Varied Herbicides For Burrs and Vines
R A Kimmel Area Agronomy Specialist outlines herbicide options for morning glory burrs and ivy leaf morning glory in soybeans. A semidirected spray of 24DB at 1 pint per acre targets the lower one third of the plant when soybeans are 8 to 12 inches tall to control ivy leaf morning glory and burrs, with 24DB applied as directed spray at 0.1 to 6.2 lbs per acre for cockleburr control and partial control of annual species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Kimmel
Basagran
Jackson Sherle to Speak at MFA Convention in Missouri
Democratic Senator Henry M Jackson and Republican Rep Bull Sherle will address about 6000 MFA delegates at the annual convention in the University of Missouri Multipurpose Auditorium on August 5. Awards will honor George Bicknell Lee Farnham and J F Johnson. Officers and ten directors to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Midcontinent and
Missouri Farmers Associations
Henry M
Scoop) Jackson
Washington
Bull Sherle
Iowa
University of Missouri
George Bicknell
Farmers Export Company
Lee Farnham
Producers Produce Company
J. F. Johnson
MFA Milling Company
Keith. Meek
Cameron
Glen Myers
Memphis
Miller Hern
Rocheport
L. H. Kullmann
Warrensburg
Gene Nitsch
Jackson
R.L. Scroggins
Bolivar
Joe Clemens
Marshfield
Bill L. Pippins
Dexter
A. L. Neuenschwander
Deepwater
Raymond Hall
California
Sen. Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Senate
National Fuels and Energy Policy
Missouri
Tom Eagleton
Scherle
House Appropriations Committee
House Education and Labor Committee
Gene Taylor
Fred V. Heinkel
MFA
R. A. Young
Field House
Robert Shepard
Gilliam
David Atkins
Lebanon
Donald Becker
Labadie
Elvis Besand
Perryville
J. Dean Bolton
Fairfax
Robert Cross
Stockton
Russell Eads
Gallatin
Jerry French
Springfield
Ben Harshbarger
Centralia
Olaf Heisterberg
Cole Camp
Roe Hollenbeck
Kirksville
Harold Jones
Olean
Walter Luehrman, Jr
Higginsville
Paul Lynn
Cooter
L. E. Manson
Brunswick
Wilbert Matthews
Richmond
Glen Meyer
Rhineland
Richard Miller
Cassville
Keith Minton
Glen E. Myers
Arthur L. Neuenschwander
Charles Pfaff
Chillicothe
Joan Potter
Carthage
Lynn Prantl
West Plains
Frank Rea
Hilda
Walter Rehagen
Freeburg
Ed Sachs
Rolla
Carl Simpkins
East Prairie
Clarence Sundermeyer
Cedar City
John Swan
Darlington
Keith Tippie
Butler
William van Gendered
Cabool
Neal van Houten
Clarence
Montgomery 4-H Stock Sale July 27
The Montgomery County Fair Junior Livestock Auction returns with large support from local buyers. Last year 43 market hogs, 27 lambs, and 26 steers were sold. this year the event is set for Saturday July 27 at 1 p.m. with invites extended to prior and prospective buyers by the Montgomery City Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domermuth
Montgomery County
Montgomery City
Army Worm Feeding Hits Late Corn and Milo in Audrain
Late planted corn and milo in Audrain County suffer army worm feeding in the whorl. If 20 percent damage on one out of six stalks, consider spraying. Granules best. Sevin 1.5 lb AI diazinon 1 lb or toxaphene 1.5 lb per acre. Sprays 12–20 gal per acre into whorls. toxaphene not allowed on dairy farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kimme
Audrain
Farmers' Share In Food Dollar Drops Again
Washington AP reports that for every dollar spent on groceries in the Agriculture Department market basket, American farmers received 39.3 cents while the rest of the food industry got 60.7 cents. This marks the fifth straight monthly drop for farmers and the 16th decline in 20 years, despite a strong farm income year. The June market basket estimates the average urban family of 3.2 persons spent 1,732 dollars on U.S. farm food domestically produced, down slightly from May and up from June 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
U.S
Fewer cattle on feed in Missouri says July 1 report
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports 170000 cattle on feed for slaughter in July, 19 percent below last year’s 210000. April through June placements total 55000 head, down 19 percent from the prior year, with farm value of market basket and production costs shifting accordingly. Retail prices rise modestly while margins for processors and retailers widen and then narrow across months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
USDA Buys Large Meat Batches for School Lunches
The Agriculture Department has purchased over $5.3 million in meat for school lunches under an advance purchase program to lock in low prices. Purchases include 3.77 million pounds of frozen hamburger, 4.82 million pounds of turkey, and 696 thousand pounds of pork with beef at about 74.7 cents a pound, turkey at 38.97 cents, and canned park at 88.06 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Mexico FFA leaders attend Northeast Missouri district meet
Jimmy Alvarez national vice president southern region spoke at the July 17 FFA Leadership Conference at Northeast Missouri State University. About 150 district officers from 28 chapters attended with six officers from the Mexico FFA Chapter. Awards were given at Davis County Fair in Bloomfield, Iowa, for Corriedale sheep and the champion ram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Alvarez
Starke
Fla
Future Farmers of America
Northeast Missouri State University
Jack Wills
Larry Cuno
Ralph Windman
Terry Littrell
Barry Nordwald
Bill Sonwalt
Ken Dishman
Mexico
FFA
Charles McClain
Steve Brown
Orrick
H.E. Swartz
Henry Shultz
Near
Centralia
Bloomfield
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Nutrena
Missouri Farmers Association
Marshall
Jill Ruffin
Marty Goodrich
Gloria Weber
Montgomery 4-H
Milo
The
Jerry Rozellat
J.W. Hackamack
Doane Agricultural Serive, Inc
Hwy
Doane Agricultural Service
Doane
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Farm and Livestock Systems
P.O. Box E. Hwy
East
John Marshall
Land Bank
PTT
Federal Land Bank (Week Association OF Mexico
Livestock Center
Community A-6
Washington, D.C
Carl Aulbur
Richard Aulbur
Laddonia
Martin Bertels
Alvarez
Clyde Brown
U.S.P
Soil Service
Consolidated Electric
Cooperative
Presser Hall
Miss Consolidated Electric
Marksmen
Consolidated Electric Cooperative Serving
Avdrein, Monroe, Montgomery and
Pike Counties
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