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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1965

Page

6

Salt and nitrogen guidance for asparagus and other crops

Editor notes from Osage County University Extension cover using salt on asparagus beds and the risks of excess nitrogen. Recommendations include two pints of ammonium nitrate per 100 feet of row for asparagus before growth, tomato top dressing timing, and cautions about soil structure and yield with overuse. Also discusses side dressing corn and prussic acid risks in Sudan grass and sorghum hybrids.

Sudan Piper

Winter Kill Big Factor In State Wheat Crop Prediction

Columbia Missouri special warns winter kill will heavily impact wheat and sorghum-sudan fields. Elevators report 60 percent to 90 percent wheat winter killed in various districts, with many fields replanted or failed. Managers urge delaying grazing Sudan hybrids, monitoring cattle, and expect a poor overall crop.

Columbia Hert’ Brinker Cooperative Association i Washington

Strawberry Postharvest Methods for Next Season

A gardener guidance piece outlines three main postharvest strategies for strawberries: destroying the old patch and starting anew, cropping the same plants with thinning as needed, or trimming to a six inch band to encourage new runners. It covers fertilizer needs, disease management with captan, and notes several area MFA managers predicting reduced wheat yields due to winter kill.

Theold

Vocational Ag Teachers Cited for Distinguished Service

Robert Denker of California was among six Missouri Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association members honored at the annual meeting on the University of Missouri campus. Raymond D. Hagen of the State Department of Education proposed a plan offering 25 seats for Missouri farm youth.

Robert Denker California Missouri Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association University of Mlissouri Canyons Raymond D. Hagen State Department of Education Jefferson City Missouri

Fat Lamb Show Set June 15

The Cole County 4-H Sheep Committee plans the annual Fat Lamb Show at Jayveee Fair grounds on June 15 at 7 30 p m. The event includes market lambs evaluation, fat lamb judging and a champion and top five market lamb selection. Sponsored by Jefferson City Rotary Club with Jaycees.

Cole County 4-H Jayveee Fairgrounds Jefferson City National Stockyard East St. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh St. Louis

Youths From Missouri Join Washington Tour

Six Mid-Missourians are among 88 youths on a one day Youth to Washington Tour that began last Friday Representing Three Rivers Electric Cooperative on the trip are Judy Scheperle Jefferson City Sam Suthoff St Thomas Linda Boessen Loose Creek William Kulethermes Linn Helen Poettebaum and Gary Gawer Hermann

Washington Three Rivers! Electric Cooperative Judy Scheperle Jefferson City Sam Suthoff St. Thomas Linda Boessen Loose Creek William Kulethermes Linn Helen Poettebauml Gary Gawer Hermann

Moniteau 4-H'ers Named For Washington Short Course

Four Moniteau County 4-H members Kenneth Howard Sandra Schneider Betty Moore and Mary Lou Elmlinger were selected to attend the 4-H Citizenship Short Course in Washington DC August 30 to September 3 with one adult chaperone. Alternates Leslie McKee Jared McKee Mary Hainen and Bull Hainen considered. Volunteers raising about 5000 through bake sales fairs and a rummage sale to fund travel.

Moniteau County 4-H Council 4-H Washington, D.C Mantleau County C. R. Sappington McGirk Kenneth Howard Clark Howard Sandra Schneider Wesley Schneider Betty Moore W. H. Moore California Mary Lou Elmlinger Victor Elmlinger Tipton Leslie McKee Jared Patty McKee Leslie R. Mc‘Kee Centertown Mary Hainen Bull Hainen Sonsund Ed Hainen Sandra Sehneider Ametican Royal California High School Ametiedh Road Betty Mary Jon Elmlinger Titan Iive American Royal Tipton High School IBM Jefferson Jefferson City Missouri Washington DC

Grasshopper Control Tips for County Pastures and Alfalfa

Vincent A. Raal notes in Linn County that early detection and targeted spraying reduce future damage. For beef pastures apply toxaphene 1.5 lb per acre or carbaryl 1.0 lb. dairy pastures carbaryl 1.0 lb. dairy cattle pastures malathion 1.0 lb or naled 1.0 lb. or phosdrin 0.25 lb via commercial spray. No grazing interval after carbaryl malathion or naled. one day after memphos. Alfalfa hopper control uses carbaryl 1.0 lb or malathion 15 oz per acre with no preharvest interval.

Friends of 4-H Awards Scheduled

Roderick Turnbull farm editor of the Kansas City Star and Harold Dugdale president of Dugdale Packing Company will be honored as Friends of 4-H at the State 4-H Club Week closing session at the University of Missouri. The Missouri 4-H Foundation sponsors the award for long term support to 4-H club work in the state. Olen Monsees will present.

Columbia University of Missouri Roderick Turnbull Kansas City Star Harold Dugdale Dugdale Packing Company St. Joseph Missouri 4-H Foundation Olen Monsees Jefferson City 4-H Foundation

Grasses and Trees Prove Erosion Control Strong

An Editors Note by Cleo H. Stalton of the USDA Soil Conservation Service highlights cover crops of grasses legumes and trees as the best erosion preventer on sloped land. Dense stands with leaf litter protect soil on Callaway farms by slowing runoff and improving moisture distribution during heavy rains.

Cleo H. Stalton Usda Soil Conservation Service Fulton

Brucellosis Calf Vaccination Rules Revised in Missouri

Missouri announces changes to official calf vaccination ages in its brucellosis eradication program. Official vaccination lowers to four months with seven months as the upper age limit. Applies to both dairy and beef calves. owners urged to vaccinate unvaccinated calves seven to ten months before July 1 to aid rapid eradication.

Columbia Missouri Anc Wm Kayne I. Oberst George C. Stiles L. F. van Garder USDA Oberst

ACP Practices Carried Out on 346 Cole County Farms

Agricultural Conservation Program measures were implemented on 346 farms in Cole County during 1964, covering about 67 737 acres. National ACP figures show 1.1 million farms participated, with investments around 96 214 dollars in the county and roughly half from cost sharing.

Cole County Anton Siebeneck People of America Lee

Annual 4-H Camp Slated July 5-8

The 28th annual three day 4-H Camp for Cale Moniteau Miller iMorgan and Osage 4-Hers is scheduled for July 5-8 at Camp Clover Point at Lake of the Ozarks. Activities include swimming water safety handi craft electrical safety archers citizenship and recreation. Pre registration deadline is June 28 with contact at the University Extension Center for forms.

Cale Moniteau Miller iMorgan Osage Camp Clover Point Lake of the Ozarks University Extension Center

Fick Family Named To Attend Fair

The Joseph Fick family of Linn has been selected as an Ideal Farm Family to represent Osage County at the state fair on August 23. The Ficks include seven children aged 2 to 14, with Dasenovan Fick president of the Osage County 4-H and a Project Leader. Mrs Fick belongs to the McDanned Extension Club.

Kenneth Howard Wonder Workers Kenny Westminster College Fulston Missouri Linn Joseph Fick Osinte County Ste Paar Fick Dasenovan Osage County Dha

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