Wool Sales Completion Set For March 31 1960
Lyle Teyler from the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office notes that all marketing details must be finalized by March 31 for wool and lamb sales to qualify for 1960 program payments. Marketed means title passes to the buyer and delivery occurs with complete sale documents. Payments for 1960 will be issued this summer based on the 1960 marketing year average prices. Producers have 30 days after the close of the marketing year to file wool and lamb payment applications with the ASC county office.
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Lyle ‘Teyler
County Agricultural Stabilization and Inservation Office
ASC
Conservation Stressed For Wildlife Week
The 1961 National Wildlife Week runs March 19 to 25 with the theme Multiple Use Balanced Conservation Planning for the Future. It notes that land use applies to national range lands and individual yards, where homes provide space for clothes lines sand piles swings patios towers shrubs play areas and lawns.
Public lands deserve careful management and pride
The passage argues that responsible action keeps land healthy, from cleaning sand spills to rerouting footpaths. It emphasizes that public lands should be protected from factional abuse through prudent planning and careful stewardship to maintain future accessibility and value.
Extra Mountain Hay Fertilization Study Highlights Profit
A Montana meadow fertilization study reports extra mountain hay can be grown for 5 to 10 dollars per ton with nitrogen and phosphate fertilizer. Researchers Lipps Turner Atkins note higher yields and protein, plus reduced pasture needs, enabling ranchers to control costs while boosting beef production.
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Big Ole
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Roy C. Lipps
United States Steel Corporation
Homer Turner
J. R. Simplot Company
Ed Atkins
Beaverhead County
Lipps
Mr. Turner
Mark Cremmow
Frank McDowell
Wisdom, Mont
Wendell Jardine
Jackson
United States
Preserve the Land Through Planned Use and Recreation
A call to action urging Utah to prevent wastage of land and restore wildlife and natural resources through long term planning. Emphasizes avoiding apathy and promoting greater land productivity for recreation and sustainable wealth.
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Utah
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