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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
5
Bayles of Hay notes National Farm Safety Week, urging real, felt safety awareness beyond worn phrases. The piece highlights farm accident stats, meat demand, livestock profits, oats storage tips, and promotes Federal All Risk Wheat Crop Insurance with county office applications.
Mason County PMA Chairman Nelson Warner discusses the 1952 wheat year as favorable and explains the federal All Risk Crop Insurance plan to share farming risk. He notes farmers still face weather and market risks and looks ahead to 1953 and the next crop year.
Farmers can use Sudan grass and other temporary forages as pinch-hitting pastures to maintain milk and weight during dry spells. Proper soil fertility and timely seeding aid growth, while precautions against prussic acid and new growth after frost protect cattle. Dairy experts note modest milk gains from hot weather on Sudan grass.
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