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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1967

Page

8

Angus Field Day in Ouachita Parish and Pecan Growers Meet

The Ouachita Parish program directed by J J Joyce Sr outlines a Louisiana Angus Association Junior and Senior Field Day at Highlander Farm Calhoun with speakers from Alabama and the American Angus Association. Separate notes warn of arsenic poisoning in livestock and advise reading labels. The Louisiana Pecan Growers Association meets June 18 19 in Natchitoches Parish with tours of Melrose Plantation and a barbecue. Storage safety warning urges using approved containers for gasoline.

J. J. Joyce Ouachita Parish Louisiana Angus Association Henry H. Davis Highlander Farm Calhoun J. Ed Horton Alabama Jerry Morrow American Angus Association H. E. McFatter Louisiana Agricultural Extension Calloway and Spicewood Angus Farm Louisiana Pecan Growers Association Natchitoches Parish Melrose Plantation Melrose Natchitoches Union Northwestern State College Louisiana

Louisiana Weekly Markets Report Shows Mixed Ag Activity

Cattle receipts 5 298 head across nine auctions with prices steady while hogs 1 787 head sold, demand good and prices steady. Rice and grain markets steady, cotton spot slow with New Orleans middling at 24 75 cents per pound on May 3.

Louisiana Texas New Orleans

Market Outlook for Cotton Sees Growth in Easy Care Fabrics

The National Cotton Council in Memphis reports easy care fabrics offer a large expansion opportunity. The 1966 survey shows 9.4 billion yards of cotton and substitutes used, with research funded by the Cotton Producers Institute expanding across seven facilities and twelve projects to boost durable press and home laundering appeal.

National Cotton Council Memphis Tenn Cotton Producers Institute Southern Regional Research Laboratory

Explosion and Fire Medically Reported On Carrier Kearsarge

Navy officials probe an explosion and fire on the aircraft carrier Kearsarge off Southern California injuring three crewmen. Torpedoman Kenneth Becker Torpedoman Bruce Anderson and Fireman Charles Hurley suffered burns and were treated at San Diego Naval Hospital. The Long Beach based ship sustained light to moderate structural damage.

San Diego Calif Navy Kearsarge California Kenneth Becker Bruce Anderson Charles Hurley San Diego Naval Hospital Long Beach

Grass Control for Cotton Crops in Ouachita Parish

Ardner Cheshire reports a crash program using DSMA plus Karmex and Surfactant to kill crab grass and water grass on a 13 inch band. The mix, applied 50 gallons per acre in hot, windless conditions, yielded 650 to 700 pounds of lint per acre after cotton 10 to 12 inches tall. Precautions include waiting until eight to ten inches tall, avoiding leaf contact, limiting to two applications, and following label directions.

Ardner Cheshire Ouachita Parish Harmon Baird Sherrouse Farm Grammont St Monroe Cheshire Baird Thor

Cattle Disease Prevention Gains Milk Fever Control

University of Illinois researchers report that feeding dry cows heavier grain during the last three weeks before calving lowers milk fever incidence. A 2 1 calcium to phosphorus ratio with legumes and a 14 percent protein grain was used, while calcium replenishment after calving is emphasized. Dr Gustav Bohstedt notes milk fever usually hits later calvings, with signs including appetite loss and low spirits.

University of Ilinois Gustav Bohstedt University of Wisconsin Bohstedt California

Dean Efferson to Speak at Brahman Day in Covington

Louisiana State University agriscience dean Dr. Dean J. Norman Efferson will headline the 21st annual Louisiana Brahman Association Field Day at the Bar M Ranch near Covington. The program runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with tours, talks by Brahman leaders, and demonstrations of Brahman cattle production and performance testing.

Dean J. Norman Efferson L.S.U. College of Agriculture Louisiana Brahman Association Bar M R. W. Mayronne, Jr Covington South America Southeast Asia Reggie Cocke Schriever Dr. England Leon Locke American Brahman Breeders Association Harry Gayden Dr. Efferson

Volpe Suggests Minirobes At UMass Commencement

Gov. John A. Volpe, guest speaker at the University of Massachusetts graduation, proposed issuing minirobes next year if heat conditions persist. He skipped much of his prepared remarks as graduates baked in 80 degree weather.

Amherst Mass John A. Volpe University of Massachusetts Volpe

Durable press promotion boosts cotton blends in fabrics

A report cites reduced abrasion resistance spurring durable press interest in cotton blends. Polyester fibers moved to invade cotton markets through blends, backed by a massive promotional push. Cotton’s output rose to 1.7 billion yards in 1966 from 1.6 in 1965, reversing prior reverses since 1961.

Louisiana Dairy Industry Expands Market and Investment

J J Joyce Jr Ouachita Parish County Agent reports fewer dairymen milking more cows and Louisiana now meets all fluid milk needs with Grade A milk. Dairying ranks high in state agriculture with over 3,000 dairy farmers averaging $100 000 investments per farm. In 1966 milk output exceeded one billion pounds valued above $63 million.

J. J. Joyce Jr Ouachita Parish Louisiana Joyce

Tornado Protection Bulletin From Louisiana Extension Service

Storm data outlines tornado facts and safety steps in a Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service bulletin titled Tornado. It explains what a tornado is how it forms and how to protect life and property including underground storm cellars and fallout shelters available at parish offices.

Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service Oe Parish

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