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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1973

Page

10

Beef Breeds Study Underway At Louisiana Station

Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station at St Gabriel launches a 10 year project evaluating Chianina Maine Anjou Simmental and Brahman beef cattle for southern productivity. A 320 cow Angus Hereford foundation herd will provide calves for two phase study comparing crossbred fertility growth and calving traits with results shared with Nebraska project.

Louisiana Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station St. Gabriel Research Farm Doyle Chambers U.S. Meat Animal Research Paul E. Humes Humes Chianina Maine - Anjou South Meat Animal Research Center Nebraska

Fall garden helps extend crops after summer harvest

LSU horticulturist Joseph Montelaro explains planning a fall garden by counting days to maturity from seed catalogs or Extension Publication 1185. Plant before the average first frost, with crops like snap beans, cucumbers, beets, broccoli, cabbage, and lettuce maturing before freezing weather. Keep soil moist for a week to ensure germination.

Joseph Montelaro LSU Cooperative Extension Service Louisiana Cooperative Extension Publication Extension Service Montelaro

Red Cedars Face Fungus Threat and Dry Rot Facts

A forestry Q and A explains that red cedars junipers and arbor vitae suffer root or crown rot from Clitocybe and that removing soil and old roots or treating soil with fumigants is advised before replanting. It also covers dry rot and explains that dry wood with low moisture won t decay, and discusses blue stain in southern pine lumber caused by Ceratocystis and its effect on appearance and value.

Gulf States

Another 4-H Club Year Opens in Ouachita Parish

Ouachita Parish LSU Extension agents announce a new 4-H year with 27 clubs and many activities. Senior members earned trips to Chicago and Baton Rouge, juniors attended Camp Grant Walker and Forestry Camp, a leadership trip ran through Arkansas and Missouri, and a National Citizenship Short Course was attended in Washington, D. C. Enrollment details, project offerings including Veterinary Science, and September organizational meetings are outlined with contact information for Howard Gryder and Ellen Murphy at the Ouachita Parish office.

Chicago Baton Rouge L.S.U. Baton Rouge Grant Walker Arkansas Missouri Ouachita Washington D. C Howard Gryder Ellen Murphy Ouachita Parish LSU Cypress West Monroe

Cotton acreage in northeast Louisiana falls 22 percent

Latest ASCS figures show a 22 percent drop in cotton acreage from last year in northeast Louisiana with most land shifted to soybeans. The parish breakdown details 1972 soybean acreage and estimates for 1973 crop, noting figures are estimates and not absolute.

ASCS Louisiana Caldwell Carroll Franklin Madison East Carroll Morehouse Franklin Ouachita Richland Yell Tensas Ouachita West Carroll

What is Quality Hay Seminar Reveals Agronomist Tips

Dr. John Baylor, Penn State agronomist, led a New Holland Lancaster County seminar on recognizing hay quality. He urged forage testing, cited indicators like leafiness, color, maturity, and seed heads, and explained how to judge protein and fiber to match animals’ rations.

John Baylor Pennsylvania State University Agronomist New Holland Lancaster County Pennsylvania State University Dr.Baylor Dr. Baylor Baylor

Weekly Farm Column Grain Exchanges Attract Attention

Washington report notes increased public and official scrutiny of twelve commodity exchanges this spring and summer. It links exchange activity to volatile futures for soybeans and wheat and to record-high retail food prices. Allegations of price manipulation and inaccurate reporting by merchants and traders have prompted hearings.

Washington Hear

Alert on Anaplasmosis Risk to Cattle As Mosquitoes Soar

USDA warns cattle owners that anaplasmosis could rise through September as insects remain plentiful. Dr. Steven Nichol notes the disease, spread mainly by ticks and insects, attacks red blood cells and can cause severe anemia or death. Early signs include poor appetite weight loss and reduced milk. Testing by veterinarians is advised and vaccines or antibiotics may help prevent outbreaks.

U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Steven Nicholblood Steven Nicholson LSU Cooperative Extension Service

Big Changes In Land Bank Operations

Fred Huenefeld Jr of the Federal Land Bank Association of Monroe attended the Federal Land Bank annual meeting in Biloxi Mississippi. Olin B Quinn reported that fiscal year 1973 saw record changes from the Farm Credit Act of 1971 with loans outstanding rising from 525 million to over 688 million and new lending more than doubling to 194 million.

Fred Huenefeld, Jr Federal Land Bank Association of Monroe Federal Land Bank Biloxi Miss Olin B Quinn Federal Land Bank of New Orleans Quinn Land Bank America Thenvesting Federal Banks New York City

Plan to Promote Cotton Yields Amid Shortage Challenges

Secretary Earl L. Butz and Mike Maros announce a joint campaign to boost cotton yields for 1973. They cite flood damage reducing acreage, tight inventories, rising prices, and potential shortages of fuel chemicals and transport as driving factors.

Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz Mike Maros National Cotton Council Bulz Maros Fabens Tex

Industry urged joint action to curb 1973 petrochemical shortages

Maros notes past USDA and Council programs helped the industry meet challenges in recent years. He says coordinated action between industry and government can reduce adverse effects of obstacles in 1973.

Maros USDA Council

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