| Show TIlE fcALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING AUGUST FUTURE FARM WOOL MARKETING METHODS ASSAILED LEADERS TRY rsi Australian Expert Compares Lax American Procedure With That in Island State’s Youth ONIONS VARY This is for the Tribune by Mr Douglass an Australian agricultural expert Mr Douglass here explains the difference in the preparation of Australian and American wool for sale FARM In Forest Work FEEDING IDEAS Expert Reports on Results of Keeping Quality Experiments the second and last article written exclusively Fintl Utah Can Fatten llogs as Cheaply as Corn-lleGrowers VARIED CROP o WOOL GROWERS In Australia By Kaugaros GROWS Clubs 'in 11 Counties Have MemberIdaho Station Crows 1000 of 260 ship Different Types of Rarley interest In LOGAN— An Thirly-tw- lt Sheep Ruled EXPERIMENTAL Show Interest UNDER TESTS hr- - 8 1932 PLANPROGRAM Idaho-Sen- ator FALLS Gooding and F R Marshall Salt Lake secretary of th National Wool Growers’ association will be speakers at the midsummer Idaho State Wool meeting oL4b Growers!1 association in the Park hotel here at 7 30 p m Wednesday following the eleventh annual state ram sale at the county fairgrounds in Filer This word was icecived Thursday from M C Clanr Boise secretary of the Idaho Wool Growers who arrived Fl iday to make final detailed arrangements for the sale Senator Thomas he said will speak on “Doings of tha Last Congressional Session and Bills Passed to Aid Livestock and Agriculture ’’ Mr Marshall will discuss ’Maiketing Expenses Trends of the Sheep imlustiv and Happenings m the Last Six Months” Di Sid Smith Shoshone will preSPOKANE Wash (T)— Henry W of the Idaho Wool side Collins Portland western vice presl Grow7rs‘’Tssoc dent of the Farmers’ National Grain ment numbers will be given L L Breckenrtdge Twin Falls estimates the Oiegon corpoiation noithern Idaho and Washington president of the Iduho Hampshire Bleeders’ association has called tha wheat crop this year would be 68 bushels instead of 71 000 000 to annual meeting of thnt group for Tues80 000000 as estimated by private day at 7 30 p m at the fairgrounds to discuss ways of improving the breed traders and other agencies Mrs Minnie Depai tment of agrnulture figures nnd to elect officers for July 1 set Washington’s crop at Miller Salt Lake owner of Thousand 4h 000 000 bushels Springs ranch near Wendell H L Oregon’s 21 bushels and northei n Idaho about F inch Soda Springs and Charles Howland Riggins are additional die 10 000 000 Collins declared the Oregon crop rectors In charge of this event The Filer Kiwanis club Secretary would not be more than about 15000 000 and the Washington yield noPClnar said has arranged a banquet for more than 44 500 000 bushels He also) 6 30 p m Tuesday for all sheepmea land visitors at the ram sale discounted Idaho ciop figures SYDNEY Australia (IT— Two thousand kangaroos usurped a “kingdom" on 5000 acres 18 miles fiom Korolt in western Victoria They are starving the sheep out smashing through the fences and bowling over lambs wuth flying feet or swishing tails that stun them as effectively as bludgeons It is unlawful to kill kangaroos In Victoria hut sheepmen have appeiled to the state to have the ban lifted have TWIN John Thomas LOGAN — Some factors Influencing s the keeping qualities of onions were increasing studied duung the past year accordunder the 4H clyb pioject ing to the annual report of A L forestry ABERDFFN Idaho — Harvesting of r Wilson associate horticulturist of the is being shown by the young people LOGAN— Future Farmers of By JOHN DOUGLASS Agricultural Instructor Departstation Utah s nciu ly 4000 vaneties of barley at the agricultural recent to experiment of state the New Into according Australia ment of Agriculture South Wales county are putting practice In one Instance seveial crates of Aberdeen expel uncut station wrs beobtained from Paul M Dunn I was absolutely staggered at the method of dealing with the teachings of recent swine feeding onions were harvested before the tops gun last week under the rineetion of the wool in this country Evidently the wool is just shorn off experiments and demonstrations that had fallen Half of these w ere topped forester for the Utah Slate Agrlcul UHaiSlan Stevens ofjunior agionomist and placed in a venti- tural college extension service The agriculture Mast department the sheep and the whole lot Including the locks (small have indicated that pigs can be fat- immediately lated room to cure The other half enrollments for 1932 show 32 clubs of the bailey is ripe but some of tbe In as tened and efficiently cheaply 'late varieties have not completely were windrowed in the field and