Charlo Rancher Links Aerial Spraying To Fish Die Off
Arnold Traschel of Charlo reports his pond suffered mass fish mortality after late May aerial weed spraying on a nearby wildlife area. A private operator sprayed on neighbor land. officials note no department involvement and cite prior weed-control cases with no harm. The dispute ties to forest spraying policy and testing debates between agencies.
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Charlo
Arnold Traschel
Traschel
Montana Fish and Game Department
Wayne Gibson
Lake County
Gibson
U.S. Forest Service
State Fish and Game Department
Forest Service
Fish and Game
Dramatic quake tale heard by Butte Rotary
James Nash, Butte native and Alaska teacher, told Rotarians of Anchorage earthquake devastation. He described rebuilding costs including a $5 million high school and $2 million elementary, student double shifts, and the community impact. Tobacco noted as the nation’s fifth largest cash crop.
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Butte
James Nash
Alaska
George Sarsfield
Rotary
William Frender
Finlen Hotel
Rotarians
Nash
Mary Jane Nash
E. J. Nash Jr
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Tana State University
Fort Richardson
Anchorage
Robert Zorich
Zorich
Nature Drives Bloom and Seed Cycles by Day Night Length
The statement notes that plant blossoming and seed production are controlled by the ratio of night and day lengths. It emphasizes photoperiod as the key regulator in plant developmental timing.
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