Strawberry The American Berry Berry season guide and ice cream recipe notes
The article celebrates American strawberries as fresh in season with a guide to selecting berries and a traditional homemade strawberry ice cream recipe. It highlights vitamin C, advises on choosing medium to small berries, and provides detailed steps for making ice cream and serving tips. It quotes a humorous line about God and strawberries and notes their cultural associations.
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Beverly Frasier
Livestock Pasture Mastery for Profitable Farming
Earl L. Wier argues the modern livestock farmer must master pasture plant selection, soil health, and growth cycles. Understanding species competition, seasonal value, and grazing limits enables maximum forage, reseeding vigor, and sustained profitability as meat demand grows nationwide.
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Earl L. Wier
Garden care after planting to improve yield and health
David Smith outlines postplanting steps for home gardens. Cultivating loosens soil and reduces weeds, mulching conserves moisture and moderates temperature, and fertilizing may compensate for mulch nitrogen use. Watering should be deep, thinning selects strong plants, weeding reduces competition, and pruning and selective flower removal improve fruit size.
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David Smith
Homemaker clubs report May meetings and lessons
EHU Notes Peoria met May 5 with Eunice Melton hosting. Twelve members heard Zelma Van Horn on The Truths About Pressing and viewed tools beyond ironing boards. Seven commode covers will go to Crestview Nursing Home. Next meeting July 7. Rock Creek met May 11 with Mrs R R Gillette hosting and Mrs Verne Garrett assisting. Lesson Opera Is For You by Mrs Gillette followed by demonstrations and community project ideas. Better Homes met at Joy Basel home. Vera Figgins opened with The Purpose of Kansas Extension Homemakers Week. Cancer display in Pomona lobby. two members attended Spring Tea in Ottawa, three attended district meeting in Topeka. Vera taught Truths About Pressing with tools for easier pressing. next meeting May be with May Burch June 8. Worthwhile met at Mrs Harry Gilliland with Mrs Lois McIntosh aiding. Miss Arlis Loyd led business. Knee robes delivered to three nursing homes. Guy McIntosh made a card rack for Crestview. district meeting report. plans for Craft Day May 24 at Youth Center. May 24 sack lunches. Mrs Clara Gibson taught ABCs of Bathrooms. next meeting June 14 with Mrs Roberta Bidleman.
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Peoria Plodders
Eunice Melton
Zelma van Horn
Crestview
Rock Creek
R. R. Gillette
Verne Garrett
Better Homes
Joy Basel
Vera Figgins
Kansas Extension Homemakers Week
EHU
Pomona
Ottawa
Topeka
May Burch
Harry Gilliland
Lois McIntosh
Arlis Loyd
McIntosh
Roberta Bidleman
Guy McIntosh
Crestview Nursing Home
Miss Loyd
District Extension Homemakers
Clara Gibson
ABC
Task Force Drug Education Resource Kit Summary
The Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service in Manhattan distributes a Drug Education Task Force kit. It answers differences among heroin marijuana and LSD and guides youth groups like 4 H Scouts and churches in meaningful drug education. It emphasizes beneficial uses and harmful consequences of drugs and explores why youth turn to drugs.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kan
KSU Cooperative Extension Service
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