Back Chapman Urge Blowdown Timber Harvest
A memorial in Oregon urging expedited salvage of Columbus Day storm timber calls on Kennedy and Congress to authorize sale of small tracts near access roads. It proposes scaling stations to gauge volume and allows local supervisors to sell timber up to ten thousand dollars without lengthy ads. It asks Congress to pass enabling legislation.
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Carl Back
Port Orford
R. F. Chapman
Coos Bay
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Acid soils in Coos County crops prompt lime use
County extension agent Fred Mageleten explains that Oregon soils in Coos County are highly acidic, limiting nutrient availability. He notes cranberry bogs show pH of 4.5 to 5 while cranberries tolerate acidity, and that legumes improve pastures but often require lime. Lime applications reach 600 tons yearly under cost-sharing programs, with future talks on phosphorus levels.
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Coos County
Desa
Oregon
Coor County
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