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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1959
Page
5
Grass seed can be obtained by drilling 6 to 12 pounds per acre in mixtures for permanent plantings. Seed yields vary with cultivation. up to 200 pounds per acre when rows are cultivated and irrigated, native stands often yield half that. Harvesting uses a binder, combine, or swather with early-stage harvesting advantageous for longer periods.
Western wheatgrass is a drought resistant mid grass widespread in the Great Plains. It grows 2-3 foot seed heads, 8-12 inch leaves, stiff blades, and a grey bloom. It reproduces by seed and rhizomes, tolerates alkaline soils, thrives on heavier soils, and forms dense sod for erosion control and terrace waterways.
Dick Gavit of Pierce cites shelter belts boosting yields and conserving moisture. Robert Pattenter near Wisner ordered 12,000 seedlings via Clarke McNary, planning single row windbreaks of Redcedar with ash or honeylocust, plus three outer rows around the farmstead. He will plant an acre of Christmas trees. The single row belts prove effective in sandy soil.
State and county governments take increasing interest in soil and water conservation districts. Districts face a tremendous job and rely largely on contributors for funding. Twenty four counties have aided their districts, while the state has contributed token support in the past two years. Transition from horse drawn to power equipment was debated until the horse lost the race. Nebraskans must stand firm to protect soil and water resources.
The report notes that rainfall levels differ by region with some surrounding states receiving less precipitation than the focal area. It highlights regional variability and implications for agriculture and water planning.
Washington D C. With U S forest experts predicting a need for twice as much wood in forty years the American Potash Institute has issued a new handbook on forest fertilization a new silvicultural tool interpreted by recognized specialists in forest research and management.
President Peggy Jelinek called Saturday's meeting to order on January 24 at Kathy Ringleman’s home. The group pledged, minutes were read and approved, muf fins will be made and judged at the next meeting, hostess provided refreshments, one guest Alice McMillen attended, Coleen Christ reported.
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