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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
5
Florida researchers report tangerines contain decongestant synephr ine in abundance, suggesting eating the fruit or juice may relieve sniffles. The piece promotes citrus as an affordable vitamin C source, notes seasonality, storage tips, and the value of citrus and tomatoes in diets, with a Kansas State event announced for Feb 1–2.
Chester F. Paxson Parson reports on the Douglas County Soil Conservation District Annual Meeting set for Feb. 1 at the Little Banquet in the Mall Shopping Center. Dr. John Breukelman will present a film on Water for Practically Everybody and discuss soil and water conservation amid rising global population and resource concerns.
County agents offer guidance on plant health environmental causes of leaf yellowing and watering needs. February or March is ideal to prepare soil for strawberries and detail fertilization, irrigation limits, and nitrogen sources like anhydrous ammonia for crops. A windbreak plan reduces snow drift and protects gardens and livestock, with spacing and plant recommendations and county extension resources.
Farmer observers see a four year wheat price support program with stability to plan ahead despite war risk. The plan concentrates wheat production on main wheat areas as crop choices shift with feed grain substitutions and acreage rules. Four years will reveal the program’s impact on exports and farm income.
Kansas 4 H Club reading project enters its third year with 4300+ members enrolled. Phases include Reading for Enjoyment Reading for Project Enrichment and Reading for Discussion led by Evelyn Hastings. Training meetings for reading and photography leaders set for February at the County Extension Office.
Douglas County ASC chairman Moe outlines plans for converting allotment acres to wheat or forage, diverting production to conservation uses, and feeding due to oats and rye. Signups run January 31 to April 1 at the county office with full program details available.
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