Rock phosphate boosts yields in Scott County crops
Scott County farm notes discuss rock phosphate as a strong phosphorus source. Trials at Missouri Station and University of Columbia show wheat yields around 28 bushels per acre with rock phosphate plus manure, higher red clover hay yields, and good long term coverage. Application timing is flexible, and soil incorporation is advised. Also urged is use of certified S-100 soybeans for maximum yields. 4-H Council meeting set for March 31 in Benton to elect officers and plan year activities. Vanduser 4-H Club reports 52 members with demonstrations and health talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom B Stroup
Missouri Station
University Sanborn Field
Columbia
A. W. Klemme
University Extension Service
Scott County
County Court House
Ir Benton
Ervin Legrand
Chas. Groscar
Roy Howell
Livestock Feeders Day Planned in Columbia April 8
Scott county livestock men will gather at the University pavilion in Columbia for the Annual Feeders Day on Friday April 8. The forenoon program features the Missouri Livestock Association state meeting led by President Theodore Anderson of Montreal with welcome by Dean J H Longwell. Extension service livestock talks by E S Matteson and Charles Ky, beef production awards by Walter Hatzenweiler and Hugh Steavenson, and a noon lunch offered by the Block and Bridle Club. Afternoon sessions cover current feeding trials at Missouri Experiment Station with reports on swine and beef feeding by G C Anderson A J Dyer and Paul Guyer. County agents urge attendees to contact the Extension Agent for travel details. A 4-H club organized in McMullin area was reported with officers including Shirley Altom and Tommy Kindred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
University Pavilion
Columbia
Missouri Livestock Association
Theodore Anderson
Montreal
J. H Longwell
College of Agriculture
Missouri
Agricultural Extension Service
E S Matteson
Charles Ky
Walter Hatzenweiler
Hugh Steavenson
Kansas City
St Louis
Missouri Experiment Station
G C Anderson
A J Dyer
Paul
Guyer
McMullin
Tom B Stroup
Shirley Altom
Tommy Kindred
Arlena Dempster
Eugene Chism
Bobby Dempster
Elvin Loveless
Glamorous Cotton Collection Maid Tours United States England France
The 1944 Maid of Cotton Sue Howell of Bakersfield travels on an international tour as the industry goodwill ambassador wearing couture cotton costumes from 30 designers. She plans visits to 35 major cities in the United States, England, and France. The tour promotes cotton and industry standards amid discussions on marketing and variety standardization. Local notes mention a cotton conference in Missouri and various horticultural and marketing insights from industry speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Council
Sue Howell
Bakersfield
Calif
Cotton Industry
King Cotton
United States
England
France
Social Visits From Lilbourn To Paducah
Mrs Curtis James of Lilbourn visited Mr and Mrs J R James Jr Tuesday. Mrs Buddy Wood ward of Kennett was also a guest in the James home that day. Mrs Charles Barnett Mrs Har ry Lynn Mrs A C Barrett and Mrs Hardee Stepp were business visitors in Paducah Ky Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis James
Lilbourn
J. R. James Jr
Buddy Woodward
Kennett
James
Charles Barnett
Harry Lynn
A. C. Barrett
Hardee Stepp
Paducah, Ky
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Scott County Farm News
Miss Lorene Hubbard Courty Elomve Ay
Vanduser 4-H Club
Edna Faye Moore
Clinton Wisdom
Wayne Cardin
Brooke Curtis
Shirley Emerson
St. Patrick
Salcedo
Rootway
Nationa
Ested
Helen Shoaf
Shoaf
Dunn Hotel
Wm J Murphy
J. R. “Die” Paulling
Murphy
Paula Cotten
Stoneville
Empire
Bobshaw
Southeast
Missour
Tennessee
Paulling
Dixie Paulling
Howard Phy
Hayti Cotton
A. & P. Group
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Business Organization, Inc
Carl Byoir
Ceil Chapman
Juilliard
Frances Sider
Sikeston
Sunnybrook
AGP Sauer Kraut
Dole
Washington
Jane Parker
Hot Cross
Heinz Vegetable Soup
Hunt’s Tomato Sauce
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Lord Mott
Ann Page
Ins
Acm BZ
Pascal Celery
Florida
Owen
Wisconsin
Nutley Margarine
Sunnyfield
E. Malone
Sikeston, Mo
Semo Motor Co
Highway 61
North
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