pieces) dumped In a bag for sale Utah as in the corn belt according to topped about a w’eek after harvest with a membership of 200 bojs andrlp(ntj On the big stations or ranches wool’ The 1912 The bailey is grown In 8 foot nnd E J Maynaid of the Utah State Ag- Both lots became rather wilted within girls in eleven counties sheds are built and fitted with as few davs atter pulling because of figures show seven clubs with 84 16 foot rows Just before the bailey annual husbandry ricultural college reas are machines many shearing is cut an identification tag is wound their Immature condition however membcis in five counties depai tment Washington and Juab counties lead around a few stalks to identify the quired The sheep are placed in is tbe rule that Is be they later hardened tbe clubs list each Millard with six vanetv Bnd Us location in the plot Onions fiom this same field were handy pens shorn and pushed down ing unanimously followed In convertIs cut with a hand sickle county has five Utah county foul The a chute to counting yards where they ing grain skim milk alfalfa pasture pulled when the tops had fallen Wasatch county thiee Box Elder and tied giain and the head of each bundle and field the windi owed in are wool branded and each shearers topped into other and supplements tankage about a week after pulling Part of Piute counties each two Salt Lake w i npped w 1th paper to insure that the count tabulated pork at present Tooele and Weber counties vaneties are not mixed In handling Now the wool is handled by a Delbeit Filth of Tremonton has a them were bagged and moved to stor- one clubSevier each Twenty six of the Fai h bundle is later threshed individ“roustabout" who throws the belly Utter of ten pigs farrowed April 12 age without being wet The other clubs are fust vear four second jeai ually in a small elec ti ic threshing were left lybut was to wool on a table on one side then Edueator 100 topped close poition that will pounds average machine The grain ls weighed and Explains Method in wqijjht at present Self fed on a ing on the ground during a rainy pe- and two third year organizations picks up the fleece and also throws it Most of the membeis aie boss be the result tabulated in a record book on a large slatted table There is a of Constructing Filling ration of chopped wheat tankage and riod of neariv one week After dry- tween the ages of 10 and 21 but the which contains the results of all exof ing these were also placed in storage knack in picking up the fleece so it a mineral mixture composed lub at Delta in Millard county is periments sime the bailey was fust In February both lots harvested does not bieak but falls on the table ‘Storage Plaee steamed bone meal 10 parts charof girls under the grown experimentally A wool classer and as as a blanket coal 10 paits and salt 5 parts His when slightly immature show'ed no composed entnely of Mis Moigan MrKav leadership Records Kept har had been those which or tear the decav at “skirt" off sistant then pigs are making maximum gains The bovs’ club at LaVerktn in Wash the outside bhort and dirty wool from LOGAN— Riethods of constructing the present time and will be ready vested mature and which "had been Records of many of the varieties has a woman as young county and filling a trench silo are explained for an stored before the storm showed con ington around the edge of the fleece have been kept for moie than twenty early fall market loader more decav those which The fleece is then classed according in a new circular entitled "The Trench vears If after complete investigasiderably The of forestry project as outlined by tion a Convinced Advantage to ta) strength tb) count (c) cleanli Silo" by E J Mavnard had been rained on were badly de- - the state club office variety does not show any deand the extension drawThe circular is illustrated by For the past three years Delbert’s caved ness i e freedom from burrs grass sired qualities it ls dropped fiom the is forester on under duectmn earned written A rather Interesting observation seeds etc (d) glossiness or sheen ings and photographs and ls list of active experiments spotted Poland sow has produced two It also con- litters a year and he is convinced was made relative to the color of the of the local county agricultural agents Cel yield mainly estimated on per- In a nontechnical style Dr Harry V Harlan pilncipal and a loral leaders and includes study silos for tains dimensions according these pigs have maiketed his grain to different lots The bulb scales of the of centage of giease local forest trees range glasses and agronomist in charge of barley ltives fed of to to animals number be the the best