Planning Spring Conservation Work Ahead
The report notes progress on conservation practice applications with fewer requests on file but a continued demand. Early spring planning for tree and windbreak plantings is urged to secure stock and prepare ground. Waterway seeding with native grasses and brome grass is described with rates and timing through April 15 1966. Morrie Bolline emphasizes conservation links to daily life and broader social forces.
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Morrie Bolline
Wichita
Pope Paul VI Awards Bonuses To Ecumenical Council Staff
The Vatican reports Pope Paul VI rewarded laymen and clerics who served long hours during the Vatican Ecumenical Council with a bonus of 100,000 lire each, about 160 dollars, ordered on Monday.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
State Swine Field Based On National
Dr John H McCoy Kansas State University notes the U S hog industry drives Kansas hog production while Kansas benefits from favorable Western Kansas conditions. He cites long term national hog trends, rising income, falling pork per capita demand, and slower pork price growth. Kansas hog numbers rose 88 percent since 1954 with larger gains in northwestern and southwestern regions. A 1961 KeState analysis highlighted western Kansas as a favorable supplier to pork-deficient southwestern markets including California.
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John H. McCoy
Kansas State University
Kansas
Usda-Industry
U.S
Northwestern
Southewestern
KeState Department of Agricultural Economics
United States
California
Cows Winter Better With Rations Using Alfalfa Hay
Alfalfa hay provides high protein for winter cattle. Tests show calves on silage plus alfalfa gain more than silage alone and other feeds. Recommendations cover topdressing, soil fertilizers, and careful mulching to protect ornamentals and evergreens, with guidance on wrapping trunks and watering before freeze.
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Hays Experiment Station
Overgrazing Raises Wind Erosion Risk in Kansas Wheat
Kansas State University agronomist Neil P. Woodruff warns that overgrazing winter wheat, especially in western Kansas, can worsen wind erosion next spring. Research suggests 200 to 300 pounds per acre of growing wheat may be needed to supplement residues and prevent erosion, with controlled grazing advised to protect soil cover.
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Kansas
Neil P. Woodruff
Kansas State University Agronomist
iResearch
ReState Agronomist
4-H Work Offers Benefits Beyond Busy Work
An article extols 4-H as an educational, community supported program that complements school, fosters decision making and skill development, and relies on volunteer leaders. It emphasizes parental encouragement, long standing value, and outlines junior leaders meetings at Anchor Savings for learners aged 8 to 19.
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4eHer
4Eh
Extension Service
Deepartment of Agriculture
Anchor Savings
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