Farmers to Visit Experiment Field in Southeast Missouri
New Madrid County Farm Extension news reports a fall meeting at the Sikeston Experiment Field on Highway 61 starting September 15 at 1 30 p m. Farmers are urged to attend to see cotton and corn variety tests and fertilizer and yield results, with another test plot near Steele on September 13 at 2 00 p m. The program stresses field visits to learn first hand and boost crop knowledge.
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Missouri families seek goats for milk and land use
Professor Turner of the Missouri College of Agriculture notes rising interest in dairy goats across the state. Goats can yield five to six quarts of milk daily for most of the year and forage on hilly or rocky land, turning unused spaces into productive dairy sources. In cities goats could provide family milk, using vacant lots along fences and roads. Meanwhile, notices announce letters of administration for the estate of David Lumsden, with six months to present claims and one year to bar them.
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Scott County
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