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Show Page 10 GLty dard tool in eradicating small News and views from your county agent Plan now for a live Tree By over 100 percent. Compared to Jeff Banks rangeland grasses, the forage Juab County Agent value of whitetop is minimum. If you own 100 acres of land Perennial pepperweed. This weed is growing on thousands of that you are now using to acres in the Uintah Basin. Once or established, it creates a biologigrow crops cal desert by pushing out everygraze cattle on, would you be thing else. ; willing to give Dyers woad. A serious problem in Northern Utah that is 20, 50 or 90 up " percent of that moving south. land? Camelthom. This is a spiny, That is exnoxious weed that greatly reduces the carrying capacity of actly what you are doing if you rangelands. allow noxious Not only are weeds devastatweeds to grow on your property, ing to productive land, they can says Steve Dewey, Utah State also be poisonous to animals. University Extension weed spe- Poisonous plants that kill cows cialist. He spoke recently at a cost the U.S. livestock industry USU Extension livestock work- some $250 million a year, Dewey shop in Kanab and St. George. says. He says to watch out for the Here are some poisonous weeds he says Utah ranchers following weeds: Medusahead rye. This weed should watch out for. can reduce the carrying capacity Yellow starthistle. This weed of forage land as much as 90 per- mostly affects horses. It creates cent if left to grow. paralysis in face muscles that Scotch thistle. cause a long, slow and painful Musk thistle (a close relative death. It is cumulative and irreto Scotch thistle). versible, he says. Canada thistle (a weed with Russian thistle. Livestock a stronghold in Northern Utah. will not generally eat this weed It has recently moved into the unless it gets mixed in with hay. Panguitch area). Houndstongue. This is anSpotted knapweed. This weed other weed you dont want to get can reduce the carrying capacity mixed in with hay. It is especially of forage land as much as 60 per- fatal to horses. cent. Broom snakeweed. You can Milkweeds. Squarrose knapweed. Poison hemlock. distinguish this weed by the way its spines curl back on itself. It Halogeton. This weed is very covers about 100,000 acres of poisonous. Bur buttercup. This weed is rangeland in Utah today. This is weed Leafy spurge. especially poisonous to sheep. I cannot emphasize enough what Dewey calls the worst of the worst. It costs ranchers mil- the importance of looking for and lions of dollars in the western avoiding these bad weeds, he United States. says. You need to destroy them been Utah before has they get out of hand. Fortunately, this To infestations of control these weeds, more spared heavy weed, although it is established than a half dozen pasture herbiin the northern area of the state cides are available. They include and is moving south. Paraquat, Escort, Ally, 2,4-This weed is highly adaptable, Banvel, Spike, Roundup, Stinger, even in high altitude areas where VelDar. Tordon only Mountain mahogany grows. Dewey says Escort is especially reto is toxic cattle. Its also It good because you can spray it duction to rangeland grasses is with no grazing restrictions. He extreme. says Stinger is highly effective in Whitetop. Once this weed is controlling thistles and knapestablished in an area, it takes weed. He says Tordon is a stan- - Rons? Wutean Eccsa East 151 North 800 V . 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SS Sou-r- Other -- 172 2rT Pff. 4V2" 3 9 .79 79 ft Hm-Fi- I 131 li t-- 3 ?ALT.". 135 M2TALMART e 12-- .Popular Sizes In Stock Hmtk Carrels Cates Pcaels CslU Yeor Own M 1 Wednesday, May 17, 1995 Nephi, Utah Tubs .18 ft 34" .21 ir .32 iVs" .39 1200 e. 100 a. lhut A street at 200 West when the Continued from page 5 18, 7:00 p.m., USU Extension Building, Highway 40, Vernal, infestations. To help you identify these Utah. Southeastern Region May weeds, Dewey says to contact me at the Juab County USU Exten- 23, 6:30 p.m., John Wesley Powell Museum, Greenriver, sion office. Utah. Central Region May 19, 7:00 p.m., Provo City Commission Chambers, 351 West Center, Provo, Utah. Southern Region May 22, 7:00 p.m., St. George Commission Chambers, 175 East 200 St. George, Utah. Wildlife North, Advisory Regional Northern Region May 25, Councils will be meeting around the state during May. Issues will 7:00 p.m., Dunke Room Union include the upland game procla- Station, 25th & Wall Avenue, mation and increased harvest of Ogden, Utah. striped bass at Lake Powell. The Northeastern and Southeastern 