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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1964

Page

2

Agent warns against use of heptachlor on alfalfa crops

County Agent Ben Lindsay says heptachlor cannot be used as early season alfalfa weevil control. Dr. Knowlton notes the alfalfa industry cannot rely on heptachlor or its oxide. USDA has removed approval due to residue concerns in milk fat. Alternatives include malathion diazinon or parathion with early harvest and stubble spraying to target larvae.

Ben Lindsay George F. Knowlton Utah State University Extension USDA Utah Washington Knowlton

Fertilizer Turns Land Costs Into Profit For Farmers

Agricultural expert Welth Campbell of Western Phosphates urges soil testing and proper fertilizer blends to boost yields without buying more land. He notes fertilizer’s low cost relative to other inputs allows capital to be used efficiently. An anchor fertilizer dealer network can supply the right nutrient mix for any field.

Welth Campbell Western Phosphates, Inc Campbell

Notable Pest Threat In County Hay Fields

Local agriculture notes warn about a destructive pest endangering alfalfa crops across the county. Growers are urged to monitor fields, report outbreaks, and take management steps to protect forage yields and hay production valued at thousands of acres.

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Remodeling Completed At Ashton Bros Store

Remodeling and redecorating finished in the Ashton Bros dry goods department now offers expanded infant and children's wear adjacent to the shoe area. New merchandising displays in ladies ready to wear improve access and selection while the department is newly decorated with new flooring and carpeting. Murals are planned to enhance the store ambiance as space is freed in other sections.

Ashton Bros

Moeser 2nd Ned Cook Returns Home

Ned Cook, believed to be the second of that name in Moeser, has returned home from work in Blanding Utah. Lora McConkie traveled to Salt Lake City on Monday for medical cheeluns. Carolyn Hanchett and daughter Leslie Ann were in town visiting yesterday.

Moeser Ned Cook Blanding Lora McConkie Salt Lake Carolyn Hanchett Lesle Ann

Farmers urged to start spring fertilizing and planting

A farming expert notes that spring work should begin with soil tests guiding fertilizer use. He cites experiments showing fertilizer applied according to soil test recommendations yields higher net returns and better yields for farmers.

Basin Horse Race Winner in Utah bred horse Shorty Sox

A horse owned by Donald Matet of Vernal and Clive Sprouse of Roosevelt, both from Shorty Sox, won a four furlong race in Sacramento California. The colt, named Shorty Sox, clocked 20.5 seconds for the 440 yards. Penny Zar, dam of Shorty Sox, is owned by Hunt Watkins of Vernal. The horse was bought at three months and raced as a two year old.

Sae A. Aairty Shorty Sox Vernal Roosevelt Sacramento Calif Utah Donald Shorty) Matet Clive Sprouse Penny Zar Hunt Watkins

Milk Can Nearly Extinct on Uintah County Farms

Uintah County dairy farmers nearly all switched to electric stainless steel bulk tanks in March. Of 1,084 Grade A farms in the Great Basin area only two still use old ten gallon cans. Stainless tanks keep milk cold, preserve flavor, and allow rapid transport to plants. Utah leads in bulk milk cooling and Utah milk earns national honor roll ratings.

Uintah County Great Basin John B. Rosenburg Department of Agriculture Utah Beaver Cache Rich Tounties Nevada Idaha Evanston Wyoming Telistle United States Rosenbury United States Public Health Service Salt Lake Ogden Logan Provo A. W. Chambers Smitthfield Cache County American Dairy Association of Utah

Sulfur boosts Western crops with gypsum fertilization

A Western fertilizer report shows sulfur as a major crop deficiency field problem. In Pendleton Oregon 65 pounds nitrogen per acre plus 30 pounds sulfur raised yield from 20 to 31.7 bushels per acre to 50 bushels. Nebraska corn gains 6 bushels with added sulfur. Alfalfa, cabbage, tomatoes, celery and onions require sulfur. gypsum and sulfo compounds from Mineral Fertilizer Co. are promoted as cost effective sources.

Pendleton Oregon Nebraska Mineral Fertilizer Company

Baby boy born to Mansfield couple in Salt Lake City

Grandparents note the birth of a baby boy on March 15 to Mr and Mrs Leon Mansfield of Salt Lake City. The brief item highlights the new family addition and the parental names.

Leon Mansfield Salt Lake City

Special Swim Course For Boy Scouts In Fillmore

A Red Cross sponsored program will run at the local swimming pool for Boy Scouts to earn either Junior or Senior Lifesaving. Ralph Olson of Fillmore says scouts can obtain Ast class swimming, swimming merit badge, and lifesaving certificate. The course starts Monday June 1 and requires prior registration. interested boys should contact Olson at Box 592, Fillmore, Utah.

Ralph Olson Fillmore Red Cross Olson Utah

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