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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1958

Page

8

New Madrid Farm Notes on Cotton Insect Scouts

Six cotton insect scouts from New Madrid County, including four Southeast Missouri State University students, will monitor about 8000 acres this season sponsored by the Agricultural Extension Service. Two boys per field weekly track pest trends, with 60 cents per acre cost. Farmers report reduced production costs and higher yields, while noting fall army worm, bud worm, and other pests in soybeans, corn, and cotton. 4H Club members from New Madrid County attended Lake Wappapello Camp with elected officers and ceremonial events.

Agricultural Colleges Mussouri University of Mussouri New Madrid County The Agricultural Extension Service Rhe County Twe Southeast Massour James Crafton Wardell Gideon Dana Morris Sikeston Marttheas Henderson Mounds LaForge Howard Tullman New Madrid Bert Robens Robbins L W. Nuckolls Hurricane Ridge Jimmie Barron Roth Jeannette Haubold Marston Club Indian Council Wappapello Extension Club University of Missouri College of Agriculture Charleston Home Economics Harmony Russell Gravel Ridge Texas Bend

New Madrid County 4H Fair Set With Free Thursday Night Show

Alfred Erra 4H Agent announces the county fair on July 24 and 25 with many demonstrations and a free Thursday night Share the Fun program featuring dances songs and dialogues. Dress revue draws 124 girls and top acts go to district rounds in Dexter and Poplar Bluff with plans for 3500 exhibits. Ticket sales for fried chicken supper offer $3000 in cash prizes to clubs selling the most tickets.

Alfred Erra Dexter Byrd Wook Done New Madrid County Extension Council 4-H Council Peter Myers 4-H Fair Portageville Willard Sanders Canalou Sedalia H. B. Hulshof Shamrock

Mississippi County Extension Work Highlights Progress

The Mississippi County Extension Service reports strong progress from the past six months led by about 40 volunteer leaders. The survey suggests average farmers could net roughly 1600 dollars more per year by adopting new practices such as winter legumes, better fertilizer use, and higher yielding corn varieties, with eight starter fertilizer demonstrations planned. The 4H program expanded to 625 members, a county auction drew attention, and activities include tractor rodeos, home economics programs, and leadership conferences.

Glen Antle Milississippi Cluo Balanced Farming Association Membres Extension Clubs Council Henry Dvenne, Jr Valentine Ten Robert G. DeLaney Edward Faikoff Tom Ferrell East Prairie F. D. Rossing J. M

New 4H Swine Program Opens to State Members

The National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work announces a new 4H Swine program with Moorman Mfg Co support. It provides $400 college scholarships to six national champions and state prizes for the 4H Club Congress in Chicago. County winners receive second medals as part of the awards effort. Enrollment is now open and eligible members may enter records for 1958 awards. details are available from the Extension agent.

National Committee On Boys and Girls Club Norman C. Mindrum Moorman Mfg. Co Quincy Chicago FE. H. Wilson Moorman Staf Comdiv Tennessee Dorothy Severance Nashville United States Savings Bonds Fort Lauderdale Florida Treasury Severance

Farm Safety Week Aims to Cut Pemiscot County Farm Deaths

Pemiscot County observes Farm Safety Week July 20 26 urging safety around tractors and machinery after past fatal accidents. Notes that 35 percent of U S farm fatalities stem from machinery and 15 percent from drowning with emphasis on careful operation. Also promotes Insect Leaders Meeting July 16 at Pemiscot Dunklin Electric Coop west of Hartington for cotton insect identification and control.

Pemiscot U.S Missour Pemiscot-Dunklin Electric Coop Harti

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