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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1980

Page

3

Mites Infest Trees Chemicals Recommended

Spider mites trouble evergreens this spring amid dry conditions. Cedar pine spruce and arborvitae are at risk. Detect early by shaking branches onto white paper. Use Diazinon Malathion Kelthane Meta-systex-R for control with full foliage coverage and re-application every 7 to 40 days. A high pressure water spray helps wash mites away. Watch for re infestation. Now until harvest compare wheat varieties and other

Robert W. Bozworth

Farm small grain varieties at ECK Experiment Field

At the ECK Experiment Field opposite Ottawa Airport, wheat oats barley and winter oat plots are set south of the hedge row. Superintendent Kelly Janssen and crew display signs for easy yield height and maturity comparison.

Eck Ottawa Kelly Janssen

Contaminated Pork Found In Two School Lunch Programs

The USDA flagged ground pork tainted with chlordane and heptachlor linked to Wilson and Company in Oklahoma City. About 5,000 Arkansas and 14,000 Louisiana children could have eaten the pork across 11 parishes and 200 schools, with 38,000 Arkansas and 45,000 Louisiana lunches potentially affected between April 5 and May 22. Authorities trace the source, detain the product, and test hogs. results expected by June 1.

U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Louisiana Arkansas Carol Tucker Foreman Wilson and Company Oklahoma City Okla Little Rock Ark New Orleans Foreman Wilson Wilson Plant Food Safety and Quality Service FSQS Food and Drug Administration FDA Environmental Protection Agency EPA St. Louis Laboratory St. Louis Iowa Food and Nutrition Service

Pioneer Field Day At Garst Thomas Hybrid Corn Co

The Garst and Thomas Hybrid Corn Co sponsors a field day at the Ross Porter farm near Richmond from 4 p.m. to dusk on Friday June 13. Pioneer personnel will lead tours and answer questions. Attendees can compare soft red winter wheats hybrids and hard red winter wheats. A meal is provided and families are welcome. Directions from Richmond are 7.5 miles west 1 mile south 1 mile west and 3 miles south. From Harris travel 1 mile north 2 miles east and 0.5 mile north.

Garst and Thomas Hybrid Corn Co Ross Porterarm Richmond Porter Farm Harris

High Standards Make Milk All Time Favorite

Public health agencies and the dairy industry established sanitary standards for milk production processing and marketing. Dairy farmers invest in clean facilities follow approved milking methods and use stainless equipment. Milk haulers and inspectors ensure sampling testing and milk is pasteurized and kept refrigerated for consumers.

Manhattan Dick Dunham Kansas State University Dunham United States

Milk Cow hailed as foster mother of world nutrition

Manhattan report highlights the dairy cow as a budget helper and nutrition source. Extension dairyman J R Dunham notes a 16,000 pound annual yield can supply adult protein for 50 years, calcium for 30, phosphorus for 25, and riboflavin for 18. June is National Dairy Month.

Manhattan J. R Dick) Dunham Kansas State University Dunham

Soviet Grain Prospects Mixed In Early 1980 Outlook

AP reports USDA says Soviet 1980 grain harvest prospects improved but still uncertain. May planting progress offset spring delays while cold weather may slow winter and spring crops in the European USSR. May yield estimates range 190 to 230 million metric tons with a 235 million target unlikely.

Washington Soviet Union Agriculture Department Foreign Agricultural Service European Ussr United States Carter Jan Afghanistan Moscow Argentina U.S USDA

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