Soil Conservation And Renovation Studied By Vet's Training Class
Veterans in the Monticello on farm training class studied soil conservation and pasture renovation at the Trumm farm in Cascade. They observed birdsfoot trefoil sowing with oats and three grazing periods, contour strip cropping, and a dense trefoil stand that boosts livestock feed. The group also visited John Lane's field of trefoil and noted multi flora rose plantings as a permanent fence and wildlife shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Patten
Leo Trumm
Cascade
Trumm
Mr. Trumm
Soil Conservation Service
John Lane
Lane
Monticello
Lane Farm
Walker
Aitchison
The Stone That Stopped Goliath and a Want Ad
A compact comparison notes that a small resource can overcome a larger challenge. It suggests placing a cost effective want ad in the Want Ad section of the Monticello Express to boost business.
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Goliath
David
Saturday Evening Post
Jones County
Monticello
Wayne Township Farm Bureau Elects Township Officers
Wayne Township Farm Bureau members elected William Jansen as township chairman Merle Jansen as co chairmen and Arnold Jacobs as secretary treasurer. Mrs Irvin Bohlken heads the women's division with co chair Mrs Harry Dierks and secretary treasurer Mrs George W Folkerts. Dixie and Shirley Hanken performed a horn duet and Mrs Hanken played the Hammond organ.
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Express
William Jansen
Merle Jansen
Arnold Jacobs
Irvin Bohlken
Harry Dierks
George W. Folkerts
Treas
Farm Bureau
Dixie
Shirley Hanken
Hanken
Wayne Township
Dick Hanken
Bert Ballou
John Reiken
Ed Helgens
George Harms
Cletus Boland
Bill Wolken
Carl Wolken
Donald Danneman
Richard Hanken
Herman Helgens
Veterans Training Class Outlines Wide Farm Goals
The program aims to help veterans become established in farming and to produce and market farm products efficiently. It covers soil and resource conservation, farm business records, financing, mechanical skills, home environment, and community cooperation. Members gain shared experience from the group and through planned lessons.
Leaf Colors Not Due To Effects Of Frost
Iowa State College extension botanists explain brown fall leaves are not caused by frost. Chloroplasts slow in cool weather. trees dismantle their food factories and store materials, producing fall colors from remaining sugars and waste compounds.
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Iowa State College Extension
Jack Frost
Arden Sherf
Sherf
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