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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1960
Page
14
Isabella County 4-H Agent discusses citizenship as interdependent living. Dr. E J Tyler outlines six citizen traits Integrity Courage Generosity and other values guiding youth in responsible community participation.
Purdue economist Noah Hadley notes calves gain about a pound daily on good pasture, with 60 days on pasture potentially lowering feed costs. Iowa State’s William Zmolek advises matching cattle quality to available feed, as yardage and pasture tests show gains around 70 to 87 pounds per head and reveal risks like shipping fever and foot rot in drylot.
The passage outlines five qualities: generosity, tolerance, industriousness, responsibility, and a mature approach to life. It argues citizens should acknowledge others' generosity, understand differing views, value hard work, and accept shared responsibility for society's preservation and improvement.
Soil testing season urged by Isabela County Agriculture News and County Extension Director Harry L. Densme as farmers are prompted to submit samples now to guide fertilizer purchases and soil management.
Isabella County Agricultural Advisory Council reports two samplers are now active in the Soil Sampling program. To participate, farmers must map their land and have Larry Anderson or Steve Saunders collect samples at 20 cents per acre with a minimum of 80 acres. The Dairy Herd Improvement program promotes owner sampler record keeping, with Cooperative Extension Service Office providing details. Fred Zien notes Cletus Moeggenberg tops September butterfat with 99.5 lbs, followed by several producers in the high-fat range.
Mrs. Clifford McKinley hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Lee McKinley Mr and Mrs James Crittinton from Vannie California and Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis from Owosso. Clifford McKinley spent several days at her son's Lansing home and Lee brought her home and stayed overnight.
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