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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1971

Page

7

Sod Webworm Pests Target Bluegrass Lawns

The sod webworm is a major lawn pest with larvae overwintering in soil and moths emerging in June and July. Watch for cream colored snout moths at dusk and silken grass tunnels. apply Diazinon Levin Dylox with ample water to reach the crown for effective control.

Levin

Garden damage from hail and rain prompts care tips

The article notes many home gardens suffered hail strong winds or heavy rains this spring. It advises recognizing damaged plants by shredded foliage bruised stems and possible defoliation. It warns about fungus diseases after tissue injury and suggests fungicide spray plus protection from wind burn. It also recommends hoeing weeds after heavy rains to improve soil aeration.

Certification Time at Hand Urges Action for Wheat and Feed Grain

Certification of compliance for the 1971 wheat program ended May 24, 1971 with 17 farms failing to certify. The 1971 feed grain program ends Aug 16, 1971, but certification can occur once crop acreages are certain. Pay outs begin after July 1. certify early. Set aside must be designated at certification and may not be shifted as in past years. Farms not in wheat or feed grain programs will receive a postcard to record acreages. report promptly to protect bases and avoid heavy penalties.

ASCS

Chemicals Little Aid For Blight

Washington AP reports USDA officials doubt pesticides are a viable large scale fix for corn blight due to high costs. Dr H R Thomas of the Agricultural Research Service said spraying corn in fields is not economical, noting southern sweet corn blight control has required frequent applications during rainy periods.

Washington Agriculture Department House USDA H. R. Thomas Agricultural Research Service Thomas

Watch That Hungry Flyer The Coming-out Time For Termites

A public notice explains termite dangers and how to distinguish them from flying ants. It describes termite wings, body shape, and antennae, and notes termites thrive in moist warm soil near wood sources under buildings. It advises inspection of dirt-filled porches and open spaces for access points.

United States

July 4 Family Camp at State 4-H Rock Springs Ranch

Family campers can join the July 3 to 5 weekend at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City with six meals two nights lodging and full facility use. Fees range from 5 to 12 dollars. Reservations go to the State 4-H Office at Umberger Hall Kansas State University. The County Extension Office lists details.

Rock Springs Ranch Junction City Douglas County Ion N. H Umberger Hall Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service Manhattan KSU Cooperative Extension Service

Two Local Youths Earn Ecology Camp Scholarships

Douglas County Soil Conservation District awards two scholarships to the State Youth Ecology Camp at Rock Springs Ranch July 18 23. Winners are Jane Murray and Terry Kummer, both active in 4 H church youth groups and school activities.

Rock Springs Douglas County Soil Conservation District Rock Springs Ranch Jane Murray Terry Kummer Terry Ted Kummer Millstone Lawrence High Lawrence Heights Christian Church

Farm Driving Restrictions Liberalized by U S Agency

U S Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin announced that 18 year olds may drive light farm trucks with no restrictions and trucks over 10 000 pounds within 150 miles of the farm. Exemptions supported by the White House affect interstate grain movements and allow harvesting equipment in trucks after periodic physicals.

U.S Chicago U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin American Feed Manufacturers Assn Nixon U.S. Dept. of Transportation White House

Tragedy at Kansas Farm Kills 13 Year Old Operator

Greensburg Kansas. Richard Allen Schmidt aged 13 died after his clothing became entangled in a tractor and he was thrown from the machine. He suffered severe head injuries and died shortly after at his parents Chester and Mrs. Schmidt home farm.

Greensburg Kan Richard Allen Schmidt Chester Schmidt

Kansas Wheat Crop Estimated At 266 Million Bushels

The 1971 Kansas wheat crop is still estimated at 266 million bushels, the eighth largest in state history. The Crop Reporting Service said Thursday the prospective crop compares with 299 million bushels produced last year and 305 million in 1969, with the record 307.63 million in 1952.

Topeka Kansas

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