Stover Use in Kentucky Farms Explored
Kentucky soils and crops specialists warn only a portion of 2.5 million tons of annual stover is used efficiently. Much is left in fields or grazed, with shredded stover usable for bedding and soil improvement. Proper handling can boost feeding and reduce waste.
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Kentucky
College of Agriculture
Rat Snap advertised bait targets Garland and Saline counties
An ad touts RAT SNAP rat and mice killer claiming high breeding rates and efficient mummification with no odor. It markets three sizes at 35c 65c and 1.25 per package from Chenault and Crear. The piece ends with quips about appearances and a jab at Kentucky.
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Chenault & Crear
Garland
Saline Counties
Kentucky
Arkansas
Thomas Cat
Director urges cutting explicit parts to avoid public objection
The director says to remove naughty portions because the public will not tolerate sexual content.
Straw Crop Worth Million and Half as Soil Builder
Report discusses Kentucky straw from the wheat crop valued at $1.6 million for soil improvement. Straw bedding can replace manure benefits, preserving nutrients. careful stacking and baling extend shelf life. includes biblical verse and a moral note about profiteers and a romantic anecdote.
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