Nitrogen Helps Tomato Growth and Prevents Sunscald
Garden guidance covers nitrogen side dressing after one third fruit growth to boost tomato size and reduce sunscald. It also advises fertilization amounts, watering after feeding, and notes insects, wheat in dairy rations, and concrete curing tips with moisture retention methods.
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Schindler
Evening bus trip to see Mame at Starlight Theatre
Plan a one day outing on August 27 to watch Gretchen Wyler in Mame. Sign up by August 19 at the Extension Office Court House basement. Cost four dollars includes two fifty reserved seat and bus fare. Buses depart Court House at seven sharp.
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Neil
Court House
Gretchen Wyler
Sisters Work Together In 4-H Lamb Projects
Jan and Barbara Page of Ottawa RFD 3 raise white lambs for 4-H. Barbara has three years of experience. Jan starts this year. They plan to take the lambs to the Ottawa fair, feed twice daily, shear a month ago, and aim for about half an inch of wool. Both girls juggle additional 4-H projects in clothing knitting photography and picnics.
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Jan
Barbara Page
Harlan Page
RFD
Ottawa
Barbara
Dog Training Teaches 4 H Children Patience
Warren Baysinger leads a second year 4 H dog training project with 22 youths aged 8 to 15 from across the county. Dogs vary from small to large as participants meet weekly at Baysinger’s home and nearby sites. Members include Greg Foltz Barbara Baysinger Nanette Troutman Dewey Cook David Troutman and David Garman among others.
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Warren Baysinger
Baysinger
Greg Foltz
Robert Foltz
Olive
Barbara Baysinger
June Willhite
S. Cedar
Nanette Troutman
Allen Troutman
Ottawa Rfd
Dewey Cook
Cottonwood
David Troutman
Ottawa Rfc
Dewey
David Garman
Princeton
W. 9Th
Latros
Dust Bowl Gone Kansas Leads Wheat Production in 1968
Kansas dominates national wheat output with 248,775,000 bushels in 1968 while ranking high in sorghum forage and silage. Soil and water conservation expanded to growing urban areas, boosting total resource protection and reducing erosion. Kansas remains second in cropland acreage and houses extensive rangeland, cattle, and forested farm lands with windbreaks aiding moisture conservation.
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Kansas
Soil Conservation Service
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Bozworth Report
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MR. Levi's
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