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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1976
Page
8
County agent reports greenbugs attacking sorghum with losses in some stands and advises consult the 1976 Field Insect Control Recommendations bulletin. Also highlights risks from farm machinery, especially combines, with age and fatigue factors and safety tips to reduce injuries.
A severe drought grips Minnesota Wisconsin the Dakotas forcing cattle sales as hay runs short and crops fail. Officials warn losses exceed 1 billion dollars with no relief in sight as farmers seek disaster aid and look to Washington.
Horticulture agent warns of hot dry weeks ahead testing gardening skills. Proper watering and mowing key to healthy lawns as they suffer in drought. Water deeply once weekly, avoid shallow, frequent watering, and keep mower blades sharp for best lawn appearance.
The Soil Conservation Service proposes interim rules to protect historic and archaeological finds during farm pond and conservation work. Field offices will check the National Register before using federal funds, with landowners urged to notify preservation officials if sites may be affected. Final regulations await further public input.
Harvey County extension 4-H and Youth Department in cooperation with Parks and Recreation plan a two day youth fishing school. The Friday indoor session covers fish habitat live bait lures and equipment at the courthouse basement. Saturday outdoor session at Camp Hawk includes casting demo derby for Bass and Blue Gill. Call 283-7232 for details.
Washington AP reports OSHA issued half a million dollars in safety pamphlets for farmers and farmhands detailing new rules. Critics say the language is insulting and written for a New Yorker visiting a farm, while lawmakers note costs and coordination with Purdue University.
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