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"U your porn lias been. Injured by
the; chemical : weed , killer . 4-D
there is probably an explanation,
but it is not an easy one, say W.
G. Westmoreland, weed control spe
cialist for the State College Ext
ension Service. " , .
He says reports of 2,4-D injury
to com are coming in from all seo
tions of the state, Recent research
indicates that where ideal growing
conditions exist- plenty of soil mois
ture, the right temperature and soil
fertility- for some five to ten days
before treating with 2.4D, corn can
be very easily injured.?
Improper application of the chem
feat on Ki wm.H f- f ,
injury aWsays Westmoreland. i or onion-like leaves coming out of
the past few years the use of 2.4D " very tight bud It is known that
for weed control in corn has become juries are an indi
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olina. ssys the specialist. In working ,say Westmoreland.
out details of applying the chemical
u was xouna mat n is necessary, to
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direct the 2,4-0 solution in such a
manner as to prevent its going into
the bud of the corn plant In some
instances small amounts of -2,4-D
on the stalks caused certain injuries
says, Westmoreland,'-' j-;''';. v
In general it Was found that one
half pound of 2,4-D acid equivalent
per acre : was sufficient to control
susceptible weeds and that Of prop
erly used,, this : small amount had
little or no effect on the corn. An
amine salt formation was suggested
to the farmers for various reasons.
Injury to corn takes the form of
twisted stalks, slight to severe tem
porary yellowing of the plant, de
formed brace roots, stunted growth
year North Carolina farmers
hawe apparently had conditions right
for injury. When the air and soil
temperatures began to warm up in
May, conditions were practically
ideal for corn growth. The same
was true for the weeds. These ideal
growing conditions . coupled with
the careless use of 2,4-D accounts
lor most of the corn injury, says
the weed control specialist.
Once corn is seriously injured bv
2,4-D there is little chance of reco
very. If the injury is slight to med
ium, a reduced yield may be ex
pected, but generally the corn will
produce a near-normal crop.
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School Boards ECC
Greenville Problems of schc
boards of county and city school
systems anri of district committees
will receive study at a two-day work
conference scheduled for a 34-coun
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blleee on August 6 and 7.
Joining East Carolina College in
holding this conference will be the
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THE VUTUS
North Carolina School Board Asso
elation.
- Principals on the program Include
President John .D. Messlck of East
Carolina College, and NCSBA of
ficials headed by Dean Guy B. Phll-
liDS. Executive Secretarv - Treas.
urer of the association, Chapel Hilt
and Directors L. C. Kerr of Clinton
md Dallas Herring of Hose Bill.
State Association President B. J.
Ramsaur of Lincolnton also will par
ticipate on the program;
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Registration begins in Austin
Building on the East Carolina cam-
mis on Friday, August 6, at 5 o'clock
followed by a banquet in North
Dining Hall, with Dallas Herring
presiding and Dean Phillips making
the keynote address.
Group sessions in Austin Building
begin at 8:30 o'clock, with School
Board chairmen of county and city
organizations meeting with Dr. Al
lan S. Hurlburt, department of pub
lic instruction, Raleigh, and Presi
dent Ramsaur; district committee
chairmen meetina with Dr. J. K.
Long and Dr. Juason White, of the
ECC Deparment of Education; sec
retaries with Dr T.An W JpnlHns
dean o( th. and' mmhp '
shn rn,.ns with lV wi,hllr M
I Jenkins, University of North Caro-
Una, Chapel Hill; Gordon Ellis, Wil-
HUES, KENANSVHXE, X. C, THUESDAT, AUGUST 12, l"i
lard Swlers, J. L. Farmer, and G. It
Edwards.
3,109 Speedsters
Caught In July
RALEIGH The Motor Vehicles
Department reported today 3,109
arrests for speeding on North Caro
lina highways last month.
Speeding, reckless driving and
driving without an operator's per
mit normally lead the Department's
regular monthly summary of mov
ing traffic violations.
No operator's permit with 965 ar
rests was in second place and reck
less driving with 599 in third.
None of the offenses require re
vocation of driving prixilege s on"
the first count.
Other violations reported for Ju
ly included: failing to stop for a
stop sign 655; faultj- equipment 643;
improper passing 368; improper
lights 289; driving on wrong side
of rond 291; and fo'lowing too close
ly 183.
The total number of Tar Heel
offenders came to 7,497 for the
month. Out-of-Staters added another
1,977 to the list.
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