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Show and. .ri OME NOTES SUPPLEMENTAL "My grandson, Mark, 10 years of age, helped us during the FEEDING OF CATTLE by loading the chopIt was a real thrill to spend a second crop Our monthly farm and home Cattle in good condition now hay into the elevator where accident report shows that Box day with a former associate S. ped lose weight during the next may onto was unloaded the Elder County had 15 accidents R. Boswell. Boswell was the it six weeks unless precautions us. told George ground", are taken, warns A. Fullmer during July, two deaths occurr- former County Agent now worked with a total estimated damage ing with the State University Box Elder County agriAllred, Elberta peaches are in extending information to at Johnson of $10,598.00. cultural agent. of harvest. the Prices peak He says this mean a loss if foreign students. Twelve Iran- are reasonable. Elbertas Early two Called on Don Barker of ians, one Yugoslavian and will be on next week. The late cattle are to be sold. North Willard with Dr. George interpreters were interested in Elbertas will ripen the followUsually range plants have F. Knowlton, entomolgist from dry farming practices of Blue ing week from all appearances reached or passed maturity by this time of year. Thus they are Utah State University. Don has Creek. Evan Thompson of our according to the growers. not rich in phosphorus and probeen having some trouble with local SCS office took great tein as earlier in the season. bores m the trunks of his prune pleasure in explaining to these FALL IRRIGATION trees. Dr. Knowlton told him men the methods employed by Prof. George Henderson, Utah RECOMMENDED that the two applications of DDT our dry farmers on conserve soil animal husState University on the trunks of peach and and water. We stopped off at cattlemen may do bandman, says water this where fall Hunsaker's stock pond. Irrigate two things to avoid losses due to prune trees was the best means Israel of controlling these pests. One Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kotter of is available, advises A. Fullmer reduced nutritional value of Howell the group how they Allred Box Elder County application is to be made the did it ontold range plants. farm and demonagent. forepart of July and the second strated their They may market before catDr. Paul Christensen, Utah by showing how with one early in August. Use 8 lbs. lose weight. Or they may tle conservasoil of DDT 50 wettable in 100 the tractor pulling the diggers State University a number feed a small amount of protein-ric- h are there a area. and small seeders tionist, around says gallons of water. concentrate and phosphosus These Iranians are used to of advantages in fall irrigation. Don had a special problem in as a supplement. Ircan be used. moisture Fall of governhis raspberries which Dr. the landlord system "If the value of the work inrigation following plowing will Knowlton was particularly in- ment and it was difficult for help to prepare the seedbed for volved, the bother and the cost to them the understand how terested in. He showed us a new land could be owned by so the following year. It will insure of the supplement are more than planting of raspberries. "This adequate moisture in the entire the value of the weight and condition loss, then it probably patch here hasn't done well at many people root zone foi spring planting. The Noble Blade in operation all", Don told us. "Here is where won't pay. But many cattlemen done can be during Irrigation I planted about 750 Latham was of special interest to the slack have decided it does pay, be and fall in the perperiods cause the flesh of the animals plants of the new Canby vari group on the R. Welling Ros- - mit immediate the in planting ety. These I got in Washington kelly farm at Blue Creek. Such plantng will get is worth more than the expense State." n "Thank you very much", each spring. the crop off to a good start in and work involved. Prof. adds. As we examined the young and every one said to me as I the spring. plants we found that from 80 to held down the top wire of the Another thing farmers should 85 percent of the young plants barbed wire fence to make it is fall irrigation of alfconsider ROP RECORDS ADVISABLE to This cross. for easier them were infected with cane bores if irrigating alfa, particularly This is a small Larva that drills must be an appreciotive race can be done ROP doesn't spell rope but it early enough to down the center of the cane these Iranians. of might hang registered sheep inches allow surface few the causing it to wilt down and die. soil to dry out and eliminate breeders who don't consider it. The Canby variety was not afThat's the caution of Prof. George Ross of Corinne and danger from winter freezing fected but as we examined an Russell R. Keetch, sheep and old patch of Latham berries his brother, Martin, were oper- and winter killing. Fall irrigation