Watch for toxic plants harming livestock
All livestock producers should watch for dangerous plants and abnormal symptoms in animals. Signs include slobbering, unstable gaits, staggering, breathing trouble, nosebleeds, and altered droppings. Nightshade, bracken fern, poke berry, water hemlock, and wilting wild cherry leaves are common culprits.
New Providence 4-H Club Picnic and Meeting
The New Providence 4-H Club held a joint picnic and meeting at F. C. Atkins farm with members and families attending. Activities included swimming games and a dinner demonstration by Robert Henry and Jay Lehman on planting an evergreen, with next meeting set for August 30 at New Providence Elementary School at 7:30 PM.
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F. C. Atkins Farm
New Providence 4-H Club
Robert Henry
New Providence
Jay Lehman
Holtwood RD
New Providence Flementary School
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