possible advantage On a big station (30000 sheep) about onions harvested immature had not plants poisonous plants birds and tigations U S depai tment of agri et developed the color characteristics rocks The club members Clyde and Cleon Anderson are feednine classes of fleeces are made On and tables showing the amounts of cnirymg on bailey study the culture has been animals different feed to 11 of White Chester an average station (3000 sheep) five silage ing a litter pigs of the variety whereas the color of forestry material and collect investigations at the Aberdeen sla to sjieci the best be considered "Corn of ten is on and soaked wheat gallons classes aie made those harvested mature was fully de- mens of theLiees tion 20 years In that time he has plants and What about the bellies and fleeces’ drop for silage wherever it can be skimmed milk daily seeking to bet- veloped The third and fourth scales rocks and mountgrasses the material in tested more than 4000 varieties for Professor Reed of ter their says brother the record successfully" on grown Some of these were hybiids They are always kept separate developed a more lustrous and uni- standaid form Observations relative yield the large stations The urine stained Maynard "It can be giown in most Anderson who in 1929 set up a Fu- formly distributed color than did to birds field and photographs made at the station Others have been trips on Cache From of 4173 Utah of ture record valley Faimer parts bellies the and taken from secured from all paits of the world wool is pounds those harvested in a more mature are contained In a record honk The Lr Harlan has gathered vai letics the rest put up In two classes The the north to beyond Utah county on per litter of 15 pigs stage club members will exhibit their work fleeces are graded into as many as the south and other regions of the LeRoy Stenquist is feeding a litter This experiment will be continued at their local fairs and at the Utah from the mountain slopes of Simla stale with ’similar climate Improved of eight Duroc Jersey pigs of ideal ag3th this year with onlon$ grown on state the terraces of Kashmir and the burn three classes fair in October Now take a smaller station or ranch Learning is a standard variety of corn type and quality the Davis county experimental firm The forestry project is outlined tn mg plains of the Punjab in India ” from Instructors at the Bear River high according to Professor Wilson of 600 sheep This grower realizes for silage and Egypt and In addi give five jeais of club woik each tion Algiers has acquaintances throughout that the wool must be presented to The concluding paragraphs of the school have invented and are perto be more advanced year succeeding the buyers in good condition All the circular are devoted to personal com fecting an ideal self feeder for pigs than the one previous The object is the woild who are constantly gather fleeces are skirted three grades made ments regarding the value of trench An old mowing machine wheel a to acquaint the young people of Utah ing and exchanging new varieties to of d livestock were Hundreds sack oil drum and in the fleeces while the bellies and silos with forest and range plants and wild be testtd and crossed with old van 1931 of feed ls saved from the drouth of cement are all that fleeces are kept seperate by necessary lfc by superviiing study of local nat eties silos Professor to construct this simple device which MayThis year at the Aberdeen station Now I have been told that here no stored in trench ural conditions of nard makes possible the self feeding difference is made in price whether reports nearly every vane tv of two row barbe will waste Trench Silo" no “The of and with the wool is classified on the ranch Copies gram ley known in the United States and practically Canada is being grown Most of them or not At home we have enotmous mailed upon request to the extension LeRoy Stenquist is using this type of are not being actively used in expen self feeder wtih good success wool storage houses where the bales service Utah State Agricultural ments of wool are submitted to buyers from lege Logan Fvery five years the entire Still in the Running lot is grown to replenish the seed and all over the world They know that the Returns Idaho— BURLEY fiom Lorenzo Cook high school boy to keep It fresh and vital to insure each bale submitted is a tiue repre who designed the monument to Jim fifth lamb pool shipped by Cassia germination In case some particular sentation of the lot of wool and arc that show farm county growers sheep Bridger at Bear River City has two therefore able to fulfill orders from specimen is needed somewhere