Poverty Weed Control Measures Described
Poverty Weed or Mouse Ear is a native Western North American perennial weed that invades Utah crops. It spreads by seeds and rhizomes, thrives in saline soils, and reduces yields. Control relies on clean cultivation, timely plowing, and regular cultivation over 2–3 years. Combine cropping with cultivation and, if needed, chemicals like 2 4 D. Winter wheat or barley aid competition. apply fertilizer to boost crop vigor. If infestations persist, alternate strategies and replanting cycles may extend to 3–4 years. Where severe, consider soil sterilants as a last resort. Maintain soil fertility and crop rotation as core methods.
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Mexico
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Maeser Explorers Promote Track Concession Stand
Maeser First ward Explorer Scout Post No 2244 has opened a track concession stand to raise funds for post expenses equipment and trips. Operated at community events including rodeos and race meets the stand is currently active at Jaycee ball park six nights weekly. Explorer advisor Victor Bingham notes a contest to name their truck with ballots sold for 25 cents and a $5 prize. contest runs July 25 to August 6.
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Maeser First Ward
Explorer Scout Group
Bingham
Vernal Sanitarian Answers Local Septic Tank Questions
Vernal sanitarian Ariet Miche from the Vernal office answers common septic tank questions. He explains cleaning frequency depends on tank size, occupancy, and daily sewage. typically every two years with annual inspections recommended. He notes no chemicals replace cleaning, and only a qualified scavenger should clean tanks.
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Ariet Miche
Michie
Steamboat Springs Square Dance Festival Invites Top Callers
Steamboat Springs hosts an August institute and sixth annual dance festival with top callers from California Connecticut and Colorado. Masters Gilmore Johnson Brundage and the Decca Bodm-Chuck Boys join about 40 leaders for headquarters at Hotel Harbor plus street dancing workshops. Local Chamber of Commerce backs the event. Roy Struble chairs the festival with wide invitations to 800 square dance clubs.
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Steamboat Springs
Fd Gilmore
Caler
Yuedipa
Catifornia
Bruce Johnson
Santa Barbara
Cal
al Brundage
Brookfield
Connecticut
Gilmore
Gil
Mia Smooth
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Car crash survivor laments risky ride on worn tires
A rear-end collision leaves a man injured as he confesses he overestimated safety on old tires. He blames himself for the reckless decision to drive at high speed and vows to learn from the incident.
Milk Price Caps Protect Doorstep Delivery, Says Union Rep
Stuart Russell representing 30 milk cooperatives testified to Utah Milk Study Committee that fixed retail prices have invariably been set too high. He argued high prices shield doorstep delivery from fair competition with lower cost store milk distribution.
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Utah!s Milk Staiey Committee
Stuart Russell
Utah
Milk Study Committee
Safeway Voices Utah Stake in Milk Study Record
Safeway cites Idaho origins and Utah stake as it pledges public responsibility. The company says employees suppliers and stockholders must publish their testimony to the Milk Study Committee to inform public record.
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Safeway Utah
Utahas
Safeway
Utah
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