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Show Experts Foresee Farm Machinery Different Grass Strains Show Yield Variation DearthExpected 4-will be reached in Full Harvest Utah about Oc-,tober 10, when sugar beet harvest gets well under way, according to + , For 1947 o£ FRIDAY EVENING; Morris Taylor; supervisor of th« Utah State farm labor program who is working with Mr. Gaylord whUe he is in the state Farm labneeds will.remain high until the last sugar beet is out of the or "/# ground, some time in early Novem- LOGAN. Oct..4-Even though Difference in yield^and western wheatgrass were I ber, Mr. Taylor said. on cornfarm labor situation *O^« "The farm labor program is still grown and of six side side by different strains I use ara e from ot sixrecently bl areas, using seed the through ever- was during the being operated' on the idea that than - se td+0 TranEe reseeding experi- reseeding nursery at Ephraim years, most of the crops m every bit of available domestic l°^? et f, d thnValors flat range the grass-breeding nursery at Lo-and surrounding states will be ielp should heu tilized before qutments , The highest yield of harvested without loss this fan. of-state workers are brought in, ta nS^°V--««WASHINGTON, Oct.nu (AP)-was 4620 grass of pounds air-dry This o ·he O farm labor officials said. About The agriculture department pre-1 the area according to Reed w. prediction forage per acre. Lowest yield was Gaylord, western rtir»te that,supplies of farm ma- ^b^;i,,, dlrec istor, 30 per cent of Utah's sugar beet director, u. 3. iui412 with acre, per pounds 4207, crops this year will be taken care program, who service chinery, attachments and repair estSix 907 and 742-pounds, respec- farm, labor of by domestic help, they-predict. strains of smooth bromegrass ,?, _r_i ___ ;,,* witfi 1947 planting and parts for the from obtained four other tively, cultivating seasons will show littstrains. if any increase over the past for 1946, but they were not evalu-Wheatgrass Yields year. ated in terms of dollars. Yields of the strains of wheat-Continued shortages of materials were 3300, 2722, 1897, 1567. were-said to be adversely affectisaid farmers grass G d°ep n £tm P ent and 907 pounds of air-dry,forage and also ng production. will Day higher wages per acre. All strains were grown Output for the past year was She? prices for feeds, equipment irrigation under strictly about 5 per cent below the relat-Sing materials fertilizers andrange conditions where precipitalevel of the pre-other supplies, at ively favorable would least througn tion is 14 inches. The collecting, have eben vious year, but both the and testing of strains, and species, better, the department said, extogether with investigation of cept for labor-management disputes v a a b y a n d efficiency methodsfarm removing brush and in major machinery plants. ceding the land are' all steps in Ample Tires Seen the research program of determin- tion. The department said further imng how much can be done towprovement in the farm motor Not Available ard increasing the supply of Seed a transport situation is expected in strains ot The high-yielding range benewith incidental fotage 1947. It said also that supplies year the coming will during watershed fits of providing better of tires of all types are expected higher than for any year oncover, officials said. to be ample. rd the of except peak 1920, stockmen Arrangements are reseeding investigations It predicted that prices of mostthe World war T boom. Land atRange however, to increase ing forward, and intermountain the forest items of new machinery will be values" have been increasing at the sefds oTM desirable strains which are in station than reseeding year. this higher 1 P« cent a month since require from three to live The department also forecast a rate of charge of Dr. George Stewart undMeanwhile, plantings can Q41 The er-Reed illustrative higher level of farm production T "If Bailey. future developments con- strains were grown by A. Perry be made to great advantage from costs in 1947. It said farmers "outunselected stock seed of the Plummer, one of Dr. Stewart's asof-pocket" operating expenses mounted from something less than sistants. Other men helping to most suitable species, foresters :onduct the studies are: Joseph PH.°ppirtic°3Uy all varieties of culti $6,200,000,000 in 19'40 to nearly $11,3N N O E X T R A R land values becomes serious, tne Robertson and Neil Frischknecht 00,000,000 in 1945. crops have been developed department said. N O E X T R A W O and Ma- i in Utah, A. C. Hull, Further increases plant breeding or selection^ rion Taylor in Idaho, and R. M.by on work methods. Selection grass For the whitest Hurd in Nevada. Some of these strains were sel- is in its beginning phases, but was point- washings ected in the grass breeding nurs- promises great results, it c k Q u ery at Logan, by Dr. Wesley ed out. Startling Bia5t^« 'it . 31 THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINER 4,1946 OCTOBER HAVE TO SKIMP ONUSIHG is. le, ; 77'COSTSSOUTTIE il I Jr., _ __ NOW! 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