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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1973

Page

10

Louisiana Sees Rise in Potential Crop Production for 1974

Willie F Cooper, Louisiana ASCS executive director, says new USDA farm program changes will boost production next year. No land set asides for cotton, feed grains or wheat. base maintenance not required. long term land reserve may end at producer option. Nationwide, about 19 million extra acres could be used in 1974 for crops or grazing amid strong demand.

Louisiana Willie F Cooper Agricultural Stabilzation and Conservation Service Cooper

Reproductive health program for dairy herds outlined

Dr Kenneth Sanderlin of Louisiana Tech outlines a preventive dairy herd health plan. Regular monthly exams focus on heat, calving, uterine health, and record keeping with simple index cards to improve management and profitability amid rising costs.

Kenneth Sanderlin D V. M Louisiana Tech

Access Plan Approved For Tensas Parish Public Land

St Joseph Louisiana reported that Tensas Parish has been approved for the Public Access Program with 2687 dollars assigned to compensate participating farmers. Access runs from the next hunting season through December 31 1973 with land open to public use. Farmers control permissions and compliance with laws. abuse may end the program.

World News Service ST. Joseph E.R. McDonald Jr Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Committee ASC Tensas Parish McDonald Department of Agriculture ASCA

Louisiana Cotton Growers Fume Harvest Equipment Amid Pink Bollworm Quarantine

Louisiana growers planning to bring ten cotton harvest machines from Texas for custom work must fumigate first and obtain a USDA certificate due to the pink bollworm quarantine. State entomologist Richard Carlton urges compliance as infestation spreads across Texas and neighboring states. Contact Texas inspectors or the USDA Plant Protection Office in San Antonio for scheduling.

Louisiana Texas Richard Carlton Louisiana Department of Agriculture Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona Nevada Arkansas California Caddo Rapides U.S.D.A San Antonio

Winter Pastures Seed Time Near Floyd Kent Ouachita Parish

County Agent urges quick soil analysis before planting winter pastures. Soil samples take 10 to 14 days from delivery to the office and lab results from LSU. Plan to collect samples and send to Baton Rouge now as cool season pastures and forages are recommended for the area.

Floyd Kent Ouachita Parish L.S.A. Cooperative Extension Service LSU Baton Rouge

West Carroll Parish reports good prospects for cotton and soybeans

The LSU extension bulletin notes late planted crops in West Carroll Parish with moisture shortages affecting yields. Armyworms, cutworms, and stinkbugs appear in some fields while boll worms stay low. Cotton and soybean acreages total about 46,888 and 80,000 acres respectively, with farmers facing price concerns and storage constraints. The report also details winter pasture crops ryegrass oats and wheat with recommended varieties and seeding rates, stressing soil testing and proper fertilization for best returns.

8. C. Ferguson L.S.A. Extension Service West Carroll Parish Coker Georgia Knox Wakeland

Angus Bulls on New Stamp Announced for Rural America Series

The U S Postal Service and the American Angus Association announce a commemorative stamp featuring Angus bulls and Longhorn cows to mark the 100th anniversary of Angus importation. Issued October 5 in St Joseph Missouri the stamp honors rural American life and accompanies the World Angus Forum in Kansas City.

St. Joseph Lloyd D. Miller American Postal Service American Angus Association Frank Murphy Chicago Ill Scotland Angus Association United States Victoria Kans George Grant Grant Frank Waslick Joseph S. Creamer, Jr Bureau of Engraving and Printing Giori Press America

Free Cotton Classing For Parish Area

Ouachita Parish growers qualify for free cotton classing and market news services from the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service. Bruce Gregg submits the application via the Winnsboro Classing Office. Last year over 500000 bales were classed for Northeast Louisiana. Ouachita producers accounted for about 26000.

Ouachita Parish USDA Agricultural Marketing Service Winnsboro Bruce Gregg

Watershed project brings better farming to Ten sas Parish

Versie Segers Jr describes the Tensas Watershed Project’s impact on his 1300 acre Ten sas Parish farm. He recalls past flood damage, repeated replanting, and gradual improvement as ditches drained excess rainwater. The project reduced shallow flooding, boosted productivity of crops and grasses, and spurred new homes and better living.

Versie Segers, Jr Tensas Parish Newellton Tensas Tensas - Concordia Bermuda

Beginning season notes expanded weapon readiness

The report notes that out of 82 guns in the territory, 15 are now fitted with mechanical samplers, reflecting early season equipment updates and readiness.

Heartworm Disease From Mosquitoes Threat to Dogs

AP reports canine heartworm disease affects many dogs in the United States. It is caused by Dirofilaria immitis and can lead to breathing issues, coughing, weight loss, organ damage, and death if untreated. Early detection uses blood tests. advanced cases require X rays and lab work. The piece notes testing and treatment importance for animal health.

Chicago American Veterinary Medical Assa

Soil survey under way in West Carroll Parish

Benny R. Dobson, district conservationist, announced a progressive Soil Conservation Service survey in West Carroll Parish. A team led by Tracy Weems with Emmett Reynold and Thurman Allen is mapping 110000 acres, 45 percent complete, and the project is expected to finish in 1975.

Oak Grove Benny R. Dobson Soil Conservation Service West Carroll Parish Tracy Weems Emmett Reynold Thurman Allen Dobson

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