Infestations Rising Across Idaho Crops Warns Scientist
University of Idaho weed scientist Dr Gary Lee cautions wild oat infestations are worsening in northern and southeastern Idaho and around Twin Falls. He notes 20 to 60 plants per square foot, with severely infested areas at 100 to 125 plants per square foot, making wheat rows hard to see. Farmers rely on pre and post emergent herbicides to control the weed.
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Moscow
Idaho
Gary Lee
University of Idaho
Twin Falls
Lee
New Dairy Regulations Considered For Adoption
Idaho Department of Agriculture issues notice to adopt new dairy manufacturing standards. Jaye Nicholi states regulations rescind current rules to reflect new technology and improve milk quality for cheese ice cream butter and powdered milk. Also sets identity standards for frozen yogurt desserts and dietetic frozen desserts with sale contingent on updated law. Copies available at 4696 Overland Road Boise.
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Boise
Idaho Department of Agriculture
Jaye Nicholi
Department
Bureau of Dairying
Nichols
State Agriculture Department
Idaho
Overland Road
SBA Disaster Loans Open to Drought Affected Small Firms
SBA Spokane District Office announces Economic Injury Disaster Loans available to eligible small businesses in Eastern Washington counties Adams Asotin Benton Columbia Ferry Franklin Garfield Grant Lincoln Pend Oreille Spokane Stevens Walla Walla Whitman and northern Idaho counties Bonner Boundary Shoshone Kootenai Benewah Latah Clearwater Nez Perce Lewis Idaho, despite no physical damage. Loans provide working capital to meet obligations as if disaster had not occurred with repayment based on injury and recovery prospects.
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Pacific’ Northwest
US Small Business Administration
Homer
Davies
Sba’s
Spokane
EIDL
EIDS
Washington
JS Adams
Asotin
Benton
Columbia Ferry
Franklin
Garfield
Grant Lincoln
Pend “Oreille
Stevens
Walla
Whitman
Idaho
Bonner
Bourdary
Shoshone
Kootenai
Benewah
Latah
Reed
Washington ‘DC
SBA
U.S. Court House
Pasco
Moses, Lake
Ephrata
Ephrata, “Quincy, Othello, Pullman, Grand Coulee and Colville
Lewiston
Moscow
Coeur ‘d'Alene
Wallace
Sandpoint
Be Food Producers to Vote on Beef Board Referendum
Bonner County ASCS to register beef producers June 6 to 17 at the Federal Building to vote on a proposed beef research and information order. If two thirds vote yes, a beef board of up to 68 producers will be appointed to collect assessments for programs. All producers who raised beef in 1976 may register, including feedlots and dairymen. entities have one vote.
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Rachel Thom
ASCSA
Agriculture
Ascs ‘County‘ Office
ASCS
Bonner
ASCX
Resource Planning Act Comments Sought for Forest Program Directions
Northern Region Forester Robert H. Torheim invites comments on updating the 1980 Proposed Alternative Forest Service Program Directions and National Goals. Respondents should send input to the USDA Forest Service Northern Region by May 30 at Box 7669 Federal Building Missoula MT 59807.
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Missoula
Northern
Robert H. Torheim
Forest Service
Northern Region
Usda -Forest Service
National Forests of
Montana
North Dakota
North Idaho
Forest & Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning Act
Forest’ Service
Forest Srvice
John R. Moris
University of Idaho honors area graduates at commencement
Four dozen University of Idaho graduates received special awards for scholarship leadership and community service. Notables include Sandpoint students Jane Davis and Michael Lyons II with top scholastic honors, Dudley Loomis American Legion and Elizabeth Lindley Lindley outstanding senior, Douglas Madsen bacteriology and Wiley Marks accounting with ROTC and VFW recognition.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
Sandpoint
Jane Davis
D.D. Davis
River Side
Boyer
Michael Lyons II
Robert Lyons
Dudley Loomis
American Legion
Army
ROTC
Douglas” Madsen
Gerald Madsen
Ernest Hirman Lindley
Elizabeth Kidder Lindley
College of Letters and Science
Wiley Marks
Blaine Marks
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the USA
Proper timing key to preserving hay value says agronomist
Twin Falls report quotes Dr. H R Guenthner of the University of Idaho on harvesting hay. Grass hay should cut as seed heads emerge. alfalfa harvest occurs when 10 percent of stems bloom or crown buds reach one inch. Cutting before weeds mature improves quality and separating weedier hay prevents lowering value.
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Twin Falls
H.R. Guenthner
University of Idaho Extension Agronomist
Guéenthner
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