7. C. FRIDAY. JULY 24, 1953.
PAG3 THREE
tmmum viv it--.
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Qi'jon: -e f g ,,bs really
tape - , ' ' - ? J
. Aj , ,u , Aeen feed is
, one W invUi. and bat feeds for poul
! try. ; Providing, an ampe,,upply or
as great a portion of the year at pos-
. 1 Ln.I la an important phase of poul
' try production.! Some good green
grazing crops: Ladmo clover, alfal-:
fa, lespedeza, soybeans (especially
good for ttueyB))lfyegra8j and crinv
. ; son clover Others includludzu, Ber-
1 muda grasst other permanent pas
'plants the ahnft, nd smallf
iure-pi
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ns;ta?tlis fa sOTifiMn.
y Question! Y l jfotat36naT gifezIng on
' natit 'range practical T ' g ; '
AiOwer: As long as ranges are
5 modetatfeljte grazed, "farmers' . should
- ,, feel free to use them in the most don
( venielattwsy.'f Iff hoVtiverJ ebttra Pla-
bor, fencing, and watering places jar
, required for rotational rrazinnr. then
, continaous,- grazing would be more
practical.." t H itvWMM .,y,,.f v..
- 2 Question: Just how should I place
" ! artificial lights in my chicken house?.
! Answer Lights stimulate egg lay
ing. 1 They have some influence on
f yearly production and will help in-
crease the number of eggs during fall
' and winter. Morning lights are the
t most popular of the many systems
- . used. Place bulbs six f eet above
' floors over feeders and waterers.' Use
' a 40-watt bulb for every, 2,00 square
feet floor space.- Reflectors should bei
ie inches wide and four inches deep.
, Do riot increase or decrease length of
oay ny more than 15 minutes. L-'ghts
'" on Pu'try,Brti turkey -breeders are
profitable. Place lights on breeders
- t three weeks before hatching eggs are
. . desired; on turkey breeders two weeks
before niacins' in breed in v w
Question: ... How can I get rid of
- jo-inson urassT. v . .
Answer:' ' Following a thorough
- disking, during the early part of the
- growing season, apply 60 to 100
- pounds of trichloroacetic acid, equival
i ent to 40-50 fi-allons nf wnt-
However, TCA renders the soil sterile
lor su to o days.
U 3. -Question: Just what is required to
make cotton seed meat rortWaA aaA
growers regulations?
"T ' Answer: Cotton seed must be pro
duced from breeders seed or second
generation certified seed. '
i Question:. Could you give me some
' idea how the ' different beef grades
dress out as far as weight is con-
cemea : '
Answer: percentages given are es
timates ana on a chuiied weight basis.
Prime, 62 ner cent and over; r.)iniA
i 59 to 62 per" eent; good, 56 to 59 per
cem; commercial, 63 t 56 per cent;
utility,. 47 'to 63 per cent, -and cutter
and canner, 43 to 47 per cent
Question: Is the electric light trap
lor ine control or nornworm moths in
tobacco practical ?
Answer: Research done an fan
tends -to indicate that the Use of such.!
a iignt does not materially affect the
' number of worms nor the number of
'. injured plants in a given area. -
Question: How can I control wild
growths of honeysuckle?
, ; Answer: Honeysuckle can be fairly
well controlled by the use of the
equivalent of two pounds of 2, 4-D
acid in 100 gallons of solution when
, the solution is applied as a wetting
spray to the loiiage. The amine form
of 2, 4-D should be used. Be careful
not to get any of the material on
your flowers or ornamental plants.
' - Question: How can I get rid of a
i swarm of bees in my house wall?
Answer: Clapboard buildings us
: ually afford excellent places for bees
to settle. It is very easy to make the
bees go away if discovered early.
Simply use household spray, kerosene,
gasoline or carbolic acid swabbed or
sprayed around the entrance and the
bees will take the hint and leave. 'If;
- the swarm is of long standing, take
away the queen. -
Question: How do I establish a sod
waterway, for natural drainage?
Answer': Small valleys are thebe
ginning of Btreams an, ate:' just as
much a part of a natural water dis
: posal or -drainage system": as r the
streams themselves. 1. Locate field
waferways in valleys for' -"natural"
dra.. -e. . 2. Sod with . permar;:rJt
type iorec crop. 3. Select the crop
s ' --ted to the soil condition, ' 4. Do
a f.rod job of preparing t" a land. 5.
U. e l'Tie and fertilizer as recommend
!. ;.uwU iiEturnl valleys or depres
t .-'.'s in a field are fen cleared as a
t -t cf ' e ci.'Jvf.ted field. When
. i is t 3 ti-i t' -y thoi be cov
f h'jfir' ,' I; -rr.t type
- ' t c 3 f d Iiiit"' J""-
.3 1 l i t;.e co ' i i e ' " "
t : I c ' . . "
f ' ! i) Li.,, i r..;n , . r is c
''-i tj I e i; U s:i y:t.rway.
i
Cu.
root I )
An!"
i: ' How can
i r-T-?to-Je jn
I control
my vc-'
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bron roivture, .OE.jLlcamon.
iiirci lruh ivaH sirtl jdi rJrH'-
Question! - How should. I start my
chicks? i - e .i ,. - . ,
( Answer:' Place, feed before ,the
chicks in the very beginning. Start
heavy breed - chicks on chick grains
the -first two days; then provide mash
in the hoppers .(3 to 8 pounds of
feed' will produce one pound of meat)
Take Soil Sanroles
Si OW. I J? Of, si? all JjTOplS
- :.'." '-f Jiffi v h ,
ow is a- gooa ums to nave sou
samples tested from fields to be plant
ed to Ladino clover pastures, small
grains and other fall erotis. accord W
to W. C. Johnson, soil testins snecia-
list 'with' tiie State Department's of
Agriculture. j.' . -i - f.
. Johnson says many, of these soils
may need lime and says it is best to
apply the lime and work it into the
soil two or three months Wnro fh
crop is planted. And it is always best
w appiy suiiicient lime to last sev
eral years. ' A soil test is the only
sure way or knowing just how much
lime is needed. . . -J
Johnson says that in order to ob
tain the best results from soil tests.
farmers 'should follow 1 sampling in
structions printed on the back Of the
information sheet, which can be ob
tained from local v&ericiiltiirfll sown-
cies, along with sampling boxes and
mailing cartons. . ' .
Fields should be divided for snmn.
ling according to past cropping, fer
tilization, ' liming practices, and dif
ferences in soil conditions. The farm
er should take at least one sample
for every fiveracre area. "The prin
ciple in. taking a good soil sample,"
Johnson says.- "is to ohtain a slim or
core of soil from the plow layer (us
ually six mcnes) rrom 15 to 20 spots
scattered over the field.".; All of these
cpres or slices should be put into one
box to represent the soil in the area
on which information is desired. '
t Send the samnles to t.h Snii Toot.
ing Division, State Department of Agr
ncuiture, Kaieigh, and in about two
weeks you aret a renort Rhoun'no- fha
results of the tests and RIlirirPRt.inna no
to liming- and fertilization practices
ior me crops to be grown for the
next three years.
.Vice Doisons nleaaure. nnnainn fa.
t t r I. -.p
sines it. temnerance skmons if in.
nocence purifies it, beneficence doubles
it, friendship multiplies it.
Chinese Proverb
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