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Show Page M - THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Sunday, March 27. 1983 Utah Farm Bureau Membership Ranks High Down to Earth ( j Wef Ground Can Delay Planting By Josephine Zimmerman Farm-Garde- n Utah Farm Bureau continues to rank in the top 20 states in membership achievement in the National Farm Bureau Federa- Editor It's difficult to think gardening while a heavy coat of wet snow covers the garden plot, but even so, the gardening season is upon us. Nevertheless, the hardy varieties of vegetables can be as soon as it is planted possible to get on the ground to plant them. Usually the rule is to get the seeds in the ground as soon as the ground dries enough to work. That may be difficult this year because the ground is saturated, and working it may be next to impossible. If you didn't get them planted during our few dry days, plant the hardy vegetables as soon as you can. They include asparagus, broccoli, cabbage, kohlrabi, onions, peas, radishes, spinach and turnips. The family vegetable garden is always the most productive land per acre there is. Some attention should be with a shotgun, they probably have this fungus disease. It is also called shot-hol- e blight or California blight. The disease attacks the leaves, buds, fruit and twigs of peaches and apricots. Peach leaves are infected with small round spots ranging in color from tan to purple. Seldom are one-four- th fruiting wood. The Lowest Prices We've been in the floor covering business hero in Utah 1 5 County for a long timo yoars. During this timo, wo'vo - "' V grown to bo tho largest supplier of residential and commer cial floor coverings in the area. Because of the strength we have in purchasing power, and credibility with the largest manufacturers in the nation, we buy right and pass these savings along to you. We don't yell "Guaranteed" lowest prices, but quietly sell more than our competition. ; We're not asking you to come and buy from us without checking around. We encourage you to shop, but before you buy elsewhere, come in and see us and let us prove that we can fulfill your needs, and not only give you that low price you want but also give yew what's just as important: The service, selection and integrity of a strong, reputable business. One that wants you to come back again and again. One that has the professional safes staff, variety and size of selection to assure you of making the best possible choice at the best possible price. One that has the service organization to provide you with the best possible installation specialists available. Do yourself a favor Shop and compare. You be the judge. The total permitted animal unit months (aum's) in Utah is now about 813,000, down by "at least 400,000 aum's from 1960," according to Farm Bureau estimates, stockmen is the proposed addition nearly a million acres of wilderness areas in Utah, the Farm Bureau president told the conof gressmen. Although federal wilderness laws clearly allow grazing, it is often not economical for a rancher Nishiguchi said. He said that translates to about (45 million annually in lost income to Utah, which in turn affects and non-farseveral thousand since 1960, according to UFB President Frank O. Nishiguchi, who met in Washington, D.C., earlier this week with the senators jobs in the agriculture indusand representaives. try. Farm Bureau told the lawmakHe said Utah's ranges are in ers that since 1960, the Bureau of better condition now than they Land Management (BLM) has cut have been "for most of this cenUtah grazing privileges on BLM tury." lands by SI percent, compared "It's just not logical that ranchwestern average ers in Utah, where climatic condiwith a of only 24.8 percent during the tions and grazing practices are same period. Colorado had the similar to other western states, next highest cut with 36 percent, should be penalized more than but Idaho had only a two percent their neighbors in surrounding reduction and Nevada received states," he said. Another significant threat to only 17 percent reduction. on-far- m ... r Farm Bureau Protests Grazing Cuts Members of the Utah congressional delegation agreed this week to help the Utah Farm Bureau determine why the state's ranchers have had their grazing allotments reduced more than twice as much as ten other western states Staff and Management Contract Carpets, Cabinets & Interiors. to continue public land grazing with all its accompanying regulations, he said. m Interiors Carpet Stores iaim To Have Peaches probably will need a fixed copper spray after leaf drop in the fall, if we have warm, wet weather then. The infection on the wood consists of round, reddish spots that are slightly sunken. The fruit buds are often killed, and fruiting wood is often badly damaged or girdled. Coryneum blight usually does not kill the trees, but it can greatly reduce the fruit crop by destroying the buds and twigs. Because of the wet weather now, it is wise to check fruit trees carefully for any sign of damage. also different. Apricots need to be sprayed with a copper spray (Millers Microcop) or Ziram when the bud shucks fall. An additional spray may be necessary two If your peach and apricots look like they had been pelted Contract Carpets, Cabinots I ages fungus. Summer applications also may be needed if we have large amounts of rainfall. Because the fungus affects peaches and apricots differently, control measures are (cor-IN-ee-u- of quota. An additional spray should be put on at shuck fall, if the wet weather continues. Additional applications may be necessary if the spring rains continue, because the moisture encour- ld given the fruit trees this spring. Larry Sagers, Utah State University Extension urban horticulturist, reports he is seeing a number of peach and apricot trees with a disease called Coryneum Blight 100.1 pre-pin- inch they more than in diameter. The centers of these infected spots will drop out and produce a shot-hol- e effect in the leaves. In apricots, the damage is usually to the fruit. Small spots with tan centers and purple margins frequently are found on young developing fruits. These fruits will mature, but they will be scarred. The fruit is still good to eat, but it may not look very appealing for canning or eating because of the brown dots. Sagers says ihe damage now is mostly on peach twigs and buds. The buds are killed and there is a gummy or shiny material on the membership quotas are !.. M 10.7 recent Farm Bureau survey of all Utah ranchers with federal land grazing permits indicates ranchers believe wilderness area A regulations will eventually drive them off the public lands. 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Delaware ranks first with percent, and Utah is in seventh place with 86.9 percent tion, according to the Farm Bureau's official newsletter. Utah is in seventh place weeks later, if there is additional rain. If the disease persists, it is wise to apply a fixed copper spray to the trees after the leaves drop in the fall. Peaches should be sprayed at the pre-pin- k stage with Captan, a copper spray, or Ziram. Most k trees are at the stage now, but they can't be sprayed until the weather dries so the spray can be applied. Utah has ranked consistently in the top 20 states as far as among the state Farm Bureaus in percentage of 1963 quota for membership. ' |