also can be wool specialist at Utah State ating a labor saving device as near by, we found that the we called on them to leach salty and alkali University. used By plants had been affected too in the use of the Ford recently. tractor and Dr. Christensen says. He says ROP record of per- soils, In most cases. the old plant?, frame on the hay rark they are the worms were feeding on the aable to unload a full load of outside of the roots. In one chopped hay in less than a min .n ...... r., ' VWfiiKv plant we found, six worms. ute with no effort at all. They Here is a minute garden were unloading a portion of a ? - f T FT Cynphlid. These are hard to load of second crop hay to feed control is areas severly infest- the 26 head of Holsteins as we ed."Dr. Knowlton said called. The Ross's have a grade Dr. Knowlton took several A dairy set-u- p which they have samples of the Larvae of the operated since 1942. This false Cane borers. These he will send front is a frame structure placed into Washington, D. C. to have at the front of the hay rack be identified. fore loading. After the rack is "Don't know if these larvae loaded with chopped a cable are from a moth or beetle", he hooked to the framehay structure said "until we have them identi- by the tractor which easily pulls fied." We haven't too much in- the entire load out of the rear formation on these pests in end of the hay rack. Where the CONNIE GARR raspberries and more research hay is to be stacked, it is then 1956 Homecoming Queen work will have to be done be- loaded onto an elevator from Weber College fore we will know the life cycle the ground, and stacks of large AMERICAN DAIRY ASSN. OF UTAH and the best means of control. chopped hay are put up with MKK FOUNDATION We have found these in Davis little effort to the according and Salt Lake Counties too". Ross's. A. FULLMER ALLRED agri-cultr- formance is really important THE Tremonlon, Utah to breeders. It gives buyers and sellers a record of both parents Thursday, September 19, 1957 of the animal sold. Also a record of the production of wool find a distinct advantage in proand lambs by the parents. viding a complete record of sheet for each performance "Most all breeders will say offered for sale. Be in Hawaii with us they have tried to sell quality stock with a background of de- LEADER, 1 an-m- pendable breeding," Prof. Keetch says. "This sounds good in advertising but it is quite different to try to know the of each animal background sold". Commercial operators looking for herd sires turn to registered breeders. The commercial men expect the rams they buy to sire productive offspring. They can be better assured of this if breeders provide ROP records, the USU expert says. He adds that the day is near when purebred breeders will . I "I V want reiresnmentr Drink MVX ."h f all expense tour $497. Ship at one way if desired, small extra cost. MORLEY TOURS 387 East Third 'North Provo, Utah Tel. FR E3m..get the year's truck deal ! Save on a new 00E PowerGlant pmW.WlWAWAV.WVV i ,! Most Power of the Low-Pric- 3 ed UTAH - ALOHA WEEK, beginning October 13. Fifteen days, MILK! vmmmmn NSr v The "Get Acquainted Night" meeting of the McKinley School Parent-TeachAssociation will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday in the McKinley School gym. All parents are urged to attend to get acquainted with the school, its teachers and courses of study. for al Hen-derse- f, "Get Acquainted" Night Set at McKinley Tonight er HAWAII al ' ' Extra Dodge power 204 to 232 hp. lets take engine it easy under maximum loads. In recent competitive tests, such as hill climb above, Dodge Trucks VC" and "F" in every instance. outperformed See complete photographic proof at your Dodge dealer's! I Biggest Payloads of the Low-Pric- Farmer Ross Johnson learned? Mi it takes men 3 ed , w ry, Dodge Power Giants are designed and built to give you up to H more payload capacity. You can haul heavier loads without the risk of overloading. As a result, you can save valuable time by making fewer trips. And save on gas and tire wear, too! mw;-;?,,- , , , , , , . 9 "Nitrogen made the difference on my roiled around, Mr. Johnson cut the unfertilized strip separately and the yield with the fertilized area.compared The area where "N" had been applied produced three times as much grain as the unfertil- wheat and the neighbors from miles around saw the difference." This is what Ross Johnson reported on his use of nitrogen on grain. Mr. Johnson fall-plante- d fall-plante- d of Tooele, Utah, reported the nitrogen j ized strip. tripled the yield from his 55 acre wheat field. During application, a swath was missed, This made interesting visual comparison to Mr. Johnson and passers-ball during otasun. wncn narvest time feivnig The following year, on a barley field, Mr. Johnson raised his usual rate of application of nitrogen from 25 pounds per acre to 40 pounds per acre. 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