Hines Named Mechanization Agent for Mid Missouri Extension
Douglas R. Hines, new area agricultural mechanization specialist, joins Mid Missouri Extension Aug. 21, replacing C. W. Browning as area extension director in Warrensburg. Based in Boone County, he will also serve Cooper, Howard and Audrain counties. A Prescott Arkansas native, he holds B S and M S A E from the University of Arkansas. His poultry ventilation research backed his appointment. He and wife Jo Ann, with daughters Stacey and Shannon, live in Columbia.
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Douglas R. Hines
Mid
Hines Is
Prescott, Ark
University of Arkansas
Jo Ann
Stacey
Shannon
Columbia
Bill Domermuth
Montgomery City
EMME
University of Missouri, Columbia
Boonslick
Missouri Park Producer’s Association
Animal Husbandry Department
Food Science and Nutrition Department
Pork Producers’ Association
Chlordane Ban Threatens Farm Costs and Yields
The Agriculture Department says a chlordane ban could raise farm costs and crop losses by about 2 million dollars annually. EPA reviews the pesticide used mainly on corn would force farmers to switch to riskier substitutes like parathion, with 208000 acres treated last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Economic Research Service
EPA
Shell Oil Co
Farmers and Dealers Team on Soil Testing in Montgomery County
Montgomery County farmers and fertilizer dealers collaborate to boost corn yields. Dr J R Brown and Earl Barnes of the University of Missouri collect soil and tissue samples while measuring corn yields at the sampling site. Participants include Doug Anson Eugene Queathem Jim Mertz Herb Mertz Frank Cobb Jim Foster Bill Cobb W A River Karl Mertz David Clark John Davis Wilber Schmidt Leo Arens Clarence Deichman Ted Borgemeyer Dean Rodgers with helpers Leland May Jerry Wasson Rollie Trautman Ken Romane and Frank Miller.
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Montgomery County
J.R. Brown
Earl Barnes
University of Missouri
Herbert Mertz
Gerald Gibson
Doug Anson
Eugene Queathem
Jim Mertz
Herb Mertz
Frank Cobb
Jim Foster
Bill Cobb
W.A. River
Karl Mertz
David Clark
John Davis
Wilber Schmidt
Leo Arens
Clarence Deichman
Ted Borgemeyer
Dean Rodgers
Leland May
Jerry Wasson
Rollie Trautman
Ken Romane
Frank Miller
Set-aside Weeds Must Be Controlled
Mary Bosler ASCS executive director notes that 1972 Wheat and Feed Grain program set-aside weeds must be controlled or a program violation occurs with possible refund. Paying and grazing set aside is allowed only in drought emergency cases with refunds. haying on other farms is a violation and grazing before Sept 1 is prohibited. Ground released under drought program cannot be rented or hay sold.
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Mary Bosler
ASCS
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Corno Feed Products
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Black’s Feed and Produce
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