4-H- Art Regions will also be taking public input on a proposed Blackfooted ferret reintroduction. Heres are the times and dates: Northeastern Region May property is further divided. Approved the purchase of a new tape recorder for clerk Nila Mona Keyte. County Centennial Committee to be used towards the cost of a new Welcome to Mona sign. Mrs. Fowkes is scheduled to make a grant presentation to the State Centennial Committee on May 17. The grant request will be made to ask for further financial assistance for the construction of the town sign. The Council designated Saturday, July 22nd, as the day Mona will celebrate the July 24th holiday. Plans to date call for a soap derby, parade, entertainment, games and con- Regional Wildlife meetings scheduled pre-para- Camp scheduled in Salt Lake City de In other business: The Council appointed Thad Walker to mow the town streets. The town will extend free water and garbage to Rond a Jarrett and Marc Vest, town emCelebrate the City is the ployees, in accordance with a theme of this years Expresmotion made in the April session. sive Arts Camp in Salt Lake City Approved the removal of the June gas meter at the Oxford Cafe and Held in conjunction with the made a decision to put a lien on Utah Arts Festival, the camp the building to recoup unpaid includes tours of the State Cap- charges. itol, Hansen Planetarium, Agreed to waive subdivision status for property belonging to Temple Square, Lion and Beehive House, the Governors Man- Marilyn Keyte on the west side Premium limited entry deer sion and KSL-TIn addition, of town between 200 and 300 hunts will cost more than other seminars and workshops will be South for the following reasons: limited entry hunts. The Big presented by professional artists The frontage of the property is Game Proclamation does not and performers. already paved; because Mrs. completely explain the difference Complete registration materi- Keyte has approved a free corriin fees. als are available at Utah State dor of land across her property If you choose a premium hunt University County Extension of- for the use of a water line to serve on the Paunsaugunt, Elk Ridge, fices. The fee of about $100 covhomes to be constructed south of or the Alton PHU, the resident ers housing, seven meals and 200 South; and she has also fee is $133. Nonresidents fees tickets to all events. A $50 de- promised to deed a portion of that are $508 for these premium posit is due by May 18. land to the city for a northsouth hunts. As you fill out the application, the fee table will specify premium hunts but the proclamaHot water extraction! tion does not separate these Free Estimates! Reasonable Rates! hunts from the other limited en1S3-Q30-G try hunts. If you apply for one of these premium hunts you must Cottam Services Wales include the appropriate fee instead of the lower fees required for other limited entry hunts. Premium limited entry deer hunts will cost more 4-- H 21-2- 3. 'CARPET CLEANING (C3DD) Gun safety is GENERAL CONTRACTOR Gary D. Peterson Construction important, Safety Council says Each year approximately 1,400 people in the United State die from firearm related accidents. In 1992, 39 children died from gunshot wounds here in Utah. Many adults purchase handguns to protect themselves and their families from intruders. Unsafe use or storage of firearms can result in harm or death of a family member, friend, neighbor or innocent bystander. The Utah Safety Council offers the following Firearm Safety Checklist to help prevent a tragic accident from happening to your family. All firearms in the home should be stored unloaded. Firearms should be kept out of sight of casual visitors and should be inaccessible to children. Carefully check to make certain a firearm is unloaded, before handling it further. All guns should be kept locked up and equipped with trigger locks. All ammunition should be locked up in a location separate from firearms, and away from sources of heat and electricity. When handling a firearm, the muzzle should always be pointed in a safe direction and horseplay should be prohibited. Children should be taught about the dangers of guns, and what to do if they come across 1 ' Remodeling Repairs and Additions 13 complaints were received, 11 dogs picked up, and 4 dog tags sold. Mrs. Hooley will that be canvassing the town to sell dog tags to dog owners. Mrs. Hooley was asked to inform those families with three or more dogs that they must pay for a kennel license. 1439 North 325 East Nephi, Utah 84648 ? 1 (Sfijs J NEBO AGENCY INC. 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