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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1971
Page
7
During the past week Farm Business Analysis and Enterprise records were returned to the farmers. The notice notes distribution of financial documents covering profit law and capital matters among local agricultural stakeholders and emphasizes record accessibility for growers.
Missouri cattle suffer pinkeye from flies and preventive measures are urged. Dust bags back rubbers and salt mineral insecticides aid control. Guides 7010 7000 7001 available free from county Extension Centers. Pasture clipping may reduce irritation from tall grasses. Consumer data show farm record analysis supports better management and profitability though returns remained modest in 1969 70.
Washington reports that the U S horse population has surged from about 3 million in 1960 to roughly 7.5 million now. Private estimates warn it could approach 14 million by 1980, as owners relocate to urban and suburban areas.
The American Horse Council notes a shift from work to recreation for most horses, with Dallas adopting a new ordinance deemed fair to horsemen and homeowners. It sets minimum land, pen sizes, and manure management rules including 15 000 square feet for one horse, enclosure distances, and weekly manure removal.
Crop scientists at the University of Missouri-Columbia reassure corn growers there is no corn leaf blight detected in Missouri. Reports cite late freezes, poor seed quality, nutritional deficiencies, and blackbird seed loss as causes of early corn problems, while flea beetles cause Stewart's disease lesions, which are not blight. The monitoring program finds no blight, and most hybrids resist Stewart's disease, with recovery expected.
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