Dust Storms Recall Wind Erosion Threat in Plains
Regional Soil Conservation Service director warns parts of the Northern Great Plains face severe wind erosion risk comparable to the 1930s. Central Kansas, southwestern North Dakota, and Montana show critical conditions amid low moisture, poor cover, and recent heavy winds. emergency tillage and stubble mulch, windbreaks, and crop rotations are urged to protect land.
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A. E. McClymonds
Soil Conservation Service
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Chase County
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Farm windbreak design guides to protect evergreens
Ted Eggings explains windbreak construction with belts of shrubs and trees to shield evergreens from hot and cold winds. He notes fast growing options offer quick protection but shorter life, while slower species last longer. Cultivation and spacing are necessary to suppress weeds and ensure ground shading over time. Disease and pests require expert advice. The 1949 blizzard debate centered on windbreaks keeping snow out versus causing drifts into yards.
Trees Will Flourish If Given Care in Western Nebraska
Years of western Nebraska tree planting experience show proper variety selection site prep and belt design matter. Key guidance includes choosing drought resistant trees, summer fallowing, contour terracing, and planting enough trees to break wind while enhancing farm beauty and wildlife shelter.
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Nebraska
Soil Conservation Service
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Othrs
Special Machinery Sale Announced For April 5
Col A B Rapp announces a special machinery sale to be held Thursday April 5 at the Rapp Auction. Machinery furniture odds and ends will be offered. Listings may be in by March 29 to print on the sale bill.
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A. B Rapp
Watermelon Juice Canned for Nephrosis Patients
Watermelon juice, processed by a leading can maker and a Louisiana canning firm, will be preserved and canned for nephrosis sufferers. Distribution is limited to requests from physicians and intended for patient use.
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Louisiana Canning Company
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