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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1969
Page
7
Soil tests are a bargain for farmers providing basic data on acidity organic matter and fertilizer needs. Proper sampling depth and careful labeling yield accurate analysis helping tailor applications and improve net returns on land and inputs.
Planning begins now for 4-H landscape design and improvement. Snow covers ground but members should review project areas and plan spring and summer work. The program covers maintenance, trash removal, mowing, watering, pruning, painting, and a sealed lawn garden design followed by a detailed portion.
Kansas farmers and ranchers view low prices and high costs plus heavy taxes as their major farm problems. They favor collective bargaining and potential product withholding to push prices higher. Most see large-scale corporate farming as a threat. They distrust farm organization leaders but rely on NFO Farm Bureau Farmers Union or the Grange for help.
Douglas County farmers must choose a grain sorghum hybrid for spring planting based on local performance. The Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin SG515 details yield, bloom, moisture, height, heads per plant and other metrics across multiple years. Consult county Extension agents and SB515 for guidance.
Winter ventilation is as crucial as in summer for farrowing houses. A continuous air flow delivers moisture removal and fresh air for sows and pigs, promoting health. Provide at least 50 cubic feet per minute per sow with a fractional horsepower fan 10 to 13 inches across, capable of 500 CFM for about 10 sows. Install the fan on the south side mid building near ceiling and create a one inch ceiling intake along the north wall to pull air from the attic.
Rusty Staub, Houston Astros first baseman, stays active in the off season with TV and film work in Hollywood California.
Cincinnati Royals guard Doug Sims is noted for his off season occupation as a teacher. The basketball article highlights his dual role and commitment to education alongside professional play.
The Unified School District No. 497 board formed a Vocational Agricultural Advisory Council approved Monday night. Members include Wes Seyler, Ralph Leonard, Roy Cropp, Moreland Baldwin, Charles Miller, and Ralph Utermoehlen. The council will review programs, advise on improvements, and support the local FFA and adult farmer classes. The agriculture program serves about 55 students with two instructors, Earl Simmons and Roger D. Hinkle.
Don Churchbaugh and Mrs. Ervin Steele were chosen for the association's board of directors. Steele also elected secretary-treasurer. Other 1969 officers include Don Palmateer as president and Dudley Flory as vice president.
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