Booster trip planned by Golden Rod Highway group
Officers of the Golden Red Hi Way plan a booster journey from Nebraska City to Denver with stops in every town along the route. The group will parade through Beatrice and Denver, each town car leading to the next, avoiding racing or line breaks, and carrying a town banner reading Booster For Golden Rod. Nebraska City to Denver trip aims for September 20 to 23.
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Beatrice
Plabes
Golden Rod
Deaver
Jansen
Sweet Gover Improves Soil as Clover Pasture Crop
Sweet Gover is described as a soil improver and pasture crop that boosts soil health and forage value by increasing organic matter and aiding nutrient cycling.
Smut Prevention Practice Emphasized by Extension Agents
Agricultural extension specialists warn that seed treatment for smut has failed where directions were not followed and where formaldehyde strength was uncertain. Farmers should only use formalin from sealed, certified bottles to ensure proper strength and effectiveness.
Farmers face dry summer and limited rains in Kansas
The report notes scarce rainfall across Kansas benefiting some travelers but disappointing farmers who rely on rain for feed crops. It mentions wheat acreage rising and warns against crop diversification, while also referencing the Nebraska State Teachers event in Omaha.
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