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Show I I I Fied Fled Harmston field supervisOl supervisor supervisOlof supervisorof of he state grasshopper proJect proJectmade projectmade proje < made his first visit into mto southeast southeastern ern Utah the latter part of last lastseek la \ week seek \ eek to make a preliminary prehmlnary inspei Inspec Inspecton inspection tion ton ! of th the hatching hatchmg of grasshoppers grasshoppersin in 111 1939 Mr Harmston reports t1'at t1at that t1'atat thatat tt ' " , at the time of his mspoctlon insp msp ctlon ction ver very veryfete veifew fe\\ fe fete fegrasshoPPclS \ grasshoppcis grasshoPPclS grasshoppers grasshoPPclSere \ ' were \\ere ere 'sere sere hatched b\that b that but buttl1at butthat \ tl1at that indications from the last sur survev survev su : vev In 1938 point pomt to a heavy heavyinfestatIOn heavyinfestation heaiInfestation infestatIOn of grasshoppers In cer certam certarn ce : tain tam tarn areas of southeastern UtahH Utah UtahH I H H Hend Hendncks state ate vetermary veterinary vetermaryI vetermarywas veterinarywas vetennaiwas I was in m Grand county on Tuesday Tuesdayand Tuesdayand Tuesdiand and Wednesday Wfdnesday of thiseek this \ ' week \\eek eek 'seek seek In InIspectmg inspectrng i ; specting spectrng sheep shearing shearmg plants He Heapoomted Heappointed I : e apoointed apoomted appointed a deputy who " ' mil "Ill Ill 'sill sill re remain remain rmain ! Ispectmg main m southeastern southeaster Utah to con cont111ue contmue ' tinue t111ue tmue in Inspections pectIons of sheep shearing shearii i operations _ Farmers in Utah have received receivedatproomately receivedacproximately receivecatproiamately atproomately acproximately : , 7 70 7D ; > 000 forest tree trees treesthIS treesthis ; this spring 'or or ' ' or planting in "ood ood 'sood sood "oodlots 'soodlots " ' woodlots lots is " wmdbreaks "mdbreahs mdbreahs indbreaks and shelterbelts shelterbeltsI shelterbeltsfrom shelterbeltsfrom shelterbeltsfrom from the nursery nurrery : at the Utah State StateAgllcultural StateAgi StateI I Agllcultural Agt Agi icultural college J Whlteny Whiteny WhltenyFlo WhitenyFloyd WhitensFlo Flo Floyd d extension forester WhltenyI rEports rEportsSiberian reportsSiberian reportsSiberian I Siberian elm and Russian olive au ale are alethe arethe the tVl two too 0 popular species shipp d dflom dfrom cfiom flom from the collegeSlaughter college Slaughter supplies sut'plles sutplles : ' of sheep anclambs and andlambs andlambs lambs fiom flom . April through JunI June JuneI ( I \I I \ ; will III be considerably 1 > smaller maller than thanin thaiin 111 in the same period last year ear thanI sas says sasthe saysthe sai.the saithe ) . I economIcs eeon0111 econoni eeon0111ics econoniics the Bureau of Agricultural eeon0111I ics The earl early } spring sprmg lamb cionprobably elO'O elOO cson elO'Oprobably csonprobably ' I probably will be slightii slightly lIghtl smaller smallerthis smallerthis I IthIS thIS 3 iear ear than last but the number numberof numbetof of early lambs a a\alable a alable available \ ailable ! for slaugh slaughter slaughter ter before July 1 will be materially materiallyI materiallysmaner materiallysmaller I smaller smaner than a year earlier be beI because because cause of the poor condition ol of oflambs oflambs I lambs in California and Texas Te\.as Te.as Te .as as TexasForty " \ . Te.asI I Foity Forty se\ se se\en se en seen seven \ en states 11a\ 11a 11ae have ba \ e indlcat indicat indlcatcd indicated indicafccd cd ed tint th'1.t th1.t th1t that ' . they theyl1 wrh 'sigh sigh \l1 l1 \ ; ' < h to paiticipate participate palhcl indlcatI ! = ate nthe 111 in 111the inthe I the new ne\\ ne neFederal \ \ Federal State Ccoperativplan Ccopt"ratlve Ccoptratlve Ccoperativel Ccoperativelplan " I Iplan plan for \ wildlife \ Ildllfe restoration restMation re report reports reports port ports the Bus Buieau Bweau eau of Biological sur survev survev survev vev Under the Pittman Robertsoract Robertson Robertsonact Robertsonact act congress congre.s.s congres.s . appropriated approriated appro , rlated $1000000 1000000 $1000 1000 $ 000 to maiigurite