Fertilize Now On Grassland Expert Advises
Washington reports Dr Russell Coleman of the National Plant Food Institute urges fall fertilization of grasslands and legumes to boost profits up to 200 percent by using slack postharvest labor and extending grazing. He cites feed savings soil conservation and earlier spring growth as key benefits.
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National Plant Food Institute
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Plant Lawns Now Expert Advises Plant Lawns Now
Lincoln expert Jod Furrer of the University of Nebraska urges lawn seeding before September 15 to beat weeds as bluegrasses start in cool autumn weather. He cautions frost after mid September costs, favors quality seed, recommends mulching with straw or peat moss, and notes fertilizer helps seedlings establish quickly.
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Nebraska Agronom
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Merion
van Letes Furrer
Seed Directory Now Ready Through Agent
The Nebraska Certified seed delivery directory is now available through Ptacub County deents. The New Oasis Crop Improvement Association and College of Agriculture at Duncan, Nebras ka, announce new directors listing growers producing winter wheat winter barley rye bromegrass wheatgrass sweet clover and vetch.
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College of Agriculture
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Pasture Renovation Tips From Nebraska Extension
University experts advise renovating rundown pastures this fall to cut feed costs and boost yields. Steps include removing old sod, liming and fertilizing per soil tests, then reseeding with high yielding legumes and grasses to double or triple pasture capacity.
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Rye Pasture Prospects From Late August Planting
Extension dairyman P H Cole of the University of Nebraska notes that rye planted late in August provides fall pasture and often strong spring growth. Seed at 1 to 2 bushels per acre with a grain drill, harvestable after silage crops. Balbo rye performs best. adding hairy vetch lengthens grazing and boosts protein. Milk may taint from pasture. remove animals hours before milking.
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University of Nebraska
Cole
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Rush Creek
Brand Men In Alliance Meeting in Alliance
Eighty persons are expected in Alliance on September 11 for a meeting of executive officers and investigators of brand committees from five states North Dakota Wyoming Montana South Dakota and Nebraska Representatives will discuss brand policies and theft problems The Stock Growers building hosts午 noon luncheon with an evening Legion Club dinner The program features beef promotion Kench-Schneider Nebraska's chief brand inspector will oversee the sessions JoH Simton Gordon a new Nebraska branch committee member attends his first meeting
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Rural Youth Meeting Plans Across Colorado and Surrounding States
Farm calendar highlights the Rural Youth conference in Estes Park after the Sidney gathering. Dates cover September events across Nebraska Iowa and Missouri including fairs field days soil judging livestock shows and irrigation demonstrations with multiple counties and 4-H activities listed.
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Colorado
Ak-Sar-Ben to honor Nebraska agricultural leaders
Herb Hughes and five others win Ak-Sar-Ben Agricultural Achievement Awards for leadership in soil conservation dairy beef and wheat sectors. Banquet at Ak-Sar-Ben Field on September 22 with 250 scholarship recipients to follow and a World Championship Radio show spotlighting farming progress.
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West Point
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Farmer Lets Mrs Menke Paint Barn in Rural Columbus
In rural Columbus Indiana a farmer agreed to permit Mrs William Menke to paint his barn though he has reservations about the project. The episode highlights local interest in rural art and the collaboration between a regional painter and a farmyard setting.
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