| Show PLANT lLANT CLO CLOVER CLOEn En D Al AND TIMOTHY One needs but visit around Heber city to learn of ot the great harm done by the alfalfa and to realize reaUze that this pest will unless special precautions pro pro- cautions are taken SOO soon serve seive the Basin in the same manner All farmers in and around Heber are plo plowing up un th their lr alfalfa lands and planting timothy and other othel grasses J because the tho cannot be contended contend contend- ed with any ony longer In as much as no steps steps' have been taken to prevent the tho spread of the into the basin from the west it Is certain that the destroying pest will mighty soon arrive and when this time comes good-by good to alfalfa In view of ot these facts taets The Record feels it a a. duty to advise farmers to plant substitutes From present development we find that clo clover er is naturally adapted for this section and thrives very well if it given pr proper per chance On much of the land which tends to show water evaporation on the surface when Irrigated Irrigated irrigated gated timothy and red top should do dowell dowen dowell well wen because water holds near the grass roots But whatever may be bethe bethe bethe I the right grass as a substitute for alfalfa as feed it is certain that the wise farmer will prepare for tor what Is evidently coming from lIe Heber er city country 0 n |