in an 25 sold 200 $5 for and fat lambs the Poland-China Utters of tvpy spotted abioad regarding certain lines reexperiment 77 feeder lambs brought $4 40 The 20 still that are At some expel Invent station ex pigs farrowed March quired They realize that the wool 20 cut and close fat end very 50 are There in the running neatly plains Dr Harlan important develop whether fleeces or not are a straight as of classed fat home at the shipment at of Utah — litters the present IDAHO FALLS Idaho Countv iments might be taking place with pigs in line classification They can estimate as feeders With costs out the Agent W E time entered in this contest that will went Rawlings has warned some variety of this two row barley the length of staple yield Bnd the loo he uhlls ’ of a to wm decide the who is Bonneville netted LJn prize county farmeis to keep but some unfoieseen happening might spinning quality to the finest detail $3 free trip to one of the junior live the feeders an alert lookout against the appear-destro- y all the seed In that case wc Well known brands even in these hard soon The sixth lamb pool will leave times are fought for at the Sydney FILER Idaho— Preparations are stock shows on the west coast this for eastern markets This will pretty ance of the Colorado potato beetle would be able to supply them with fall of new seed the Outbreaks he are fiom this station said 20 pest wool sales m different languages being completed for the eleventh anSimilar but not so extensive ex Manager J H Manderfield of the well clean up present stock the becoming increasingly seiious In and with much enthusiasm nual state ram sale scheduled here and the advises committee Salt Lake stockyards who has ofother of the stale Of course we have lax growers as August 10 penmen! with onts and wheat are next shipment will probably not be The parts vallev In all other countries or perhaps a upper according to the conducted at the Aberdeen station Construction of pens for 110 lots of fered this year’s prize made a recent of until the first Septempart county agent is one of the fiw pota man who does not know how to class rams to be offered is under way The trip through Bear River valley to ready ber to growing sections in the state that V) hoot wool His wool is not sought by over- sales ring and grounds are being gone inspect some of the litters entered adW W Crop Exported Palmer agent county does not at the present time have Accompanied by seas buyers Ambitious wool students over preparatory to this large ex in this contest the from ewes be that vises separated Countv Agent R H Stewart Mark to fight the potato hug “If growers To Ileach Million Bushels or wool classers buy these clips and hibition of choice rams teacher of vocational agri- lambs now and kept on rather scant will keep a close watch for the beetle reclassify them to put them up later Colonel E O Walter and Dean Sul- Nichols feed until after breeding season The and for export All wool Is sold at auc livan well known auctioneers of the culture in the Bear River high school lambs should report Its appearance at once” POCATELLO Idaho — Approxi be put on the best pasmatelv 000 000 bushels of w heat will tion west will open the sale with Dr S and officials fiom the agricultural ture or range and they will be bet- he said "it enn be kept under control found Farm the if Future it should show up in fields here ’’ college they be haivested in Bannock countv this I have been absolutely staggered W McClure in the on now ter if ring The sale ers of the from some fed In grain He dedal ed that an infestation of Year C W Daigh county grlcultural region busily engaged with your methods of handling lettuce starts promptly at 10 a m in the mar best to the be into possible put and admims in the potato bug would mean an added agent predicts f:om Seattle— jour asparagus at Sac- special sales pavilion ‘at the fair farming operations cost of $12 to $15 an acre for control ramento — and very much admire your grounds The first offering being the tering to the wants of pigs sheep ket condition Although harvesting has begun not Produced locally by marand finished for cattle being grapefruit and melons from Califor- University of Idaho’s Suffolk stud ket or fitted for show Several smooth lambs from ten black faced ewes and in addition to the“ damago done to enough has been threshed to ascor NELSON-RICKtain number acre the of bushels per CREAMERY Your methods of packing and the balance of the entries selling m nia growing crops are being fitted and by a Mt Hoggin buck Boise valley and other potato areas but it Is expected to average about Salt £ak City marketing are ideal and an object