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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1951
Page
3
This feature explains nitrogen starvation in corn, showing a short ear with well filled kernels and a dying yellowing leaf. It notes signs from knee to harvest, and offers three fixes: deeper legume rotations, more manure, and nitrogen fertilizer, while stressing required phosphate and potash.
The Senate Agriculture Committee backs a broad farm aid package totaling 751 million in cash with 262 million authorized for various programs. The plan draws 172.2 million automatically by law for departmental farm programs, includes a 1 percent payroll cut below the President's budget, and adds 24 million for soil conservation. The cash amount exceeds the House vote by about 34.4 million but falls 69 million short of the President's request.
Florida citrus fruit processors have turned waste rind pulp and seeds into a new cattle feed. The dried citrus feed boosts milk per cow and improves cattle health, while juice pressed from waste becomes citrus molasses. The product is dried, ground, and packaged in 100 pound bags.
The Jeep Spraying device is highlighted as an important farm tool for spraying to control weeds and insects. It offers a big advantage by allowing adjustable nozzles to reduce drift of insecticides into adjacent fields.
Kansas farmers with insured 1951 wheat acreage are expected to collect more than 2 million dollars in total indemnities for losses this crop year. The federal crop insurance corporation released more than 300000 acres of damaged wheat in the state, with release depending on the assessed damage to insured land.
Oval doily 18 by 22 inches in No 60 cotton with a round 13 inch version. Pattern 7160 includes charts and directions.
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