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Aoocwclinff to Harry G. Silver,
county ajrent, the (lioe onid cultiva
tor are mot (far oyd Hill, of ithe
Middl Fork Coaitwunifcy m Madi
son Coumty, in growing com. IligJi
nitrogen fortili.ailion is jneoessary
in growing larg yields of onn(
par acre, but Boyd ifcHiiika (there
are easier ways of putting t!he
nitrogen down ithan with bucket
wihen the com is two feet itajl.
Boyd (hi as (proven to himself and
deroottiatrated to hia negiliboi
that conn cam be grown easier and
cheaper m (fact, com growing
fat the mountains can be (revolu
tionized. . How eoJ
On 1960 iBoyi 1m cooperation
with ftthe county agrieultwiral -
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gemzi, iranue vour ouuw
earn growing oa a demonartnttution.
The FIRST change was in fertili
sation, he used all the fertilizer
for the ' demonBtraitioin as pre-
plant put down with a fentiliBer
distributor and disked " to tne
soil asitrogen, jihoeplwrue, and
potash. . Ithe - SECOND change
was to inoreaee the nitrogen to
180 pounds per ecre the equi-
ent of 500 ipounids ol ammmonia
nitr&te. The THIRD ebamige WU
to a mew variety of conn, Pioneer
S09A. a variety with resiataince o
blight, good stand up ability, d
eood yield ability. Tuve UUUtfiUl
ehange was to spray the demon
stration acre with 2 V& poumds of
AAririn W 80 eiore tne - corn
daime wo. This spray eraetment
killed tihe weeds and grase and
elliimrnated ALL- cultivatioh, at
kept the conn clean. The Atrizin
was sprayed on with 30 gallons ot
water fast and easy with a tractor
sprayer. The results were good;
lso good in fact, that ail of bis 20
acres of eilage corn xn 1961 was
treated as the 1960 demonstration
are.
From 20 acres of leased land
Boyd rrew enough corn silage to
fill a bunker edlo 96 feet , long,
20 M. feet deem and a ttremich 16
feet wide 100 feet wide, about 8
feet deep, a itoM of at least 451
tons. An averaee yield of ,, 22.6
tana mer acre of com eilaee with
NO HOE,' and NO CUMTVATOR.
Snire. but at what coat
Bovd. . i& demonstration fammer,
got 30-10-0 ait $3J9 per ihuindred
nounda. bis 0-0-60 fimiumate of pot
ash) - cost $3,25 per ., Ihuindred
pounds, the Atnaim cost per
acre. A total cost for lertiliaaiUon
and weed -. control cbemioaV , was
ner aore-or 11.47. per ton
of silage a low ' cost' iShould
be bave vaid full may for the 80
10-0 bis cost would have been
81.61 mer ton of silaire for fentili-
ser anid Chemical for weed controL
IHow would von like to: 1. Make
earn eilage and nave at "laidrtfr
before it comes upT 2. Have no
topdreseing operation? 8. Get
higher yield for as small er email
er cost pec ton? , , t-
You. too. can irow corn , ne
easy way it's a revolution, but
no. secret Check with your coun
ty agricultural agents for details.
'Those visiUng Mr. and J'rs.
B-urns Hunter Suwluy "were Mr.
and Mrs. Lestor Lewis and daugh
ter, Annette, Mr. auwli Mirs. Scott
Warren and eon, Gregory and Mr.
Leonard Hunter and Mrs. Posey
Wilde Jr.
Miss Linda Carol bad Sunday
dinner with ber cousins, Jetae,
Audrey and Teresa Hunter. -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Btall and
soni, Ben ' were . visiting bis par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther BaQl,
Sunday.
. Mrs. Clarence Hunter and
daughter, Karen were - visiting
Mrs. Bnume Hunter Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ball were
visiting Mr. lamld . Mrs. lAiuber
Ball Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ball made
a trip to Greeneville, Temn., last
week. .
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