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Show AOE BOHTKKN KRAl.D-JOUKNA- U IAXIAN, UTAH, MATIHIM V. MARf'H 91. 14S. Storing The Surplus ;sf EMlIC SUPER BIG MAC For SUPER Wear! FOR SUPER STRENGTH! FOR SUPER VALVE! MENS I5III VERAIXS on the illiam rntter Storing wheat in the One of the granary farmers face m 1942 is problems farm at Colhnston. their crops. There is now on finding enough granary space for r supply. hand enough wheat for a Pay Ias For More! 139 ever-norm- two-yea- Dry Farmers Urged To Use Improved Seed For Planting it they can get, and apply Plant clean ' seed free fromg ail the rate of at farms on the new dry The weeds. noxious to 12 tons per acre so that strain of wheat known 10 all animal wastes may be used sraut-resistm- has been grown par- on as 54a-4- 0 dry farms to good advantage. ticularly in Newton, and someIt in is This will increase the yield of other parts of the county. wheat we have wheat as well as the protein the best dry farm and its use is recommended. For content. Appreciation is expressed by information on where to obtain member of the committee for work done by this seed contact any the county the Experiment Station, Extenthe comriiittee or and Church Welfare agents office. Seed should be pur-in sion Service,and they recommend Committee, chased at the time of harvest that farmers seek advice through late July and early August. agents on the best The commiu.ee suggests that a the extension practices to follow. few growers enter into the proUtilize Feed duction of certified wheat and Cache It is recommenced that more barley to supply growers inthat all county. It is suggested hay and barley be produced on wheat and barley be cleaned and our dry farms so the farmers can treated with one of the dusting increase the number of cows, methods. If wheat dusting equipchickens, and hogs to provide the ment is not available, then the family living, better distribution wet method by use of blue vitroil of labor, and a better income for the farm. Corn may be grown to may be used. The committee would like to advantage on some dry farms on prea few selected acres to provide urge every farmer to take caution to eliminate rye from all extra feed for dairy cows. Dry to do it farmers should improve their the wheat fields and range pastures as far as posnow before it gets worse. sible by planting new grasses so Erosion Control areas to cheapen the cost of liveas farm on the Alfalfa dry to control erosion is suggested. stock production. Full cooperation is recommendOne dry farm community recomd of the crop- ed to be given on the defense ments that the program. Therefore, farmers who land be kept in alfalfa all be are not in the commercial chicktime, that the dry farm landconen business are urged to have 50 rotated to keep up fertility, trol erosion, and supply feed for to 100 hens of the onheavy breeds, their farm more livestock. As a second Rocks and Reds, choice farmers may use crested to provide eggs and some meat one or more also for the family; wheatgrass or a sweet clover that prowill supply some feed and at the sows on every dry farm to famsame time retard the runoff and vide pork and fat for the ily and in some cases a few to sell washing away of the soil. On instead of shipping grain away. lands where erosion is prevalent fall plowing on the contour may It is also suggestedon that a good be the of grown every farm prevent the wasting away that garden to supply vegetables for summer land. It is recommended canning, farmers plow, harrow, and drill use, for drying and Informafar and for winter storage. their land on the contour toas hold tion or the varieties best adaptas possible which wilt help back the moisture and prevent ed for good gaidens may be obtained Ri the county extension land. the of the washing away office. Cultural Practices Committee Maintain a rough rather than Bennie J. Rsvsten, coairman, a smooth fallow. Practice early no Clarkston; Grant Larsen, Newspring plowing with little or summer tillage except when ton; Waiter Thomson, Richmond; weeds grow. Use hoe if possible A. T. Clawson. Hyrum; O. L. instead of the cultivator to elim- Lee, Paradise; E. L. Peterson. P. II Rasmussen, inate weeds, Excessive use of Alendon; will pulverize the ClariwSfon; Alphonso Christensen, harrowing Alfred Beutler, North ground making it favorable to Nr"vton, Aaron Bracken, USAC. Logan; quick runoff and soil erosion. Practice rigid weed control and handling of the stubble to conform to the agricultural con- MORE BEEF CATTLE servation program. Burnmg of wheat stubble is a wasteful practice of fertility. Stubble should NEEDED be handled by the use of large discs in the fall to chop it up and turnd it under the dirt, and by spring a good deal of it will The Departm3.it of Agriculture be decomposed so that it can recommendsl this program tp be plowed under to maintain the cattle producere: beef fertility of the land. Why not cul1. Market more cows and heiftivate around the slopes and not ers to prevent further increases up and down them? goal for In the use of alfalfa, secure in cattle numbers. Thenext year slaughter for strains as far as possible that cattle are more immune to alfalfa wilt, cannot be reached of unless a breeding larger proportion free from noxious weeds, and animals are marketed. adapted to our locality. The seed 2. Pay off indebtedness now bed should be of such a characand demand are ter that it is firm with sufficient while soprices as to avoid the danger moisture to germinate the seed. good of saving to pay big debts at Plant it shallow and as early in low prices later. the spring as the ground can be 3 Improve breeding herds by worked. Conduct two demonstrations, culling out and selling undesirone with a rough fallow compar- able animals while demand is i ed to smooth fallow, and one good. 4. Keep livestock numbers in with furrow planting compared feed supnormal with balance with smooth planting, the to select the cooperators plies. The national goal for beef for these demonstrations. that dry calls for slaughter of 29,000,000 It is recommended farmers haul all the manure head in 1942, or two million produced on their places, in fact more than in 194t. Double checked for YOUR Job! BY LABORATORY TESTS . . . every detail proved dependable the full 8 oz. 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