| Show Fertilizer Suggestions For Home Gardners Avoid the use of Ux much Now is a good time to apply fertilizer to lawns shrubs and phosphate on shrubs as it may probgardens We often have questions accentuate iron chlorosois lems concerning fertilizer application What materials should be used’ Speaking of iron chlorosis this What is the best fertilizer to ap- can be corrected by applying iron ply’ How much should be ap chelate Your nurseryman will plied’ The answers to these ques- have this material Apply it at tions is related to your individual recommended rates situation Fertilizer For Gardens Fertilizer For Lawns If manure is available use t Manure has been used for years on your gaiens and plow it unThis is der lawns for application If preferably in the fall still recognized as good materia' manure contains a lot of straw However manure is messy and you will need to add nitrogen adIn weed seeds in may bring fertilizer It will also pay to add dition the organic affects of man- some phosphate fertilizer with ure are not as important on lawns the manure once every years as in other situations We thereYou can satisfy the fertilizer refore suggest that you consider quirements of vour garden with commercial fertilizers for your commercial fertilizers We suglawns lbs of amgest you apply When you select a fertilizer monium nitrate or lbs of remember that nitrogen is for ammonium sulphate per 100 sq for and that phosphate is grass ft of garden area This should If you like clover in your be applied each clover year You mav lawn phos- want to divide this application apply you should you don't need apply some :n early spring when phate however to apply it every year One pound your garden is plowed and the ol trebble super phosphate per 100 rest later on Your garden phossq ft should satisfy the phosphate phate needs will he sat shed :f requirements for clover in law r for at least years If you arc not interested in clover on? a ' plication of phosphate shoud yea-your gras it least Grass need' r tr 'gen eve: year N’rogen can be arple early in the spring and ugan the summer when the a 'feet- - ' iputabe the spnrg application wea- You can use amomum sulphate or n irate Or amonium rd of p amomum sulphate or one ha: of amomum m Irate pe' pound 100 sq ft ls adequate Don’t ex eel thee u mu h r mv lawn you get too much i on irrigate hi av:’ vi THE BERRYS Carl director of the homeof Utah “Busy makers find cottage cheese can be served so many delicious ways o easily — no cooking or peeling or cutting" Utah's cottage cheese production last year at approzxnately 7 5 million pounds was more than If the people m the Gunnison double the 1950 figure and over area and Utah generally were seven times the 1940 total eating mounds of cottage cheese before World War II they are eating mountains of the protein-ricdairy food now — and healthy gams are continuing inecutive Cottage Cheese Shows Gain In Utah Consumption lew Tree Farms In Utah Display to 1962 “In fact Utah's cottage cheese production in Utah during January this year was approximate ly 7 per cent ahead of that in January 1961” said John Van Mr Drnnmeien on Wednesday Van Dr anmelen is manager of the American Dairy Association of Utah “These gains are based on figures of the federal marketing administrator's data for the Great Basn marketing area “ Pi- - pie :r this area are r ide fed to jon :r a state of a ct'face cheese a! urtI Faster Forest Variety Arrl The 22 t val sport by the ADA of Utah “With rrarv Utah families now e cas n o: meatless rrea's Gruberl fta'THE BERRYS” r A BOND A THE PAYROLL WAY the burr ng effem Fertilizer For Shrubs Mirv girder found Hat n rU"e i p th He 'Urfue applied :v under sh ut's nr I " hi wo 'Wei The manure rW It will into the so’ gradually throughout the - u ing seasn through wterrg a" i ' u doweeding operations If have manure you can applv nitrogen fertilizer a! about ha f the rate indicated for law ro tl e ranch property will be timber known is land up Chalk Creek in Summt County near the Wyoming line with some is blanketed board feet of Enge mann spruce forest interspersed with open patches of aspen a species which typically reforests openings in spruce and alpine fir w here fires insects or disease have taken their toll of the old trees growth state assistant Bill Poulsen forester who worked with Joe Jacob in developing the manage ment plan said the tract has produced posts poles and firewood cut from snags and trees over the past five years Young stands have been thinned for Christmas trees he said and tree farm growth is capable of supporting selective timber harvests once every 10 years Sheep are grazed on the lands Poulsen said and some thought is being given to eventual creation there of a guert ranch Blazzard said the second tree to Richfarm certified belongs ards Bros at Fielding in Box E der County North of Brigham There are all kinds of opportunities for tree farming in Utah This fact is illustrated by the contrast between two timbergrowing properties just enrolled at Salt Lake City in Utah's tree farm program to grow timber as a renewable crop Some 6500 tree seedling-werCity One of the new tree farms is a planted on three acres them 6 ranch near Coalville last year according to Thee Rur a multiple-usunder being operated ards manager With weeding jr management program to pro- watering 90 per cent have su:ard ived and additional as'reac duce timber water grazing — perhaps eventually — m will be planted at recreation terva's under the managemer-plasecond The s a near Fe’dmg beng managed as a Christmas tree farm Wa'd Blazzard of Kaxas ValKama Utah ley Lumber Co who present fi — -- i fee fa— r gns and certf-fis jc- ti the rew fee fa—e-- f n j! Sa t se C ‘v 'aic fo bo n on So" fee fams £ in urden w r tten - r‘as preoaned ' it- state f i t r! d R the tree farm a d u" ry said he plans Richards thin and shear trees in his pla: to grow tation symmetrica shaped trees for Utah's tree market market said Poulsen oppfor superior Christmas than trees since more good - cent f Utah's 60 Chris’ m come from o’-re tre state Pa iSP AFTEt? I r ”A SPOT CAW XV' V E E A uCOO I'Tocrsn' sponsor-indostres to a me forest practices carers good forby private It is sponsored Western Western Pme Asmdustry agency In Utah the program has close support ard cooperation from Utah's sta’e forestry department The I H Jacob Tree Farm as the hreughout Pine Region above by an sociation COoansgpv cc'Ojps ORTHO u©S3 W'vt has ihe f New Executve Director — Lee of Utah’s Dairy Council prepares salad as cottage cheese festival begin De cottage cheese sales in Utah should reach al time hghs“ the dairy executive sad cheese contains most “Cottage of -- will your crops go hungry? he pre ten iron and vtamirs found m three quarts of milk It is rich in food value yet low m raluries and cost" said Dixie Lee well who on known home economist Wednesday became the new ex- - SO YOU 0r0 te M r or - STAOAJt Of UVG? 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