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Show Two Beryl 4-H Fair Winners Enter National Contest Dewey Olds and Carl Holland, two young 4-H Club membeis from Beryl, Utah will leave Dec. 5 for Tulsa, Okla., to participate in a national Junior Vegetable Growers Association demonstration demonstra-tion contest, it was announced today by the Iron County Extension Exten-sion Service. The two 4-H lads were the winners win-ners of the Iron County Fair demonstration dem-onstration contest and received further recognition when they captured first place in the state fair contest. The two livestock 4-H Club members have a rattier unique demonstration in that It deals with soil while they are members mem-bers of a livestock club. However, How-ever, the livestock men's interest hai, to be to a certain extent in soil and water. The demonstration deals with the water holding capacity of soil in relation to humus. The demonstration deals not only with the extra water capacity of humus soil but also points out the water waste from over watering. water-ing. Besides the participation in the county and state fairs the two lads have given demonstrations all over the southern Utah counties, coun-ties, They have met with the Cedai City Rotary Club, they have given their demonstration before the Soil Conservation district dis-trict supervisors of Iron County and Thursday, Dec. 3 they will give the demonstration at the annual convention of State Soil Conservation Districts at St. George. The trip to the national convention con-vention will be sponsored by the N'iVGA, and Stephen L. Brower, Iron County extension agent, and 'Dr. Milton Anderson, vegetable icrop specialist from the Utah ! Stale Agricultural College. |
