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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1955
Page
3
Extension horticulturist Harvey F. Tate advises delaying pruning of trees and shrubs injured by frost this winter. Wait six weeks to two months to assess damage. prune only after new growth starts to avoid removing recoverable wood. Remove dead fronds on palms only when new shoots emerge. Frozen small plants should be removed and replaced.
The Extension Service circular No. 206 advises that fertilizers are not substitutes for good management. It covers fertilizer labels needs per acre and specific recommendations, notes that fertilizer forms vary and outcomes depend on application, and urges consulting the county agricultural agent when in doubt. Also mentions New Year’s Eve visit among local residents.
The fourth annual dairyman's conference at Arizona State College will begin January 11 at 7:30 p.m. in Room 209 of the ASC Agriculture building. Professor George W. Drumm of California Polytechnic College will discuss necessary training for successful dairy operation. Mesa dairyman Lynn Sharp, Sam Minor of Phoenix creamery, and Don Stewart of Phoenix will address basic factors, starting in the dairy industry and available credit. E. Grant Moody will moderate and speak on training for young dairy entrants.
The young sons of Earl Cluff are confined at home this week with colds. The children of Chad Avery are confined at home with the mumps.
The Junior Woman's Club of Camelback will hold a business meeting on Thursday January 13 at 1 00 p m in the clubhouse at 3800 East Indian School Road Phoenix. Special guests include members of the Arizona Federation Junior Woman's Club board. Anthony Garrick director Crippled Children's division will speak on Crippled Children home in Phoenix.
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