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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1962

Page

9

Seed Quality Stressed for Better Gains in Corn

County notes stress seed cost under 10 percent of crop expenses but essential for profit. A new University circular Corn Rootworms 1962 outlines control and resistance strategies. Old corn feeding value remains near 1961 levels with proper storage and management. gradual switch advised when changing from new to old corn to avoid intake issues.

Dale Flowerday Northeast Experiment Station University of Nebru Agricultural Extension Service Robert Roselle University Ext Nebraska University of Nebr Paul Guyer Guyer Ohio U. S. Department of Agriculture

Wildlife Conservation Practices Boosted by Federal Cost Sharing

Polk County residents are urged to adopt wildlife conservation practices with possible federal cost sharing of up to 50 percent. Programs include fish ponds, tree and shrub plantings, food patches, and shallow water for waterfowl, aiding erosion control and farm benefits. Technical guidance is available from local SCS ASC offices and the Nebraska Game Commission.

Harold Klingman Soil Conservation Service Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District Klingman SCS ASC Nebraska Game Commission

Whitte Couple Visit Central City Homes Sunday Afternoon

Mr and Mrs Charles Whitte were Sunday visitors in the George Brown and John McClay residences in Central City, stopping by to call on neighbors and view the houses.

Charles Whittemore George Brown John McClay Central City

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