Farm Bureau Talks Shape Canyon County Farming
The Canyon County Farm Bureau based in Caldwell plans weekly space in local papers to present short articles and answer inquiries. Alfalfa timing for hay is debated among growers, with first cuttings varying since spring and differing beliefs on bloom, seed formation, and second growth.
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Canyon County Farm Bureau
Caldwell
Ume
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Canyon County
Ansel
Early cutting improves alfalfa hay quality and growth
H A Ireland explains that cutting alfalfa early, when the second growth appears and bloom is light, yields better feed value, less waste from woody stems, and quicker regrowth. Late cutting increases total yield but reduces quality and lets weeds seed. Weather and area may force pre mature cutting.
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H. A. Ireland
Weather Review for Week Ending June 24 At Payette
The report shows week ending June 24 with highest temp 91 on June 18 and lowest 41 on June 21, mean 66, total precipitation 1.20, greatest rainfall in 24 hours. Clear days 1, partly cloudy 1, cloudy 6, winds from the north. Announcements from Payette Y M C A offering help finding labor for spring or summer work and Clover hay in the field offered by H Timpe.
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Allen
Payette Y. M. C. A
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