Pilot Cropland Conversion Program helps five areas convert cropland
The first year of the 1963 Pilot Cropland Conversion Program saw farmers in five studied areas convert 12 to 34 percent of their cropland to conserving uses. In four states and 11 counties, CCP land mostly shifted to pasture, trees, wildlife habitat, or recreation, with five year agreements and payments for converting land.
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USDA
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Economic Research Service
CCP
North Dakota
Mississippi
Iowa
Georgia
Piedmont
Pathologists Alerted For New Corn Disease
Maize Dwarf Mosaic is a serious new corn virus first found in 1962. Dr Wy Crittenden, University of Delaware, notes it threatens all corn producing regions. He spoke at a two day conference at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station where over 100 scientists discussed the disease.
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Wy. Crittenden
University of Delaware
Crittenden
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Maize Dwarf Mosaic Disease Expands Across States
Plant pathologists alert for Maize Dwarf Mosaic not yet seen in Delaware. Surveys planned in 1965 to prevent spread while Ohio reports significant yield losses. The disease, named to distinguish from corn stunt, has appeared in Kentucky Indiana Arkansas Missouri and Tennessee with resistant varieties viewed as the best control.
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Delaware
University
Ohio
United States
Kentucky
Indiana
Arkansas
Missouri
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Cpa
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