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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
16
University of Missouri Columbia Bradford Farm four year study shows 100 pounds of nitrogen and about 17 300 plants per acre yield near maximum corn production. Eight years of nitrogen and plant population data indicate stability after nitrogen incorporation into the plant and residue cycle.
Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin said administration farm proposals are weeks from completion. House Agriculture Committee Chairman W R Poage set July 15 hearings with potential administration input, while Hardin prefers delaying testimony until after September recess. He skirted details of the administration plan and supported the idea of a long range land retirement program to curb excess production and commented on the House 20 000 payment cap proposal to be considered with new legislation.
Premium lists for the American Royal Grain Show in Kansas City, held with livestock and horse events, announce eight cash prize classes totaling 896 dollars. W P Anderson chairs with KC Board of Trade sponsorship. entry deadline in October. contact American Royal, 402 Livestock Exchange Building, Kansas City Mo 64102. Production notes cover direct planting and herbicide trials. Schlitz Brewing workers reach a new three year contract with wage increases.
Chester Black, former Marion County extension director, will head the Mid-Missouri Extension Area with headquarters at the Cole County University Extension Center in Jefferson City. He will begin July 1 after completing a PhD at the University of North Carolina. Gilbert Rhodes, Audrain County extension director since 1965, assists Black and will retain headquarters at the University Extension Center in Mexico with his wife Thelma and son Steven. Both men have long service in University Extension roles and advanced degrees from UMC.
Dr James K. Acker, noted parasitology expert and first dean of Kansas State University graduate school, died Wednesday after being hospitalized since June 2. Survived by widow Florence, a daughter, and seven dyanded fevers and three great grandchildren. A native of Dixon Newfoundland, he advanced parasitology teaching at K State Wa. In 1931 his work helped lead to control of hookworm and he conducted vitamin deficiency experiments aiding human and animal nutrition.
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