Poultry Housing Recommendations For Missouri Egg Producers
Missouri poultry producers are advised to use open front two story houses with south exposure and three foot open fronts for ventilation. Buildings should be 24 to 30 feet deep with four pens, dirt floors three to four inches above ground, sandy bedding, straw lots, and cross ventilation via double windows. Continuous watering with drainage, large watering pens, ridge venting above straw loft, and保持 two inches of litter at cleaning. Design expands to 1000 2000 birds with self feeders, 246 to 300 square feet of floor space per layer, and nest rooms for every five hens. If no cool cedar, insulate egg room.
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Mississippi County Farm News and Events Highlights
Mississippi County Extension notes invite public to Sere-Twe-Fun Night at Fast Prairie High School Auditorium on Friday June 20 at 7:30 p.m. H clubs invited. Grugebr H duo last year’s winner with Hillbilly Wedding. Also covers farm outlook indicators from the Farm Opinion and a county insect scouting program, 4H representatives, youth conference at University of Missouri, and corn worm caution with spray guidance for proper nozzle placement and water volume.
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Scott County Ramblings on Corn Soybeans and Wheat
Scott County farmers face replanting corn after flood damage and eroded soil. Southeast Missouri data favor U S 13 and mid and full season varieties. planting dates around June 20 yield best results. Soybeans with midseason varieties like Dorman or 100 and early Clark or Perry’s advised. Wheat club checks and educational aims noted. Lime application urged to boost soil fertility and yields with proper timing and mixing into the topsoil.
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Top Winners of 4-H Contest Named in Benton
Winners of the 4-H Club "Snare me Fun" contest in Benton Mor-Gavigat included Dane and Doors Dumev Ray Marshall Jr Patricia Leible Sharon Em Schuchart and Chariotore Burris. The winning presentation was The Sad Sac Saga of Franke and Johnny. Judges were Hershel West Werd Brash er and Jim Bearré. The top group will represent Scott county at the District contest in Poplar Bluff later. an alternate piano duet Kay and Finse Beardstee was selected.
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EAST PRAIRIE Grads Visit Family Summer Plans
East Prairie notes list of visiting graduates and relatives from Mir and Mrs Meurice Grads of West Palm Beach. Numerous family members hosted or visited in town and surrounding areas, with gatherings at homes and church group retreats including the Chris en Church youth group at Nevier Mo. The text records social visits, weekend gatherings, and plans to spend the summer with grandparents and friends.
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Howard Schneider
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Lucien Rer Bocart
Murparsboro
Setundar
Rer Perems
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Ernest Douglas
Liming Rates Vary in Lawn and Soil Guide
The Sikeston Herald notes a table from the University of Missouri extension soils specialists showing pounds of effective calcium per ton of lime. It explains that calcium carbonate percent and 49 mesh crush rate determine calcium content, with an example: lime at 8 percent calcium carbonate and 40 percent passing a 40 mesh screen yields 262 pounds of effective calcium per ton.
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