Corn borers resist by variety not complete immunity
No strains of hybrid corn are wholly resistant to corn borers, but some varieties show less damage than others, offering partial tolerance and potential for improved management strategies.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
4
No strains of hybrid corn are wholly resistant to corn borers, but some varieties show less damage than others, offering partial tolerance and potential for improved management strategies.
A roundup of visits and family gatherings across Algona, Fort Dodge, Des Moines, and surrounding areas. Residents include Mrs. Claud Randall, Mrs. Ball and niece Miss Mae Stafford, Rev. Virgil Smith and Sammy from Grundy Center, Dr. Percy Nickles and Rev. Mr. Allen in Des Moines, and many Ukena and Heetland family members.
A historic reflection argues that early hunting training with a father curbs recklessness in youths. It warns of group hunting dangers, peer pressure, and accidental discharge risks, stressing that careful education shapes responsible gun handling and prevents tragedy.
A reflective column blends memory and practical notes from farm days. It recalls stake games outside a yard, evolving haying tools from past to present, and the charm of zinnias in midwestern homes. The writer muses on unfamiliar words, stairs safety, and a few historical tidbits about printing and politics.
An Iowa State College entomologist cautions that fire risk rises when kerosene or similar solvents are mixed with a wettable powder for spraying livestock housing. The guidance emphasizes using safe diluents to protect buildings and animals.
Fragmentary notice outlines enlistment for 18 to 34 year olds with six months of service, plus options for veterans. It mentions GI Bill benefits, furlough details via Recruiting Officers, and mustering cuts. Includes unclear references to selective terms and bonuses.
In addition to clothing and food, the report notes pay increases. A 20 percent raise for service quality, a 60 percent increase for a member of leadership, and an 8 percent pay rise for those with nine years of service are mentioned.
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