Lime Fertilizer Test Basis Described in Report
A representative sample describes using Farley fim a level teaspoon in the test that forms the basis of the recommendation for lime and other fertilizers.
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Farley Fim
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
10
Proper Soil Sampling Techniques for Lab Analysis
The guide emphasizes using clean tools and a clean container for soil cores, avoiding dead furrows wet spots and recently limed fields. It notes samples must be representative, with careful labeling, since one teaspoon of soil equals two million pounds per acre in test value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tomorrow’s Schools and 4-H Need Changing Leaders
J Harvey Littrell of Kansas State University urged 4-H volunteers and Extension workers to create equal opportunities for youth from varied backgrounds to participate in decision making. He said schools should focus on teaching information gathering and adaptability over fixed skills to handle a changing world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College’ of Education
Kansas ‘State University
J. Harvey Littrell
Littrell
Farmers to Plant Less This Year Says Agriculture Survey
A Department of Agriculture survey of processing reports shows farmers will plant about six million fewer acres than last year in spring plantings and total land planted to all crops at roughly 305 million acres, down from 316 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Fha Official to Address Rural Water District Meeting
Howard Bertsch administrator of the Farmers Home Administration will be principal speaker at the Kansas Association of Rural Water Districts second annual meeting in Iola. He will discuss progress of rural community water systems and graduate work at Kansas State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bertsch
Farmers Home Administration
Kansas Association of Rural Water Districts
Iola
Bertsch
Kansas State University
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Social Roundup
Sunday to Monday social notices list visitors to McLOUTH area households including Mr and Mrs Clarence Van Levy of Grandview and family James Grems and son of Tonganoxie, Mr and Mrs John Hurt of North Platte Neb, and others. Community groups note 4 H Club events at Regional Days in Effingham, and West Side Club meeting with St Patrick’s jokes. A Kansas Farm fashion show featured models from Kansas and Missouri and 24 women attended.
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Robert ‘Vernon
Leland McPherom
Luther Osborn
Topeka
P. C. Iverson
Kansas City
Independence
Lula Norman
Danny Puckett
Edward Church
Debbie Reddick
Kans
Mary Norman
Ron Helmick
John Norman
Oskaloosa
Maurice ‘Walbridge
Vicki
American Royal
Kansas
Batty 1
Denon
Schwinn
Winchester
Rhonda Dorei
Brethren Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Leland McPherson
Resson
Don Kimmel
Overland Park
Winifred Turner
Myrtle Kimmel
Tonganoxie
West Side Club
Maud Iverson
Lutie Davison
Bess Lobb
L. H. Kimmel
J. R. Edmonds
Lawrence
Barbara Meisner
Larry Speakman
Guilford
Ridgway
Kimberly
Karen Cadue
Dewey Terry
James Grems
Alice Tomin
Three Patterns Seen in Pasture Grass Behavior
The article outlines three responses to overgrazing in pastures: decreasers that cattle favor and reduce. increasers that rise briefly but decline with continued grazing. and invaders or pasture weeds that appear when ground cover weakens. A conservation farmer maintains high ground cover to maximize forage and beef production.
District Home Economics Judging School Set in Kansas Union
Nearly 500 4-H girls and leaders from seven counties will attend the District Home Economics Judging School this Saturday in the Kansas Union. Ten classes cover foods clothing and home improvements as participants select the best solutions to displayed problems. Mary Gordon will lead a health and exercise session after 11 a.m. Extension Home Economists will discuss placings and reasons for each class after lunch. Arrangements are by Douglas County Extension 4-H Agent Ralph Utermoehlen and Mrs Oleta Blevins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Union
Mary*Gordon
Lawrence
Douglas County Extension 4-H
Ralph Utermoehlen
Oleta Blevins
County Extension Home
Milk Order Hearing Set April 2 in Kansas City
The U S Department of Agriculture will hold a public hearing April 2 in Kansas City Missouri to amend the Greater Kansas City federal milk marketing order. The hearing begins at 10 a m at the President Hotel near 14th and Baltimore and was requested by six dairy farmer cooperatives. They seek to remove the supply demand ad justor from the Class 1 pricing formula.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Greater
Missouri
Kansas
USDA
Consumer and Marketing Service
President Hotel
14Th
Baltimore Streets
Dairy Farmer
Chemists Say Elements Found Reach 103 Possibly 104
Scientists report 103 known chemical elements with a possibility of a 104th. The claim notes ongoing discoveries and debates over the element count amid recent laboratory findings and theoretical work.
Steak History and Meat Purchasing Tips From Classifieds
This piece traces steak origins from sirloin to porterhouse and club steak, explains tenderness linked to connective tissue, and notes how retailers set prices. It ends with advice to be a wise buyer by using varied cuts and checking classifieds for deals.
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New York
Old House
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Kathy
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Bob Slader
Alberta Bradford
Edna Roberts
Ross Fletcher
Leona Knapp
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Grace Moore
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Carrol Harker
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John Braddock
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Gene Farr
Chester F. Paxson
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East 7Th Street
K C
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A.R
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COOP
Farmers Cooperative Association
Moodie Road
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