Hatcheries Offer Brook Trout Eggs and Rainbow Trout
The Game Commission reports East Lake and other hatcheries buck cold weather to trap adult brookies for about 1/8 million eggs. If East Lake misses the quota crews may move to Ig Lava. Roaring River Sea burg Willamette and Oak Spring hatcheries host rainbow trout and other species with over 3 million yearlings growing for release next summer.
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Broadbent 4-H clubs merge into Picks and Mets
Broadbent area 4-H clubs reorganize into one club named Picks and Mets. First meeting elected Tim Hoffman as president and Dennis Merman as VP with a long list of officers and members from Cottage Grove, Myrtle Creek, Oakland, Camas Valley, and beyond. A potluck dinner followed.
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Tim Hoffman
Dennis Merman
Penny Mouser
George Spencer
Oakland
Kenneth Kinney
Myrtle Creek
Desa Epperson
Loria Sabin
Laura
Bill Sabin
Keith Hoffman
EH Dutton
Clara Perkins
Cottage Grove
Bill Epperson
Cocos Bay
Leonard Watscoe
Winston
Floyd Perry
Bigger turkeys yield more meat per pound
Oregon State University extension poultry expert advises larger birds give more meat per bone. For six to ten guests a 6 to 10 pound turkey suffices. 12 pounds or more yields about one half pound per person. Preheat to 325 degrees and roast until thermometer reads 180 for the breast and 168 for stuffing center.
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Charles M. Fischer
Oregon Mate University Extension Poultry Marketing
Dog care and training gains popularity in 4-H
The 4-H dog care and training project in Oregon marks its 11th year as a state program. Over 1,300 4-H members enrolled last year with annual growth around 30 percent. Brown says the program benefits youth whether in towns or rural areas by teaching why and how to care for dogs. Adult leaders gain a new aide and a complete curriculum outline this year.
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Oregon 4-H guide dog project expands statewide
Oregon 4-H members raise and train guide dog puppies, starting in Jackson County and spreading statewide. Pups are cared for by youths for about a year before returning to California for final training. program overseen by county extension agents and 4-H leaders across multiple towns.
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