New pasture crops aim to feed bees through summer
New plant varieties promise steady summer forage for bees. Meadow sage from North Europe joins wild mar joram and flowering black locust to expand nectar sources across the season.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
8
New plant varieties promise steady summer forage for bees. Meadow sage from North Europe joins wild mar joram and flowering black locust to expand nectar sources across the season.
The Wesley Chapel church night has been postponed to October due to upcoming remodeling. The community notice lists multiple social visits and gatherings including W.S.C.S. meeting with Virginia Pettibone on September 29 and various visits among local families and friends.
Local residents share visits and meals across multiple households in Coulson. Guests include the Burns, Dooley, Miller, Roblenz, Moffitt, and Boyler families, with gatherings at the Bogers, Vet Callen, and regional farms. Attendees travel among Des Moines Centerville Ottumwa Albia Sedalia and Osage locales.
The Chicago Herald American promotes Fulton J. Sheen's Peace of Soul as a best selling daily guidance book. It promises earnest insight to everyday life problems and encourages readers to follow the work each day.
agronomist Charles KR Weber of Town State College warns that harvesting and handling injuries in soybeans harm germination. injured seeds often sprout weakly or not at all, reducing seed bean value. Weber urges careful combining to minimize losses and preserve seed quality, even if it means accepting small losses from unthreshed beans.
Harold Gunderson explains simple ant control using a 2 percent chlordane oil solution applied to kitchen surfaces including the underside of the sink drain boards and window sills. If ants persist, emphasize sanitation and ring treatment with chlordane around baseboards, avoiding food or utensils.
Pleasant Hill notes record a series of Sunday visits and gatherings. Attendees include Mr and Mrs John McAninch and others at various homes such as Centerville, Oswald Irwins, Mystic, and Albia. Corn harvest progresses slowly amid light rain. updates mention grain bins and local road maintenance.
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