Multiflora Rose Offered as Fence Solution for Farms
A farm column promotes multiflora rose as a practical living fence to replace costly metal barriers. It highlights benefits including rapid growth to stock proof height, wildlife habitat, contour planting where fences fail, low maintenance, and aesthetic value. Missouri Conservation Commission sells plugs at six dollars per thousand with orders via County Agricultural Extension Agent before February 15, plus planting instructions.
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A Quick Change for Pork Chops Stuff Them
Experienced cooks advise stuffing pork chops for variety. Suggestions include a savory bread stuffing with toast crumbs onion green pepper milk and egg or a corn cracker crumb and green pepper filling. For best results use double thick rib chops and bake about 45 minutes to 1 hour at 350 degrees.
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Reba Staggs
Home Economist
Pasture quality boosts soil protection and forage
Evin Burke, chair of the Scott County PMA Committee, explains that good pasture reduces sheet erosion and gullying, provides protective cover, increases livestock carrying capacity, and extends the pasture season. The 1950 ACP aims to aid pasture improvements through lime, phosphate, and fertilizer use, with information from county PMA offices in Benton. Separately, National Youth Week begins Jan 29 with Protestant services and youth-led roles in churches nationwide, under the United Christian Youth Movement theme God Designs Youth Build.
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Evin Burke
Scott County Production and Marketing Agency
Scott County
PMA
Burke
Benton
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