Sheley
The
Soil Conservation Service
Sheley
Quote collection from Missouri and Florida papers
The item presents a collage of quotes from Chariton Courier editor RE Kirby Jr and Florida advertiser N DeVane Williams. It reflects on time as a luxury and hints at broad social commentary regarding reform and enduring issues beyond individual effort.
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RE. J. Kirby, Jr
Chariton
Missouri
N. DeVane Williams
Homes County
Fla
New Carbon Filter Aims to Improve Drinking Water Taste
Calgon Corporation introduces a process using granular activated carbon in place of sand filters to remove tastes and odors from drinking water. The carbon traps offending organic substances quickly and economically, with use expanding in nine states and abroad. About 100 additional communities are evaluating its effectiveness, and readers can write to PO Box 1346, Pittsburgh, PA 15230 for more information.
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Calgon Corporation
Pittsburgh
Virus Free Water Through New Filtration Method
The Cat borundum Company in Niagara Falls New York announces a large scale virus removal from water using filters. Developed by Basler College of Medicine scientists Professors Joseph Melraiis and Craig Walli the technique can process large volumes to near virus free state. Tests show as few as 1 virus in 100000 gallons of water detectable.
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Catborundum
Niagara Falls
New York
Basler College of Medicine
Joseph Melraiis
Craig Walli
Walh
Baylor method cited as promising for virus removal in water
The report highlights studies on virus-caused diseases such as hepatitis and meningitis and notes significant health advantages from the Baylor method. Professor Melnick explains the approach could protect drinking water, though current contaminant removal tech often fails to remove viruses economically. Chlorine kills bacteria but has limited effect on viruses. A separate note mentions popular Father’s Day gifts.
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Baylor
Melnick
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