les- the following order’ Suffolk range growthy calves Is fitting two black Garfield Day for the fall These shows 25 groomed he the have Present to said Indications allowed are the But to me bananas wool that and son pest get your rams Ilamp beeves that can be counted upon calves and two white faces includ- such a start that eradication now is crop will be fair this year Mr Daigh — as one of my friends said — are both shires Hampshire studs Hampshue baby to produce each pound of beef for ing a smooth blocky heifer that will said sold In bunches Corrie-dales virtually impossible range rams followed bv the feed required to make them step this fall Columbias and 30 Hampshire only two fifthson the marcoast Local livestock west and a 2 year old steer are produce beef ewes the way toward more effi- kets are demanding just the tv pc of Because of the convenience to the pointing voting cattle sheep and swine that cient meat production large number of purebred breeders these boys aie pioduung "There is and range operators assembled for Promises Real Competition only one logical market for farm! the sale a number of events are sched Rulond Anderson of Tremonton is crops today" Mr Mavnard said uled beginning with the Kiwanis a smooth blorkv polled Here- "They must be converted Into beef club dinner followed by the annual feeding ford calf that promises to offer some pork lamb or other agricultural commeeting of the state Hampshire real competition when shown next modities and these boys with true McCAMMON Idaho— Farmers In breeder both to be held at Filer fall On a ration of chopped barley and commendable optimism are various Bannock county agricultural the evening of August 9 and wheat with alfalfa hay this calf pointing the w'ay with young stock of localities at the instance of County at 10 a m the morning is Starting with carefully good quality and putting on a good gain Agent C W Daigh have made sure of August 10 ls the rame sale at Grant Theurer has' 13 purebred planned well balanced rations” their triumph over the sugar beet w eb Filer and that evening the midyear worm by spiaving crops that showed convention meeting of the grower ti ai f s uf pal asifc inroads fiom ov ei the entn e slate vv ill be livid The county agent accompanied by at Twin Falls Claude Wakeland University of Idaho entomologist visited Gem valley sections last week and to his amazement by PRESIDENT UTAH AGRICULTURAL (COLLEGE could not find a specimen Mr Daigh a few days previous having inspected a garden patch in the Central settleA GREATFR FARM BIREAU ‘forces It No doubt we will some day ment near Bancroft that was harborIIAGERMAN Idaho — Harvesting of arnve at that point In understanding ing a large generation after Utah many years agriculture the in Hagerman valley cherry crop Birds apparently had devoured Inst was ° week completed fruitgrowers them mtercsts That day is The web worm enu-e- d alarm In the announced Monday As the valley Is stronger organized form as the result sheltered the within walls of of the recent action of all the co not yet here Industry is certainly canyon Freedom Wyo section rei ently ex militant m all Snake are river crops usually operatives to unite as an organic partllhe United State' so is labot Agti peits being summoned with the re- about two weeks earlier here than on of the Utah state farm bureau Thetc'cullure must likewise for the time sult that the menace has been eradi- the of lands farm is thus higher adjacent cated An arsenate solution was used automatically mi luded in the be equally jealous of its place in uui — size of sections in Gooding Jerome and Twin (a m iuteflu w ith success In the spt ay ing fues Agriculture approximately 80 peri economic life campaign ll'' In Khoit of for economu nt of the pioduiers of the state and nothing ruin 'tuCUUI' This season was Inter than usual jjie farm bureau subject to later per those engaged in the industry unless due to thg more abundant snow in Ao w inch wc can give to It ec nnnmic advantages feeling of its administration the w inter and the frequent rains dur- becomes the largest comparable to those onjoved by other overwhelmingly ing the spring but oil the berry crops economic unit in the state brandies of Industry (Of couise ag and the sweet and sour cherries have This is of course as it should be iriculture in important ways is mrpe of Some of the crop Utah is by tradition and bv been deposed to rmnomus and lannot b actualjrior s was movto TWIN FALLS Idaho— Bean out further markets trucked pi edominnntly agricultural ruined ) The agi (cultural problem from south central Idaho riur and the balance was sold locally and piactne While the