Windbreak planting tips offered by Calisway County Center
Fulton special report discusses windbreak design for farmsteads with three evergreen rows, red cedar jack pine and scotch pine recommended, spacing five feet, minimum 100 feet from buildings. March planting advised with weed control, and orders from Extension Center through February 15 delivery March 22. Also mentions pond and lake management course starting February 10 at the REA Building with Missouri Conservation Commission co sponsorship.
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Conservation Commission Department
R.E.A
County Extension Council
Missouri Conservation Commission
Mater
Court House
Callaway County
Poultry Industry Thinkers Pushing Continuous Progress
An editorial notes rapid advances in poultry science shaping farming costs. Oregon State tests miniature hens reducing feed needs with eggs only modestly smaller, North American Avi-sion studies seaweed as cheap feed, and English geneticist John Powell demos computer aided breeding to generate new chickens every ten minutes, promising faster progress and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Farmers Ledger
Pewtry
Oregon State
North American
Avision
Theyre
Pork Producer Awards Slated in Missouri
Two persons will be honored Friday at a banquet at the Daniel Boone Hotel in Columbia. A outstanding commercial swine producer and an individual with a notable contribution to Missouri pork will be recognized during the Missouri Pork Producers Association gathering. The event caps a day of judging and barrow show activities with junior judging by Future Farmers of America and 4 H members.
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Columbia
Missouri
Asza
Daniel Boone Hotel
Keith Leavin
Ake
Cass
Farmers of America
Missouri Park
vAssa
Judging Peace
Held
Livestork
A. Brady
Secret Service
Extension Unit Meeting Slated
The Osage County Extension Unit of Missouri holds its annual meeting at Linn on February 3 at 10 am. Over 1,009 feeder pigs are consigned to the March market. The article discusses swine diseases including dysentery and cholera, stressing early treatment to reduce death losses and bacteria spread, noting vaccines and germ behavior in the large bowel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LINN
Unitr of
Missouri Exten
Osage Coun
Court Delays LBJ Threat Trial After Witness Fall
Springfield report says a government witness slipped on the sidewalk before the federal building, delaying the trial of William Shell accused of making threats against President Lyndon Johnson. The incident postponed further proceedings as the case awaits rescheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Rio
APA
Federal
William Shell
Lyndon Johnson
Cole Farm Bureau Earns 1985 Membership Award in Cole County
The Cole County Farm Bureau received a certificate for member gains during 1985, presented by Missouri Farm Bureau regional fieldman Dave Keller at a planning meeting January 27. Plans outlined include a June Daily Month Festival, a barbeque for members, Mastitis control promotion, a Freedom Forum delegate, youth political training meetings, and expanded services in insurance, fertilizer, and petroleum sales. New committee chairs include James Veltrop, Monroe Hofmann, Ralph McKee, and others, with roles in Membership, Member Services, Legislative and National Affairs, Livestock and Wool Marketing, and Youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole County Farm Bureau
Dave Keller
Missouri Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
James Weltrop
Liberty
Member Services
Monroe Hofmann
Ralph McKee
Marion
Soybean Day February 9 in Columbia at University Library
Soybean Day set for February 9 at the University of Missouri Columbia with registrations at 9 a.m. in the library auditorium. Extension staff and university researchers will discuss soybean diseases weed control seed varieties and the cooperative breeding program with notable speakers from MU and USDA. A meeting to organize the Missouri Soybean Association will follow, with ASA directors attending.
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Fleetwood
sLibrary Auditorium
Columbia
Wynard Astin
Missouri
University of Missouri
J. Rossin
M. Daughtery
C. E. Klingner
William J. Murphy
George H. Wagner
E. L. Pinnell
Richard J. Aldrich
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Univrsity of
Missouri Department
T. D. Wyklie
Einar W. Palm
L. E. Anderson
Virgil Lnedders
Missouri Experiment Station
U.S
Urbana, i
Missouri Soybean Assn
Glen Myers
Memphis
Richard Simcoke
Kennett
State Asa
Missouri Soybean
Jefferson City Youth Receives Angus Junior Membership
Marcellus H. Markway Jr., 18, Jefferson City Missouri, has been granted a junior membership in the American Angus Association at St Joseph Missouri Glen Bratcher secretary announces the new junior members may register purebred Angus at regular rates and enjoy association privileges until age 21 then may convert to lifetime membership 143 youths nationwide received junior memberships last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus H. Markway ,Jr
Jefferson City
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Maries County
Missouri Farmers Association
Vienna High School
Walter L. Terrill
Belle
J. F. Herron
Russell W. Terrill
Calisway County Casion Center
Fulton
Clark
Lewis
Sisson
Farm Bureau Federation
Pork Producer
William FR. Collinson
Brady
Statten
Osepe Coun Center
Angus Bulls
Davis Angus Ranch
Fayette, Mo
F. M. Stamper Co
W. Cedar
Aes
Rosali
Underwoods
Cowmerahip Office Machine Mart
Madicon—Acrom
Tel. Co
Mid-Missouri Farm Report
Cole Farm Bureau
Robert Bagnell
Saline County
Freedom Forum
Blue Cross
Mrs. Adam
Engelbrecht
Osage
James Veltrop
Nen
James
Hofmann
Paul LePage
Robert J. Cassmeyer
Monroe
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Wayne Decker
Decker
National Science Foundation
C. R. Weber
Department of Agriculture
Iowa State
American Soybean Assn
George Strayer
Hudson, Ia
USA
Angus Group
Brown Yancey
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Bank Assoc
Roy B. Miller
Mgr
E. Dunklin St
Jefferson City, Me
Cosily
City National
Regal
du Pont
City Minational Ravings and Loan Association
Penny
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