Farmers urged to keep herbicide usage records
United Press International reports experts from the Extension Service advise farmers to maintain yearly records of herbicide use, crop responses, and weed control. The system should include herbicide type, rate, date, and outcomes to guide next year’s planting and identify effective practices.
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Signup Starts Feb 3 For 3 ASC Programs
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation program details outline signup Feb 3 through Mar 24 for 1969 grain programs. Diversion payments, price-support loans, and certificates for wheat and corn, barley, and grain sorghum are described by county officials as a focus for farmers in Sullivan County and beyond.
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Order Tree Seedlings for Landowners in Sullivan County
The Soil Conservation Service Blountville office urges landowners to order tree seedlings now for planting this year. Late February or early March is best for lime. seedlings include Shortleaf, Loblolly, and White Pine from the Slate Tree Nursery. Pinus species suit local soils and climates, with l measures aiding erosion control on gullied or run-down fields. Contact CS sites for more program details and costs in Sullivan County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service efforts.
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Farm Size Changes Prompt ASCS Revisions and Notices
Farmers participating in Wien must notify ASCS when farm size changes. Reconstitutions may affect allotments, rental leases, and program reports. county offices in Bhwntille and Wistole handle recalculations, with signups and notices guiding the process.
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Hawkins County Cow Sets State Production Record
Hawkins County dairy notice reports Cloverleaf Murilye, a Brown Swiss owned by the Steadmans of Whitesburg, produced 29,630 pounds of milk and 1,263 pounds of butterfat in 385 days, setting Tennessee top state production and ranking high nationwide. The event, at the Hawkins County Dairy Improvement Association meeting, featured a chicken barbecue and local dairy honors, with Arnott & Ryan of Persia and George Ferrell recognized for outstanding herd performance and improvements.
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Wool Support Application Deadline Near
Fragmented text mentions deadlines and support applications with scattered names and places. No clear event or entities can be confirmed.
Winter Soil Sampling and Fertilizer Advice Echoes
An aged, garbled manuscript discusses soil testing timing and plant nutrient needs. It mentions neutral soil benefits, alkaline impacts on production, and the value of timely fertilizer use for crop yields, urging proper soil analysis and management.
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New 4-H Assistant County Agent Heads 41 Club in County
Jon, a December graduate from the University of Tennessee majoring in animal husbandry, becomes assistant county agent overseeing 41 Club activities. A Lafayette, Macon County native, he has participated in livestock, meats, and poultry judging teams, and joined several clubs and fraternities. He aims to meet many county members and promote club leadership nationwide.
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Clover Pastures Boost Meat and Milk Yields in Tennessee
Agricultural guidance outlines that pastures with clover outperform grass only fields for meat and milk. Renovation costs range 12 to 25 dollars per acre with lime and fertilizer needs, plus timing and seeding steps from January to March, with clover varieties and grazing management to establish and sustain clover growth.
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ACP Cost-Share Must Be Applied For In Advance
Sullivan County farmers were urged by J. B. Carmack to file ACP cost-share applications before starting conservation work to ensure federal funds. The county ASC committee must budget and reserve funds, though farmers may pay full cost if needed. In 1968 county ACP work valued over $85,000, with further details from the County ASCS office.
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