Mississippi County 4H Camp Highlights Archery and Crafts
Mississippi County 4 H Camp on Lake Wappapello featured archery taught by Al Hoskin and craft projects with plastic strip braiding. Water safety, life guard oversight, and evening programs built camp life as 65 campers formed tribes led by 4 H leaders. The Kickapoos won the closing ceremony with blue ribbons amid games and skits.
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al Hoskin
Missouri Conserveton Commission
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H. Xi Dunn
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Paul Bell
J. C. Rogers
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Cotton and corn fertilizer tests show clear gains and cautions
Farmers report 250 pounds per acre of ammonium nitrate or 12-12-12 in trials with corn and cotton. Untreated rows act as checks, revealing stronger yields in treated plots. Experts note mixed results from nitrogen timing and starter fertilizer, with ongoing experiments and insect scouting programs assessing pest impacts and potential control measures.
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W. F. Horoback
Bryan's Ridge
James K. Newsome
W. C Leigh
Lespedeza harvest timing for better hay quality
Scott County Ramblings notes lauding recent moisture and abundant pasture prompting hay cutting. It warns inexperienced growers about cutting lespedeza too late, explaining a six inch growth yields about one ton per acre and overgrowth reduces quality as shade promotes stems over leaves.
Early Cut Lespedeza Hay Beats Bloom Stage Quality
A Missouri Extension summary advises cutting lespedeza for hay early before it becomes stemmy or blooms to maximize regrowth potential and nutrient content. Early cuts yield about 37 percent higher total digestible nutrients than hay cut at bloom, with fields in southern Missouri and similar timing in north Missouri.
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