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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1960
Page
6
Reading from a fragmented note, guidance emphasizes selecting good seed and correct fertilizer, timing planting after fertilization, and careful grazing. It warns missteps can damage pasture quality and reduce the value of initial investment.
A barley and rye grass pasture test led by agronomy expert W Ta Marae showed steer calves on Rye Grass yielding an average 44 pounds of gain per day, with results spanning 12 weeks and costs around 5.01 per day. The trial notes higher feed efficiency and reduced reliance on qat-based feeds, urging further pasture-based strategies.
Fragmentary text mentions Clover and phosphate with unclear details about schedule and individuals. The readable parts reference a note or reminder at 5k units in November and a person named Hig weaver. The overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.
A garbled report references a person described as elier and another named Viersesture, with hints of a travel party by jet plane and a man named Uriel. Details are unclear due to damaged text. The fragment mentions cards and people in Man, suggesting a social or travel event.
Louisiana State University and extension personnel announced late catalogs mailed to prospective exhibitors for the Louisiana Stock Show set for November 3 to 6 at LSU. The event features 29 cattle, swine, sheep, and horse classes with judges from Mississippi and nearby universities. Entries must be postmarked by October 28 with a November 2 deadline for certain divisions. judging runs November 5 and 6 with extension staff coordinating cattle and swine contests and home economics activities on campus.
pamphlets on government are available at the office of the pany. titles include Our Teves Are Made and Our Awe: Government What Is Thew Does.T
Grambling school board authorized Grambling College to obtain a teacher for a Grambling elementary school at their meeting today. The decision follows the Lingopasasiy schol board action.
Reported meeting of the Riser Club with Clyde Causey named among leaders. Officers listed as James M. Kay vice president and Henry G. Riser secretary-treasurer. Local residents and shoppers noted in attendance and various social exchanges mentioned. Student enrollment and teacher salary concerns discussed in school context.
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