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Show LEADSB THE Tromonioa, Uiab Whitmar Wheatrass Is Proving Value in Intcmiountain Basin Thursday. April 14, I960 1959 Wool NEWS FAR Marketing Payment Applications Due Before May 2nd midsummer after crested is too Area wool growers were remind By Evan Thompson to feed." mature ed this week of the March 31 SCS Work-Un- it Conservationist The good production of Whit closing of the 1959 wool marketWhitmar Beardless Wheatgrass mar wa3 especially noticeable in ing year. ia a range grass whoch has been 1959, one of the driest years Idaho With the close of the marketing domesticated from our native has ever experienced. Production Donald J. Homer, office year, ditch which parallels the main include more than IV, miles when bunchgTass prairie. From several of Whitmar is more uniform of the Box Elder county Willis Peterson, engineer for the canal, both of which have been finished. manager hundred collections, Whitmar was good and poor years than other Stabilization comAgricultural SerTremonton rodents Soil Conservation O. L. Brough is 1960 damaged by permitting chosen as the one having the best range grasses. It is believed that project mittee that says growers must tne ditch to run back director for farmers on the West forage and soil holding character the more uniform the production vice office, reports a number of water from have complete records on their canal. into the Lateral in the North Elwood sales of wool and unshorn Iambs istics. from year to year, the better local irrigation ditch groups are "home-grown- " lin- system, east of Tremonton. A 1,320-foGoal It is leafy, palatable, and pro adapted is the grass. in the process of carrying out the period covered. been scheduled for for this year is lining of 500 feet during has ing ductive. project The sales documents must show as Whitmar is drouth projects to concrete-lin- e Although sections the Snake ditch, northeast of of the lateral, Peterson reports. true net sales proceeds, Including More important, it is usable dur- resistant as crested wheatgrass, of their systems. Corinne. All projects are being let to deductions made for or will it be late at the summer, fall, freight and ing spring, planted usually The practice has resulted in This ditch serves the farms of contractors, except the Snake job. other marketing charges. winter; so it serves to supplement higher elevations and on the better The projects are being conductrl Where false information is filed, crested and Siberian wheat grass- sites used for summer and fall savings of 25 of scheduled flow Vay Jensen, Melton Bywater, es. Barker, Moroni R. Bott, Ro ed under the program both produce and wool buyer are range. Whitmar is ready to graze in some county irrigation ditches, land Barker, Bob Barker, Gwen V. for establishment of soil and subject to penalties, Homer pointWhitmar was collected in Whit- about three weeks later in the Peterson reported. Largest project planned for this Hurd, Ezra Harper, Grant Sim water conservation practices, in ed out. man County, Washington. Selec- spring than crested and remains with the Agricultural Application for payment under tion and development work was green and palatable three weeks spring, Peterson reports, is 1,700 per, Eugene Thompson, C. R. cooperation the 1959 program must be filed at feet of ditch serving the farms of Barker, H. P. Hatch and Eph Stabilization Committee. done by the Soil Conservation Ser later in midsummer. Center at vice Plant Materials It should not be grazed until it Clifford and LeRoy Thorson, Les Johnson. A total of 2,200 feet in two Pullman. is seven inches or more tall. Be and Harlan Anderson, Chester sections of lining has been com Christensen Stander and cause of season difference their in Irving Whitmar has gained favor stead on this project, which will near SCS River The Bear pleted of City. use, Whitmar wheatgrass and ily but rather slowly. Steadily, iviemoers oi cunew ward ar parents. because its usefulness has become wheatgrass are planted in separ reviewed the project April 5th, proved the proposed site for a Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hickman and contractor and was the ate fields expected and more widely appreciated among pastured separately new ward chapel Sunday evening. daughter, Margaret and Mrs. Bill to work be at to extend the grazing season. by today (Thurs ranchers; slowly, because the seed it is to be built on the old Relief Heyder were in Salt Lake City It requires conservative use and day). is difficult and expensive to proSociety lot in Snowville. Tuesday to attend the funeral serduce and because Whitmar is good management it stands are to Next in scope is a 1,500 foot Rose spends considerable vices Jerry for Roy Krumperman, a more difficult to grow than other be maintained and high production project near Deweyville on the time these days In Brigham City brother-in-laof