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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1957

Page

11

Rural Mail Box Improvement Week Observed in West Monroe

Postmaster Homer B. Roark and Aubry Mophett inspected rural boxes as part of Rural Mail Box Improvement Week from June 3 to 8. With 1954 boxes serving 6590 daily patrons on four routes, roving carriers will note poor boxes and mailers will be contacted for repairs.

Aubry Mophett Ouachita Parish 4-H Prentice Patrick West Monroe Homer B. Roark Post Office Roark West Monroe

Drugs Alone Cannot Control Animal Parasites

The American Veterinary Medical Association warns that drugs alone cannot control internal parasites in farm animals. Each anthelmintic targets one parasite type, animals often have multiple infections, and these poisons do not remove the infection source or repair damage. Effective control requires management changes and veterinary supervision.

American Veterinary Medical Association Association

Record beef yield claimed for Nebraska steers in Omaha

A Nebraska herd near Omaha produced an extraordinary dress-out yield of sixty eight and four hundredths percent, allegedly an all time national high. The Whitefaces fattened by Harold Neller yielded prime beef. buyers paid 25 dollars per hundredweight for the 1537 pound Herefords as reported by the American Hereford Association.

Omaha Nebraska Harold Neller American Hereford Association

Fallout Advice for Farmers Protecting Farm Families and Livestock

Washington reports the Agriculture Department issued a bulletin in cooperation with the Atomic Energy Commission Civil Defense Administration and Public Health Service on shielding crops land and animals from radioactive fallout. It urges staying indoors seek shelter and following civil defense guidance while detailing sheltering decontamination and feeding practices to limit fallout damage and preserve food production.

Washington Agriculture Department Atomic Energy Commission Federal Civil Defense Administration U.S. Public Health Service Civil Defense

New Book on Hog Shelters Now Out

Washington special notes a new Agriculture Department publication Hog Shelters and Equipment for Southern States. It details 26 hog house designs and equipment, stresses southern conditions, and notes plans may require regional modification. Working drawings are available via cooperating state colleges with a nominal charge.

Department of Agriculture Department Southern Agricultural Experiment Stations

Primatene Provides Nonprescription Asthma Relief

Asthma formula prescribed most by doctors is now sold without prescription. Primatene tablets claim to open bronchial tubes loosen mucus relieve nervous tension and stop attacks within minutes. The product is offered at 98 cents with a money back guarantee through Whitenall Poatmace Company.

New York N. Y Whitenall Poatmace

Associate Agent Added In Ashley County

The U S Extension Service farm and home development program moves forward in Ashley County with 30 participating families. Mason E. Oden is the new associate county agent under D M Vaught, overseeing families including Doss, Lowery, Watson, Honeycutt, Watt, Blanks, Haynes, Riley, Rice, Pamplin, Russell, Burgess, Myers, McClain, Hollis, Meeks, Davis, Wood, Smith, Collins, Cochran, Cossey, and Botsford. The program aims to use resources more efficiently and bring information and assistance to farm families.

Crossett U. S. Extension Service Ashley County Mason E. Oden D. M. Vaught Oden Hamburg Marianna R._B. Doss Milo Floyd Lowery James Watson Crossroads J. C. Honeycutt Crossett Camp R. M. Watt Beard Fred Blanks Parkdale Leroy Haynes Gaines Claud Riley Promise Land Kenneth Rice Boydell Earl Pamplin Clyde Russell, Jr Houston Burgess James Myers Wilmot Fred McClain Dry Bayou CB. Hollis Montrose W. B. DeVampert Jim Meeks H. M. Davis J. D. Wood Fountain Hill Wilford Smith Jesse Collins Earl Cochran Portland Roy Cossey Guy Botsford

Conservation Highlights East Carroll Parish May activities

Farmers requested assistance with conservation practices in East Carroll Parish in May. Engineering surveys supported by several landowners. Heavy equipment used by a group of owners to implement practices. Coastal Bermuda plots planted runners where stands were thin. Additional practices included pasture rotation chemical use and mowing to control weeds.

