Show I fei' II o 4fa“tJlFJlftfWIAlA "1 r 1 -- ' ' ' : 4' r - M- r 's 'K f V ' $ V - 't vJ ' ' 1" 'it ' r7u iiW't V 'rig £ w ' "' I ""fsf a I I f1 V the company permission to put sand dunes into farmland area of Bill Strohl manager of the sprinklers in a Co plant four dunes rabbit brush and sage Potato American & f miles south of here said the “There was no way to run A high content of organic solids farm equipment in there with's suspended in the plant’s waste out jarring your eyeteeth out” water makes it impossible to said Strohl process the water through orBy the summer of 1971 nine dinary waste treatment facilities months after irrigation began H cheat wastes are “Potato grass was waist unique native ?AMm beasts” he said “They will not 'high in the area The company brought in coagulate in conventional treatto trim the grass growth! cattle ment systems” £ v found and conPotato they not only ate the American but broke comthe was first up the crust on grass sequently with hooves sand the to their use the in industry pany M said the Strohl Last waste water year disposal spray Strohl said but it outgrew its company decided it needed anfilj treatment other 45 acres of dunes for dis5 F original tract posal area But this time the twins VELVET WARILY SCANS her owner Wilis Yard as he corrals her With nowhere else to go the dunes were leveled into farm-abl- e on the Yard farm near Reading Pa The live birth and survival of twin horses company used nearby sand slopes before the wild vegetation took hold dunes — Standard-Examine- r UPI Telephoto occurs w Standard-Examine- Sunday June 24 1973 r 15B G30CGC) MOSES LAKE Wash (AP) Pipelines were run under — A potato processing plant railroad tracks irrigation cahere can’t dispose of its waste nals and potato fields and the water in a conventional way so the firm uses the water to turn Bureau of Reclamation gave p ' Ogden Waste Water Converts Dunes Into Farmland ftNisSs SHOO U (Dg&ru j?tanbarbtxamtnrr 26th TUESDAY JUNE LV 145-ac- re (UHTD i j ’Wmi certificate and $100 buys $200 in Lagoon Tickets that may be used at anytime during any season These V price tickets are available courtesy of the Standard-Examin- This i er THIS COUPON MAY BE REDEMED TUESDAY JUNE m 110-ac- 26th ONLY Present At Lagoon Ticket Booth re rarely FARM & RANCH US Must Increase Fashfen fabdc grazing Land Use Forest Study Says of the (AP) — More Plains and two-fiftthe as well” livestock must be produced Northeast report from the nation’s grazing land said “Interestingly state if consumer meat requirements of the important farm-be- lt are to be met a US Forest of Ohio is classified as forest-Servic- e study says ’range” The study includes both fed-- 1 OPTIMISTIC VIEW eral and nonfederal land suit- - Although the report for grazing of sheep and presse(j optimism that livestock cattle- (production can be expanded in envi- - the Called a “forest-rang- e grazing areas questions ronmental study” the report about public demands for other says that about 12 billion acres uses also were raised are involved m the 49 con- -' “This is particularly true on tiguous states That is equal to public lands” the report said d about 63 per cent of the total “it (the public) wants its area in the 43 states ests to continue producing wood It wants Of the total the report said and good water not only the resource of 835 shares acres million approximately for but wild for were used for livestock grazing! big game and horses rare acre-in 1970 In all the grazed endangered j age produced enough forage for species of wildlife and song months birds” 213 million animal-un- it a measure indicating enough Further the report said the feed for one cow for one month public wants some of its land in wild state and Assuming that the US popu- - preserved d er portions to be used for will continue to grow as and that consumer these considerations mand also continues to expand new dimensions to have added meat and w'ooi production will keore hae been a have to increase accordingly to formula simple fairly TO RISE mine what is enough forage to d “Thus even considering the livestock needed in wool as well turn to feed the nation” ports of meat and e as forage and feed ing systems demands are ex-- ! 1 1 1 to re- 6 5CTVIC6S pected to be great enough animal-unit quire 320 million ' months of forage production KGC6 1 V© from the forest and range grazing lands by the end of the cen- - SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Utah has received $560000 in said tury” the reportshowed 69 aid funds for wildlife federal that The survey e forest-rangresroration and hunters safety is of the per cent owned and according to the 85 per cent of the live- - vision of Wildlife Services stock grazing Of the remaining The money is a part of a $29-1- 5 per cent of grazing the na-- i million in funds distributed to tional forests produce 5 and the states by the Department of the Interior other federal lands 10 The money comes from has significant “Every state with eral excise taxes on guns and of forest-rang- e the highest regional acreage — ammunition and is administered 83 per cent — in the 11 western! 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