Mrs. Hickman. obtained. of ditch Warren and Logan where he is a teacher range grasses. serving farms When a stand comes into proMr. and Mrs. Dee Arbon of OgWhitmar and crested must be in Haycock, Andrew Neilson, Martell of the Dale Carnegie courses now den were Sunday guests at the Hunsaker and Thales Cannon. duction, the extra time and care separately fenced fields. being conducted in those cities. Good stands of Whitmar wheat' Mrs. Owen Hall and baby of Willard Smith home in Holbrook. required are well repaid. This involves lining the service Parents of all toddlers and small Logan Mont Johnson, a supervisor of grass are obtained from fall or Sunday with Bishop The Smiths are Mrs. Arbon's children were reminded this week and Mrs.spent Wood River Soil Conservation spring plantings on summer falAlma Larkin, Mrs. Hall's District, Idaho says: "Whitmar low. Most successful have been longer than crested to come into of special hazards posed by irrigation ditches, creeks, and all bodies made more regrowth after grazing fall plantings with a deep furrow full production and should not be of water including swimming pools once than crested made all sea- drill on a well prepared seed bed. grazed until fall of the year when and farm ponds or lakes. son. It gives me usable feed in The grass requires one year the plants make seed heads. Dr. I. Bruce McQuarrie, Ogden, What brings industrial growth? Seed is produced from row of the Utah State Medpresident or on either irrigated plantings ical Association, warned parents Markets, water, power, labor force and raw materials good nonirrigated land. all are needed to attract new industries. And Utah Ernest Egan of Kimberly, Ida., and all persons concerned with the that has them all in abundance. Particularly important is has been one of the most consist safety of small children water or any pool is an our storehouse of mineral raw materials, because 60 ently successful seed growers of "running attractive hazard to all small of Utah's mushrooming manufacturing industry is based Whitmar. children." on minerals and metals. Sound development of minHe cultivates, fertilizes, and With the start of the irrigation erals means sound industrial expansion for our state. cares for it as for any other row windrowed and season, all children old enough for be Seed crop. may I i . . y combined but better yields and training should be warned of the ' mm''mk ffjj i Brirtftfr j hazards of ditches and streams, quality result from binding and while tots too young to under"from the earth comes an abundant life tor threshing. be "should stand fully supervised, Timeliness is important in seed fences, or in other 1 harvest for tiia. seed shatters and protected byaway from water hazis lost if it becomes overmature. ways kept Dr. McQuarrie said. mam IP Seed is easy to clean and does not ards," ---1 -rT .r nit-mDespite every effort at warning require processing, beed or w and public, "We have far parents is commercially available in too many tragic drownings' or limited amounts. in the state annually, is used on youngsters Whitmar wheatg.-as- s Dr. ' pointed out. McQuarrie 63 V " I ,mm the Malad Land Utilization Proinch children to swim at Teaching ject near Holbrook. Ida., and the earliest possible age will cut Snowville supplementing the ex- down the hazard considerably, inch tensive acreage of crested wheat-gras- and must comply 44 Ditch Groups Lining Laterals the ASC county office not later than May 2. The average price received by farmers far wool during the entire marketing year can then be calculated and the payment rate announced. Payments to growers will be made sometime during the summer. ot received wool growers County net shorn wool payments of $118,- 361 on 193 accounts and unshorn lamb sales payments of $30,887 on 126 acounts. De-Ve- cost-shari- Curlew Ward Approves Chapel Site Irrigating Season Opens Hazards For Smaller Children Ll boat-owne- SERVICE NO UPKEEP! SH CONCRETE PIPE CO. . ii. 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Warnick Used top-qualit- '1 A rs wagon! american-buil- t sf it ' needs crested. be:t gas mileage of h:- - tertiEizer with every safety regulation to Crested is used in the early insure the well being of all their part of the season; native range passengers, the Utah State Medin summer, and Whitmar in late ical Association president made summer and fall. It contributes to plain. full and palatable feed throughout "However the best answer to the season. major hazard is to guard small Crested is useful for spring and children with great care, keeping fall grazing; Whitmar is used for in mind that drownings can and late spring, summer, or fall graz- must be prevented," Dr. McQuar ing or as standing hay in winter. rie said. Whitmar requires more careful management than crested and when given this management, will outproduce X for your s. 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