East Carroll Parish R. N. Amacker J. E. Bowles Fred Phillips H. M. Conway W. B. Hawkins Henry McPherson Scott Brothers J. H. Sistrunk W. P. Barrier Elton Fortenberry H. H. Howington, Jr Raymond C. Bradley Bob Patrick E. V. Parker R. C. Freeman F. O. Blair J. R. Merrill Ray Fortenberry Albert Burns R.N. Amacker Raymond O. Bradley Jessie R. Merrill Bermuda

Soil People Tour Parish Soil Conservation Tour

A tour of lower Concordia parish sponsored by the Tensas Concordia soil conservation district gathered 23 leading farmers from Tensas and Concordia parishes for a day trip. Participants visited sites along a route Ferriday to Frogmore Lismore Monterey Eva New Era Acme Shaw South Shaw Vidalia and returned.

Concordia Parish Tensas - Concordia Baton Rouge D. L. Richardson Soil Conservation Service Tallulah George Kimbrough State Agricultural Stabilization Committee Ferriday Ed. Y. Berry District Board of Supervisors

Chemicals Can Control Disease Fungicide Targets Plant Diseases

A fungicide pentachlorostrobenzene known as Pentachlo is recommended for controlling many crop diseases, mainly soil borne. Developed in the United States since 1950, it covers crown rot in clover and alfalfa, damping-off in cotton, clubroot in crucifers, white rot in garlic, various rot and scab diseases across vegetables, ornamentals, and flowers. Experimental work continues on crops including cantaloupes tomatoes strawberries peppers beans beets celery cucumbers lettuce onions peanuts.

United States

Scientists harness rumen biology to turn roughage into animal feed

Missouri researchers use a 55 gallon drum and heated tank to ferment a water-soaked feed. Chickens and hogs fed the mash show rapid growth gains and higher protein by 10 to 15 percent with fat doubled. The process yields vitamin B-12 and could enable on farm fermentation for roughage in hogs and poultry. Arkansas fiscal data for 1955-56 notes general government costs at 4.8 percent of revenues.

Missouri M. E. Muhrer W. H. Pfander

Chemicals May Breed Insects Says Officials In St Louis

St Louis officials warn continued use of current insecticides may create new insect families and hurt the arm economy. Thompson Chemical Corp president William T. Thompson says his firm will withdraw from insecticide production and distribution and urges research into selective insect control.

ST. Louis Chemical Company William T. Thompson Thompson Chemical Corp Thompson U. S Louisiana

Pentable Fungicide Formulations for Garden Use

Pentable is available in dust, wettable powder and emulsi fiable concentrates for turf roses snapdragons and lily bulbs. It is compatible with insecticides and fungicides with a pH of 7 or below and offers long residual action without affecting root crop flavor.

Segers Named Top Cooperator by Local Soil District

Versie Segers Jr was chosen by the Tensas Concordia soil conservation district board as outstanding cooperator for the year May 1956 to May 1957. He improved drainage on 250 acres levelling on 140 acres for row irrigation installed a 2000 GPM well and 4500 feet of 8 inch pipe, manages 150 Hereford cattle, and received a soil and water conservation loan.

Board of Supervisors Tensas - Concordia Soil Conservation District Versie Segers, Jr Louisiana Tensas - Concordia Scd Litchfield Park Arizona Segers

Grant Supports National 4 H Center Convention Plans

The Danforth Foundation awards 200000 dollars to the National 4 H Club Foundation for the Chevy Chase Maryland center near Washington D C. Calvin Shirley of Louisiana State 4 H notes the gift will complete the center’s funding drive as the 4 H Conference in Washington approaches in June with Louisiana delegates Charles Tannehill Leonard Jude Bordelon Diana Jordan and Amy Elizabeth Simon among attendees.

Danforth Foundation Washington, D. C Louisiana Charles Tannehill Urania Leonard Jude Bordelon Moreauville Diana Jordan Floriea Amy Elizabeth Simon Vacherie

Winnsboro Livestock Quotes From Franklin Parish Sale

Franklin Parish Livestock Auction in Winnsboro on May 28 reported totals of 577 cattle and 333 hogs. Prices ranged for calves, steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and hogs by quality grades with calls noted, including good stocker and common categories.

Winnsboro Franklin Parish

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bill Coleman Sam Ashley Soil People Tour Tion Arkansas M. Kaplan &Son, Inc Adams Cooperator Farmer’s Home Administration John Deere John Deere Plow Co DeSford Scott Equipment Sioux Steel Scott Equipment Sales Desiard Swift Jewel St. West Monroe
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