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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1980
Page
5
Kansas State University extension horticulturist Gus van der Hoeven says vines offer beauty and rapid shade, suitable for arbors and sunlit walls. Plant vines 10 inches from walls in deep soil, and choose cling methods carefully. Different vines attach by roots, tendrils, or wrapping around supports.
A district sheep meeting is set for April 9 at 7 30 p m in the Kansas City Power and Light building in Paola Discussion will cover care and management of ewes and lambs Orders for yearling Texas ewes are now being taken at the Extension Office Call for more information An active interest in sheep production is noted The 1980 chinch bug survey shows few bugs east of the Flint Hills but moderate to severe populations in counties along the Flint Hills westward A few overwintering chinch bugs appear in Douglas and Miami Counties
Extension veterinarians and horticulturists at Kansas State University offer practical advice. Bulls should be conditioned and tested before breeding in May and June, with a semen evaluation 15 to 30 days ahead. Preplant tree and shrub care includes soaking bareroot roots, shaping growth, proper planting depth, and careful watering and staking guidelines.
Kansas landowners lose up to 20 million annually to brush and trees invading pastures. Kansas State University researchers Ohlenbusch and Kilgore lead a statewide brush control program testing aerial and ground applications of experimental products, aiming for economical, safe solutions and potential registration. Tebuthiuron shows promise in killing multiple species with minimal environmental risk, while soil type and species vary in effectiveness.
APHIS proposes interstate cattle movement rules to curb scabies spread. Infected or exposed cattle would pass through approved treatment facilities for inspection and dipping, with records kept to trace infections. The plan follows consultations with cattlemen groups and state officials for a cooperative eradication effort.
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