mallgunte inaugurate the th pro-Tarn pro Tarn pro"fam profam program " - m in inthe irthe irtheear \ , the theear \ear ear sear \ begun Jul Juls July } 1 1938 1918 TI Tlfunds e efunds funds aie ale are available aVaIlabl availably for con luctmistua luetmg lucting luctingStua I Stua tUQ es in ih iii ihlldllfe wildlife \\lldllfe lldllfe 'sildlife sildlife \ ' \ managementdeveloping management managementdevolopmg managementdevoloping devolopmg devoloping and improving Impro"mg Impromg " publiel publicly publiclyI publiclyo : 0 o ovned 011ed \11ed 11ed vned \ or leased areas and pur purI purchasmg purchasing purchasing I chasmg chasing oti oU otl er linds hnds lands desirable to.w tow for for'sild . I 'sild sild \ ' lid ife restoration r"storatlOn rstoratlOn storatson r " Utah is maktog mak makIng making Ing a detailed study of b beavers beaversthrough braverthrough avers aversthrollO'h throllO'h throllOh through ' funds set aside from tal the theFederal tniFederal " Federal appropriation appropriationTenatne appropriationTenatise - I Tenatne Tenatl\e Tenatl e Tenatise \ plans tor for a celebration celebrationcommemOlatmg celebrationcommemorating celebratloicommemoiating commemOlatmg commemorating the creation ot of the theE'CtemlOn theExtension thExtension E'CtemlOn ECtemlOn Extension ' Service Seniee aie ale rapidly taking tak talc taking talcing ing s-iape s iape slape s - cape W W Owens OVlen O'senS OsenS ' . assistant assistantduector " p.ssistandiiector pssistandiiector .s.Sl s.Sl sSl . . tant tantdllector dllector duector of agriculture at the Ut Uth Utah UtahState UtilState \h h < \ hState State Agricultuial AgrlcultUial Agricultural college announces announcesThe an announces announces nounces nouncesThe The extension e'ltenslOn eltenslOn ' ( servire serVI'e serVIe service ( ' " which "hich hich ass asscreated wascreated as ascreated created by bv the Smith Lever act actMay actMay actMay May 8 1914 will 'sill sill ' III be celebratedthroughout celebrated celebratedI celebratedthroughout celebratedthroughout throughout Utah counties on o or ornpar ornear : I noar npar near May 8 and at the Utah State StateI StateAgricultural StateAgricultural StatiAgricultural Agricultural college in connectIon connection's connectioiwith I 's s ' \ \ Ith commencement exercises MrOwens Mr MrII MrOa II I 0'11 011 Oa ' ens said saidA saidA saidA A committee made up of Mr MrOven MrO Mr0 Oven O veno venom " as chairman Dr N APed APederson A Ped Pederson Pederson erson Professor Milton Memll Merrill DiGeoige DI Dr DIGeOige DrGeorge GeOige George Me Meyer er Miss Myrtle Davidson David Davidson Davidson son W D Porter ' ; . , Mrs E S SBarlos SBarious SBariows Barlo\\s Barlo s Barious \ \ and Professor Profeosor ; J C HOg'f'n HOgfn Hogen Hogenson Hogpn&on Hogpnon ' son & on will direct the progiams prOgIaITIS programs at thecollege the thecollege thecollege college and throughout Utah UtahThe UtahThe UtahThe The extension e"tenslon etenslon " service in Utah has hashad hashad I had four directors since smce its found foundling founding founding ling ing 25 yeais yeals years ago Dr E G Peterson Peter PeterI Peterson Peterson son now noVl president of the collegewas college collegeas collegewas I l collegel \\as as was \ the first director d1rector then John T TCame TCaine TCame Came Caine III and Dr R J Evans EvansWilliam E\ansWilliam E ansWilliam \ ans ansWilliam William Peterson is the present presentdirector presentdirectorThe director directorI directorThe grownin groanin The ExtenslOISel Extension ExtenslOI\ ExtenslOI \ Sel Seivice Service Vice has grown groan I in Utah until theie thele these are nowr now 64 64part 64part 64part part and fulltime fulltlme fulitime workers Howeier How Howes 1\ 1 es 1er " \ er the important thing thmg is not thenumbel the theI thenumb thenumber I numb number 1"1 11 " ofolkers of \ wolkers \\olkers olkers workers in the service serviceI serviceI servicebut servicebut servicebut I I but what it has been doing domg to bet betI bette1 better better te1 ter ' the different dlfIerent phases of ruiallife rUi rural rurallife al allife I , life in m Utah Mi Ms Owens 0ens 0\\ 0 Oa \ ens said I |