Brown's Bylines Livestock Feeders Day Set For May
Brown's Bylines notes Kansas State College hosts Livestock Feeders Day on the first Saturday in May. Animal husbandry staff present live stock feeding trial results, with practical information, farm visits, and entertainment. The event includes building dedication, breed association talks, exhibits, and a livestock parade.
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Four-H Junior Judgers and Club News
News From 4-H Clubs Of This Area covers Junior Judgers at Green Dell School with members Bonnie Bones Steve and Patty Jam. discussions on electrical topics. future meetings planned at Hawkins and Frances Nan Jameson's home. May 27 supper planned and flowers and records discussed.
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Id Kasper
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Local Progressives Meet For Family Council Lesson
HDU News reports a home meeting hosted by Mrs Enos Horn with Mrs Ralph Crawford assisting and Mrs John Okerberg presiding. The group discussed family council and four family types, plus plans for 4 H activities, upcoming Cloverleaf party, junior officer elections, and program talks and demonstrations.
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Ralph Crawford
John Okerberg
M. E. Reinecke
Robert Bundy
Seeond
Clifford Goodwill
Curtis Figgins
Mary Johnson
Jimmy Milliken
Sharon Bond
Nancy Bethel
Janice Milliken
Loretta Anderson
Lila Johnson
Jean Reichard
Joe Binns
Kenny Edgecomb
Douglas Bethell
Cheryl Edgecomb
Sandra Herring
Barbara Johnson
Danice Milliken
Larry Anderson
Conservation Notes May And June Pasture Spraying Tips
Bob Dean outlines best months May and June for pasture spray projects with chemical and mechanical treatments. Details include Osage orange and similar species, diesel oil mixtures, and per acre chemical rates for 24 D and 24,5 T. Treatment windows cover sumac, buckbrush, Osage orange, elm, and oak, plus deferral periods for new and reseeded pastures.
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ACP payments and grazing treatment eligibility note
The ACP payments for this practice are sixty percent of the cost of chemical and mechanical treatment, not to exceed dollars per acre. Payment for deferred grazing is one dollar and twenty six cents per acre. Anyone seeking payment should ensure their application is signed and approved before treatment begins.
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