Brush crushing method shown on California lands
The bail and chain brush crushing technique, demonstrated on Cow Mountain near Ukiah, is a one tractor method developed with San Benito County rancher Jeff Schmidt and linked to the California Division of Forestry and UC Extension. The steel ball and linked chains crush brush 8 12 acres per hour depending on terrain, with installation available to local ranchers. Bill Pickett, credited with rodeo bulldogging, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Land Management
Cow Mountain
Ukiah
San Benito
Jeff Schmidt
California Division
of Forestry
University of ‘California Agricultural Extension Service
Lake and Mendocino County
Grant McClellan
California Division of Forestry
Santa Rosa
Contamination risk of weed killers in meat ruled minimal
UPI report cites ARS findings that normal use of weed killers on rangelands poses no harmful residues in beef or mutton. Studies feeding 2,4,5-T Silvex and 2,4-D to cattle and sheep show residues eliminated rapidly. only gross misuse could leave detectable levels in liver or meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Resease Th Service
ARS
College Station
Tex
Gene Anderson Joins Ukiah Soil Conservation Staff
Gene Anderson has joined the US Soil Conservation Service work unit in Ukiah, Mendocino County. He comes from Redding in Shasta County where he worked as a conservationist in Shasta and Trinity counties and earned a degree in area management from Humboldt State College. He previously taught briefly at a private school and worked two and a half years for the Soil Conservation Service. His role involves assisting landowners in planning and applying conservation practices, leveraging his forestry background to boost Ukiah office capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation, Service
Gene Anderson
Ukiah
Anderson
Mendovino County
Redding
Shasta County
Shasta
Trinity
Humboldt ‘State College
Mendocino County
Woodland
Aber
Levy to keynote Clear Lake Flotilla meeting
NICE Commander Lee I Levy of the Coast Guard will address the June meeting of Flotilla No 58 at 8 p.m. on June 20 at the Castaway Marina Lakeshore Drive Nice. Boating safety and seamanship classes are offered Mondays at 8 p.m. at Castaway Marina Nice, free and open to all.
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Levy
Clear Lake Flotilla
Nice
Lee I. Levy
U.S.C.G
12Th Coast Guard District
United States Coast Guard—Auxiliary
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Orient
National Geographic
Bill Pickett
UC Agricultural Extension Service
McClausen
BLM
Jim Currivan
Bureau of ‘Land Management, Center
Gary Buzzini
Ies
For the‘ Soil’ Con
Lilli Electronics Co
South State St
P.O
Cal
Featuring
Prime Rib Continental
The
Narrows
Blue Lake Rd
OLP Dishwashers
Pam Meagher
E. Alton
Hil
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