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Show rryj' 103 Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, Aug. Seeds Mean More -"" 31, 1983 Work Prevent Next Springs Weed Problems Now The basics of weed control are simple and highly important as the summer progresses. Prevent as many as possible in the future by not allowing them to go to seed now, says Duane Hatch, extension horticulturist with Utah State University. Every weed that goes to seed in your garden adds years of toil. Dont be afraid to go after them with a hoe.. Hatch recommends a push-putype ll hoe that works just below the soil among certain crops.fThe use of any chemical necessitates carefully rea$ing and heeding the guideline instructions on the label. , sur- face, clipping off the roots without turn- ing over soil and creating good germinating conditions for more to sprout. He says mechanical control usually works better than chemical control in the growing vegetable garden. A wide range of vegetables in most gardens often makes it impractical to use chemicals such as Dacthal and Treflan designed to control certain weeds r If you use a herbicide, Hatch cautions, realize that it is a plant toiler. You must decide which is the weed and which is the desirable plant and apply it accordingly because the herbicide wont know the difference. Glyphosate, a chemical absorbed by green growing plants, kills nearly all plants when sprayed or wiped on the leaves and green shoots. Though it is quite expensive, Hatch says it has become one of the most used chemicals in agriculture and home gardening. Glyphosate isthe active ingredient in 6.6 Roundup, 40 percent; Knock-Ou- t, percent; Kleenup, 3 percent. It will take from 4 to 10 days in warm weather and from 10 to 14 days in cool weather be fore you notice its yellowing effects og the leaf tips indicating that the plants are dying. , Hatch says season-lon- g weed control requires constant vigilance. Avoid letting weeds spread, mature and drop a lot of seed. If weeds have gotten ahead of you and seeds have matured before you kill the weeds, remove the dead plants from the garden, being careful to avoid dropping seeds. 4 t r ? r.'CT7 Cyan Caco Lot Lioto AvcilaMo ott Xtcoliciczib otgo-- , " 0 A.U. to 10 P.D. Open Later Cay Cellar Cearo .nV 1 Large Btls. COKE or SPRITE 15 os. Western Family Quaker State CANNED MILK1 MOTOR OIL 10-40- W 303 8 ot. Western Family Sin Double Lnck CUT GREEN TOMATO SAUCE DEANS FOR FOR Case of 12 48 Case of 12 Cue of 24 3108 H88 598 Case of lpluoDop. 300 Site 1 Van Camps PORK Cl BEANS Lb. Eormel RED LAE2L MARGARINE DACON FOR FOR Case of 72 I439 Can of 48 Case of 130 15" H39 Lb. u Kix or Catch 46 ex. PEACHES, NECTARINES Steisfield COUPON Toms Super Save WHOLE HAMS OFF Cl PICKLES PEARS 12 01. Jimmy Dean SAUSAGE ROLLS Lb. Limit 1 per coupon. Cate Price Espino Sept. 6. 1983. 6.69 , - v to A V DC; .CD'. ;; , - T C " A, 8 u.n.-1- 0 p.ra Cs Aud.'DicaTo'c2P7.-ci:j.'- ' ' ' |