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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1966

Page

6

Pasture Land Use Important To Callaway Livestockmen

Fulton Missouri special report explains pasture use in Callaway County with one acre per three cattle as a baseline. It notes only about 40 percent of pasture has good cover and warns against overgrazing. Solutions include rotating grazing areas, electric fencing, summer pasture like Sudan grass, and varied grasses such as tall fescue and orchard or brome grass with legumes for seasonal grazing.

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Credit Group Meets June 16

Credit Group Meets June 16 17 on the University of Missouri campus in Columbia with Missouri PCA representatives and MU faculty. Program via agriculture economics experts will project Missouri agriculture futures and discuss expanding credit services to aid major farming adjustments. Memorial Union hosts a 9 30 a m registration with speeches by Jim Rhodes and others and a 26 30 banquet guest Jerry Litton. Friday opens 8 30 a m with Frank Beatty addressing Selling Yourself and Your Services as groups review credit service expansion.

Columbia Production Credit Association Missouri University of Missouri MU College of Agriculture and Extension Division A. R. Hagan Memorial Union John W. Schwada University Chancelor Jim Rhodes MI Department of Agricultural Economics Schell Bodenhamer College of Agriculture George Hill Harold Baker PCA Jefferson City Boomington Jerry Litton Chillicothe Frank Beatty Kansas City Ralston Purina Company

Missouri 4-H Foundation Supports Youth Leaders and Clubs

The Missouri 4 H Foundation administers funds and bequests through a Board of Trustees. It promotes 4 H in Missouri by attracting youth, sponsoring programs, recognizing volunteers, and supporting facilities, scholarships, and national leader training. The foundation funds community centers, radio and TV outreach, and scholarships for outstanding 4 H members.

Missouri 4-H Foundation Missouri Foundation Leaders Forum Washington, D.C

Family Farm Popularity Is Growing

Callaway County Extension Director Bradley Friesz notes the 1964 US census shows family farms remain dominant, accounting for about 96 percent of farms and 75 percent of marketings. Farms with $10,000 plus in sales are expanding fastest, with 88 percent of such farms being family owned. The economic border at $10,000 sales separates contracting from expanding farms, indicating a shift toward more family operated units. The study predicts continued growth in the $10,000 plus category over five years.

United States Economic Research Service U.S.D.A

Osage Farmers Vote to Maintain Feeder Pig Sales

Osage County farmers voted at a Linn meeting to continue feeder pig sales through the cooperative system. Vincent A Raaf said the group aims to keep competition via coop sales and support local feeder pig pricing. Wilfred Stegeman was elected chairman and Ray Niekamp sales manager, with other officers named.

Linn Osage County Vincent A. Raaf Coop Raaf Wilfred Stegeman Westphalia Walter Rehagen Freeburg Russell Baker Ray Niekamp

Identify Insect Before Spraying CALIFORNIA

Special note discusses distinguishing termites from ants before pest control. It explains termite biology including colonies workers soldiers and reproductives, winged swarmers, and how to identify by wing length and waist, with emphasis on proper identification to avoid unnecessary spraying. It also notes that termite damage is internal and often unseen until wood is stripped.

Waterways Need Grassed Cover to Control Runoff

Waterway maintenance is vital for safe runoff from fields. Clip tall fescue four to five inches and remove clippings. grazing can replace mowing when soil is firm. Soil Conservation Service advises surveying, shaping, fertilizing, and stabilizing waterways for summer and late summer seeding, with technicians assisting design and supervision.

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