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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
5
A calf preparation path to show ring success highlights that selecting the right meat type animal is crucial. The text emphasizes choosing stock with the ability to fit current beef industry needs and the personal rewards of hard work, regardless of ribbons.
A farm guide outlines halter breaking a calf at 3 to 4 months and daily leading on soft ground. It covers teaching the animal to stand square, using a show stick, positions in the ring, maintaining calm discipline, and handling judges with sportsmanship to improve for next year.
Wind can tip mobile homes off blocks and cause varied damage from dents to total destruction. Look for built in safety features like factory installed anchoring straps and steel binding to minimize wind damage during purchase.
The note describes Fusarium wilt in tomatoes with wilting leaves and dark stem discoloration, offers no cure and suggests removing infected plants, recommends resistant varieties such as Macross Surprise Jed Star Better Boy Big Boy and Avalanche, and warns of white spot problems from leafhoppers and spider mites with the advised sprays and preharvest wait times. It ends with a brief tip on sweet corn harvest quality.
Advised to cool corn immediately after harvest to preserve sugar and quality. Warns of tomato hornworms and recommends Sevin or handpicking. Provides wind protection tips for mobile homes including solid concrete foundations, steel anchors, covered bottoms, wind direction, and natural barriers.
In Fort Worth Texas farmers face a baling wire shortage after heavy rains produced a bumper hay crop. County agent Charles Rollins says Rep. Jim Wright’s office asked the Agriculture Department to increase production, as farmers may lose hay if not baled within 24 to 48 hours.
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