Weed spraying in sorghums and livestock cooling tips
Don Brown summarizes weed control in sorghums, noting how spacing and timing with 2-4-0 affect yields, plus cultivation as a fallback. He adds experimental findings on livestock temperature, showing optimal ranges for dairy cattle, beef cattle, swine, poultry, and bulls, and gives fertilizer guidance for Meyer zoysia lawns including soil pH, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium requirements.
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Hays Station
Don Brown
Charles Parks
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas
4-H Club notes from Greenwood area meeting list
In Greenwood area 4-H clubs report sewing projects, judging exchanges, demos and cooking lessons. Highlights include Rambling Ranchers booth plans, leather and baking demos, and a July 29 next meeting. Leaders include Mrs Albert Dunbar and Janice Moore. attendees showcase projects at club gatherings.
Area 4-H Club News Lucky Clover meeting recap
Area 4-H reports from Lucky Clover, Greenwood Rockets, and Full O’Pep clubs. Members and visitors attended, with demonstrations on coconut cookies, rabbit care, teeth health, air filter cleaning, and project talks. Meetings set for August 10 and 11 with fair booth plans and committee lists noted.
Economics judging contest to be held August eighth
Announcement shows an August eight judging contest at the auditorium with two judging events aided by the Secame oar 11ena near the PA rae trance. Refreshments were provided by members with three ee ers and five guests. Lavonn Lowrance led a tractor operators contest and a hem demonstration by Margaret Goodsion on hemming the future. Patricia Williams demonstrated a zipper installation and Mrs. Williams showed how to make a belt. Tentative dates for leaders banquet October 27 and achievement day November 29 were set by a discussion group and approved by the council. Group singing at First Methodist Church opened County Council meeting led by Sandra Herring. Style review and best groomed boy contest set for July 29 at Eugene Field School. Advanced viewing class met at Rantoul High School with four members and teacher Mrs. Ernest Roecker.
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Trance
Poe
Lavonn Lowrance
Margaret Goodsion
Patricia Williams
Singing
Sandra Herring
First Methodist
Leslie Sallee
Eugene Field School
Rantoul High School
Ernest Roecker
Farming fall alfalfa seeding time and turkey prospects
Alfalfa seeding should occur by late August with soil testing and band seeding to boost germination and yields next year. Turkey prospects show a 10 percent drop in total crop with prices likely higher, suggesting profits from early marketing and careful weight monitoring.
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Turkey
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By Don Brown
University of Missouri ‘Climate Laboratory
California Experiment Station
California
Maryland
North Carolina
Kentucky
Zoysia
Greenwood Rockets
Greenwood
Kay Lederer
Patty Kiefer
Raymond Schroeder
Donnie Burgess
Rock Springs
Cheryl
Rainbow
Brende
Brenner
Connie Lloyd
Kay Vining
Linda Wasmund
Albert Dunbar
Lee Peterson
Peterson
Janice’ Moore
Marsha Stevens
Vicki
Srudy Day
Channon
Anna
Emma
Gail McFadden
Betty
Rey Pope
Princeton Jolly
Ray Pope
Joan Scott
Judy Milton
Berea Boosters
Garnett
Mary Coughlin
Jayhawk — Foods
Good Home
Margaret Good
Petricia Williams
Louann Low
Lucky Clover
Danny Woodward
Yeader
Lewis Buckner
Junior Cox
Darrel Hamilton
Lorreine Nitcher
Max Cox
Lonnie Cox
Leonard Matteson
Ronald Daugherty
Emery Green School
Sandra Shoemeker
Bobby Kohler
Dale van Horn
A.E. Kohler
Jim Peckham
Louis Harra
Robert Harra
Ronnie Daugherty
Wanda Good
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Mamie
Pial Hayward
Tecumseh
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Williamsburg
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Clausie Smith
Farmall
Heldon Wuss
Froz S. Walnut
Earl Schmanke
F. M. Coons
John Deere
Ottawa
Ivan
N. Main
Ivan Brown
Glenn Ford
Shirley MacLaine
M-Grm
Colorado Rockies
Hillcrest Drive-In
U.S
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Tex-Jane Hugo
D.h.la. A.B. P
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Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
S. Maple
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Peoples Bank
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ST. Louis
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