state is very evcnlv divided must largely be solved by the fm m ing log the Inst week more than doubled In surrounding towns We cannot expert 11S p vi i tan n and luial population the ers themselves the previous weeks corugnmints The fruit ciop is one of the best sentiment of the state makes Utah a d industry m org mired labor organist and were the highest for any week raised here the growers said Apri- strong champion of rural uhals and to wage this battle Three group this summer anording to a report cots are now coming oil with prouse the present low state of mining has have their own work to do received Thursday by the Tri State of a good yield Theie aie also some rmphnsired the stiength of lural life Must Re Borne In Mind Bean corporation from the Minidoka peaches and pears but the mam fruit in the state and our dependence upon ’ whirh are maturing it When factories and mines close Farmers through compart organl Bright offne of the Oiegon Short crop applrs Line rnihoad Of the 25 laia 21 went with prospects of an equnlly large down the people who operate them ration with the aid of killed repre fiom Twin Falls county and four Watei melons also constitute move out Farms never close down sentatives as employ es of the organt from Jerome county an Important crop and will soon be They may lose money but they go zation must see to It In It gislatinn This compares with 11 cars the pre- harves'ed on producing and supporting the poo in the org lnizabon of national credit vious week nine the wmek before pie who opr late them Someone owe faeilitles In taxes In road and school a that and low mark of six cars eaily Sugar Burls and Hay said that an aere of ground was the administration in important appoint re heavier In July The ihipments only peimanent thing on earth pi op ments to commissions Isand to the a In Inrrease sudden the from not foigot I Aid in Com Valley ertv tionted It las's fiom century to courts th it agruultuie milted demand from certain untcis ald Hint effiuinry and rleanll never worked out A mint rentiiiy — Is ln n’’-but the association had no reports life GRATE Idaho Sugar bce'4 and on the other hand In due time in public given new sup Thursday to lndiiate this may con hav will be the chief crops of Gem evltably becomes only a bole m the Port Agrirulture has suffered tre AS LOW AS tinuc Shipments during the wduter valley this season ground and a manlng camp a deserted mendously ln the past because and spring rnnged from about 25 to The second and final cuttings of village Which Is not mi attempt to netrlei t In these Important matters 40 car a week then dropped to less alfalfa will begin this week while the minimize the great value of mining Thu welfare of the state of Utah than that number for tlio last two beet harvest will begin In about seven which I so Important a factor In the will be served through widespread works Moisture conditions nnd fa economic life of our state but rather support of farmers oigamzed In an months vorable growing wenthrr aie con merely to express the enduring ria effort to make aitlrulate the needs INTER-MOUNTAI- N I FY VAI SUITS VHIFtT CFM of our ha ic industry ami to expres trihuting to rapid maturing of beets tuie of agricultuie — GRACE Id lho The fust wheat which will result In early harvesting the si rise of Juslne and right whlrli Distributing Forced By Neiesslly A fairly good giain ciop prim ipal is the volt e of agi u ulture he f irm shipment fiom Gem valley sun e early vs to was made last week Iv heat apd hai lev will be hary t sted It t spring Regarding the recent development bureau will siuiced in It present VALENTINE APPLIANCE CO CRAWFORD FURNITURE GO ttie Miller Muir Grain company of this 11101) the merit hailstorm not of a greater faim Inn ran In Utah lei large unrlei taking to the extint that HOME APPLIANCE SALES CO s dt Lake two ears being Inmli d The being the despolltr nS first indicated it be said that many pindiueia re it gives rxptc'sinn to both of these 101 MST 81 COND SOUTH oi tii i irn 1( SOI HI STtTK zrt w tu at was purchased fiom farmers Barley made a notable rer every fiom lurtantly gtmip Uieinsilvis Into i triinendous an dit may be said with Ce L A Why naught And they do it out oyercnijihasls the-- c crilh al nei es Callente Public Ctihtiea Co who had stored It in their farm gian the attack very little of it being a (lass or giini7ation Co Motor Furniture Brothers Service Taylor Crystal l(WS now only because urgent necessity Itlos irs la t fall CAUENTf MVAOA Mil roitp UTAH Ml trtA NrVADA wrNprii niAHo Box-elde- New Estimate Cuts Grain Crop TRENCH SILO’S Self-feedi- VALUE 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