Wind Erosion Control Program Progressing
The wind erosion control program in the Dust Bowl area of New Mexico advances with county committees guiding farmers. Amendments allow contour chiseling, border or strip rating, and contour ridging with payments up to 60 percent after work verification.
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Dust Bowl
Ew Mexico
Tom Reid
Mexico
Applications Sought For Cotton Price Adjustments By May 15
The Division of Cotton asks producers to submit applications now to speed cotton price adjustment payments. May 15 targets payment processing with July 1 as the final submission date. delays may occur after May 15 due to limited auditor staff. Checks for noncompliant 1944-35 contract payees will be withheld until settlements are completed.
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Division of Cotton
G. BR. Quesenberry
Extension
Cotton Price Adjustment Offices
Washington, D C
New Agricultural Conservation State Committee
State Extension Service
State College
New Mexico
Sugar Beets Beat Parent In Resisting Curly Top
Two new beet varieties U 6 34 and U 8 34 developed by the Department of Agriculture resist curly top disease. In tests they yield more than U 8 No 1 under curly top and reduce total crop failures though not fully resistant. Planting is planned for spring in areas with prevalent outbreaks.
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Department of Agriculture
Opened with record dryness and heavy March rainfalls
The 1936 start shows extreme dryness in Oklahoma Kansas Texas and Missouri with unusually wet March in the East. Oklahoma had 111 days with about one fifth normal rainfall January 1 to April 20. Pennsylvania saw near seven inches of rain in March. Local travel notes include Herschler and Parker in El Paso and Lordsburg, with illness recovery in El Paso.
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United States Weathe Bureau
Oklahoma
Amc
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Orbout
New York
West Virginia
Virginia
Plastics From Sawdust May Cut Sawmill Waste
United States Forest Service researchers in Madison Wisconsin report simple processes to convert sawdust into a dense moldable plastic powder. Hot pressed into sheets and shapes, the material could become low cost durable floor tile wallboard and other products at prices near lumber.
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United States Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Forest Products Laboratory
The
Forest Service
Madison, Wis
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Anheuser-Busch
T. Louis
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Budweiser
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Rodeo
C. A. Brown
J. W. Adams Curly Walter
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Kerr
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Ima Fairly
Bertha Scofield
Westley Garcia
Cloverdale
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Freeman McWhorter
Gold Hill
Sherwood Culberson
Tom Clayton
Separ
R. A. Palmsons
Gene
Jesse
A. L. Green
Lewis Green
Charlie Johnson
George Ewan
Mae
Tommy
Walter LaFleur
Cave
Mrs
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Rubinoff
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