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Soil Conservation
NEWS
By
JOHN
IHIT1
A farmer recently asked me what
ho should feed the fish in his farm
pond to make them grow. He then
told me that he had been buying
bread at the grocery store for th:> j
fish. It seems that ?he has been
feeding the fish six to eight loaves
rf bread a day for some time now.
This would make his fieh food bill
more than a dollar a day. Fish
do like bread and will eat it any
time they can get it, but it doe.,
not furnish encugh nourishment to
make them grow very rapidly.
In a pond that is properly stock
ad and adequately fertilized, f.sh
Kill grow well without any supple
mental feeding The purpose ?f the
icrtllizer Is to stimulate the groivth
of very small plants and anim^l'j
which are already present in water.
I'be bream eat large quantities of
hese microscopic plants and ani
mals whi:h are higo in .p.oteui.
t his food causes the bream to grow
rapidly .Jid to reproduce laje
nur'bers of bream fingerungs. The
oass in turn eat the b.eaim Lng.r
lings and they grow rapidly.
Fertilization of your pond should
start in early April and sh ;ul l ;
be continued throughout warm '
weather up until the middle oi |
October. When the weather cools j
iown, there U no advantage in i
Fertilizing the pond until .warm i
weather returns the next spring.
A couple of dollars worth.cf fertil
izer applied at three to six week
utervals will produce much more
growth than a dollars worth of
jread every day.
The hardest point to get across
:o pond owners is that the pond
should be fished regularly and
leavlly. After bcih species of fish
law spawned one time, no fish
which is hooked should be put back
a the pood. If a fish which U too
?mall to eat is hooked, feed It to
:he cat, or put it in the stream
oelow the dam If the little fish
ire put back in the pond, it won't
? long until there won't be any
thing but little ones in the pond. j
it is only by removing fish that
the remaining fish are given the
chance to frqw.
ASC NEWS
A total of 60.660 acres are sched
lled to be m t to forest trees In I
lus $Ut? UWJPT ASC's two eonser- '
ation programs. According to Zemi [
0. Rctcliff, Jr., Chairman of the
Agricultural Stabilization atfi Con
*rv?tf09 sytle Committee, ?.6ti0 j
acres are scheduled to be planted !
under the lMt Soil Bask Conserva
ion Reserve Program, and reqpjftste
>ave been submitted to ASC county
.Cflcea which would place an addl
ional 14.000 acres of forest seed
ings under tfce I960 Agricultural 1
Conservation Program,
At the required rate of 1,000
Geedltaa* P*r am this would re
quire 0O.aN.OOO seedlings. Accord
ing to Rateliff, the State Forestry
D?W?ln*nt nqy/ has on hand an
unpfe supply ot seedlings, however
fOflMrs to ?lace their
order* promptly If the planting to
IjmH.'yt Ir f I TMW Mlw I I ft,i,v gj! iTrft,
vO Df ilVUIl llAllMu tnre 18Biud.
Tto* art thousands and ttoous
nM, i 1 urif ")? ?
ends of acres ct marginal land in
NcrlCi Caie'.ina which, according t.
Hatcllfi, should be planted to trees.
Most of this land, he said, is not
suitable for any other use. Ever?
acre of trees planted on this mar
ginal land increase.: our overall
conservation progress just that
much.
ASC's conservation program can
1 be of a definite benefit not only
to Tarheel farmers, but to the
Tarheel lumber industry and to per
sons who will be buying lumber
for home construction, insuring that
MX- Mill have an adequate supply of
timber to meet our future needs?
a supply which Mill be sufficient
to keep lumber prices at reason
able levels. The Agricultural Con
servation Program provides some
incentive for farmers to undertake
important conservation practices
such as tree planting, where this
conservation would not otherwise
bo accomplished.
Order blanks for tree seedlings
; may be obtained at ASC county
l cffices, as well as from other agri
cultural agencies. "Farmers should
pla.-e their orders early to avoid the
rush and to avoid a possible short
age of certain varieti.s," Ratcliff
ssid.
Area Men
In Service
i "? < - m f> v" .
CHARLES W. NATION
Pvt. Charles W. Nation, son of
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Nation of
MUrphy, has been assigned to
Company A, 19 Battalion, 5 Train
ing Regiment, at Fort Jackson,
S. C., for eight weeks of Basic
Combat Training.
As part of his training, he will
be taught rifle marksmanship under
the Army's new TRAINFIRE pro
gram.
'He will also be taught drill, tac
' tics, bayonet and hand-to-hand
. combat, military courtesy, first-aid
I . .-id ether basic subjects.
JIMMIE R. CABLE
Jimmie R. Cable, aviation
machinist's mate third class, U8N,
son of Mrs. Verna M. Corn of Route
1, Marble, N. C., completed a Wo; id
iTTitory I correspondence course
Qct. 29 through tile U. S. Armed
j Forces Institute. Madison. Wis.
| H.- to serving Attack Squad
' on 145 at the Mir>mar Naval Air
' "? atlon, San Diego, Calif. '
JAMES T. GENTS Y
Army Pvf.' James T. Utwtfy. f$,
? if Mr. and Mrs.' DouMd fe *
, }<mry. 531 Valley Rlvfr A/i*. ..
Murphy, recently arrived : ta
i^ny ji.o is now f ot iW 7
lliii Armored Cavalry Hefbwfti ? -
Gentry, assigned 'to Company - 8
f Uic- regiment's 1st BaMamtu 'iii ? ?
jtiauUng, entered the Army ill
Apr.! of thi year and recetrad ?
basic tiaining at Ffcrt Koo%, gf. -
Gentry is a il*4 graduate if
Murphy High Scbocl and attend the
University of North Carolina. Hi
war employ e4 t>y B. F. Goodrich
Tir.- Company, Rome, Ga., before 'r*
entei.ng the Army. ?
JERR 1 W. HOWARDS ?
Army Specialist Four Jeryy 9.
Edwards. 23, whose wife, Ahrae, ??
lives at 10 Elix? St.. Spring Vfl- .1 ?
ley, N. Y.. completed the 12-*w#k 11
guided missile eiectrical-e<)uiptpeat 7~T
installation and repair course Nov.
27 at The Engineer School, Fort
Belvoir, Va. , * * -
The son oi Mr. and Mrs. Wayne "
J. Edwards, Marble, N. C., he em- -
tered the Army In February, ifff
EdwarJs is a 1855 graduate <*
Andrews High Schooiand was em
ployed by Pan American Airlines,
Cape Canaveral, Fla., before enter
ing the Army.
Kenny Jane Davis
Entertained.
With Pa jama Party ~
Mrs. Kenneth Davis entertained
with a pajaina party on Friday, ....
De.\ 4. at Iter home honoring her
daughter, Kteay Jane, on hat
thirteenth birthday.
Guests included: Adnlah Broern,
Trcacy Nugent, Topsy Headricfc,
Mary Arden Davis, Missy Wilson,
Ginger Smith. Sarah Alice Jeffries,
Sheila Gassett. Sheila Fsye Stiles,
Becky Jo Ray. Sandra Muntoehair,
Judy Brittain, Crete hea Bru^er,
Acs C lid well, Hoi lie Hy4e and
J arc Whitley.
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