Description Occurrence and Control for the Poverty Weed
Poverty weed or mouse ear is a perennial weed native to western North America found in every Utah county and widespread from Canada to Mexico. It spreads by seed and rhizomes, thrives on saline soils and irrigated land, and reduces crop yields. Control combines cultivation, cropping with winter wheat or barley, fertilizers, and selective herbicides like 2 4 D, with a multi year program to deplete root reserves. soil sterilants may be used for small patches.
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North America
Canada
Mexico
Utah
Lions Committee Adds Four Tables at Merkley Park
The Ver nal Lions Club Parks Committee announces four twelve foot tables with metal legs added to Merkley Park. Tables were assembled by the Barks Committee under Henry Schaefermeyer with material donated by Amer ean Gilsonite and California Company. Additional garbage cans installed. Committee plans a two year park improvement program and asks public to keep the park clean.
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Vernal Lions Club
Merkley Park
Barks Committee
Henry Schaefermeyer
Amerean Gilsonite
Bonanza
California Company
Red Wash
Thomas Lumber Company
Caldwell Timber Company
Searles Electric and
Ashton Brothers Company
iSky's The Limit On Fishing in 3 Uinta Lakes
Action by the Utah Fish and Game Commission removes most regulations from Navitle Lake Cedar City Marsh Bridger and China Lakes on the north slopes of the Want Mountains. Poisoning will occur before next spring and anglers may fish these waters day or night by any method except explosives, chemicals, firearms, electrical devices, gin nets, traps or seines. No bag or possession limits for the balance of the season. overlimits require written permission. Salmon eggs prohibited. The goal is to maximize trout return before the eradication program.
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Utah
Fish and Game Coniston
Cedar City Marsh Bridger
China Lakes
Want Mountains
Simith’s Fork
Ifish
Archery Deer Hunt Permits Now on Sale
Archery deer permits are available through Utah Department of Wildlife Resources. The program notes special licensing terms and restrictions, with detail on eligibility, dates, and where to apply for the upcoming season.
Drawings Held For Antelope
The Utah Department of Fish and Game held public drawings at the State Capitol for antelope permits. A total of 1460 applicants competed for 17 hunting districts. All but four districts were oversubscribed, leaving 93 permits in final districts not sold. Unsubscribed permits will be paid for after public drawing.
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Department of Fish and Game
State Capitol
Utah Board of Big Game Control
The
Game Commission
Stewart's Lake Dike Will be Raised Two Feet
Bids opened November 18 for construction of a two foot raised dike at Stewart's Lake south of Jensen. State bonds approved. construction soon to begin as necessary clarity and funding proceed.
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Stewart's Lake Dike
Stunyart Lake
Jensen
Low
Roth Haonhall
Ver
1000 Chuckars Planted in Vernal Area
One thousand chuckars were planted across Daggett County Duchesne City Sweetwater Ouray Horseshow Bend on the Green River and Brush Creek with 900 more at Brush Creek. The year old willows at Willow Creek are thriving and expected to be ready for hunting season in two or three years.
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Utah State Fish and Game Commission
Alsus Kay
Daggett County
Duchesne City
Sweetwater
Ouray
Horseshow Bend
Greet River
Bie Brush Creek
Willow Creek
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Lions Committee
Firth
Magee
Reed’s
Gipson Hotel Bldg
iSky’s
Uinta Lakes
Arches Portatis Ter Vie
Aabsle Ta
Generna
Utah Department
Phkash
Genny
West
Lenape
Cis von Ear
Vickers
By Mahoney
Bratt Boy
Piedmont Dairy
Phono
Consteuctiin
Baiaiien
Coninisstit
Ratte
He Ctie Tavern
Pest
Weil
Yew Chee
Veterans of
Forelan Waren
Merten
Mitchell
Rayel
Wayoo KR
Richards
Arkansas City
Kan
Pilladelphia
Frank Moore
Craig
Benson
Lee
Searle Electric
West Main
Feo
Ony Ford
Gale
Bog Ae
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