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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
Home of the Croft Lily
Bulbs & Bulb lets
and seed form ation.
P la n ts respond in various m an- |
tiers to this influence of overfeed- j
ng. Some ire ¡m ured ¡ess e a s ily
J ihan others. In a ll cases, a t least
Official Croft Lily Growers News items y nd * product,
hi low
,r r eed
s an
a lialanced
n u tritio
n I
Chetco Home & Auto
Supply Company
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is essential. Phosphorus and p o t-j
unavailable form, also a good >rSh should be applied along w ith)
C O M P L E T E H A R D W A R E L IN E
hum us content and proper so il:»he m inor elem ents.
B rookings
O regon
aeration md reaction for bene-
\ knowledge of th e soil h is to ry '
, fin al microorganis&ms. then what relativ e to crops, com m ercial fer-
a.
would be the result of a heavy tilizers and cover crops h as been
>n
j
application
of nitrogen just as m entioned as a guide. A fu rth e r
C onsiderable has lx»en said
th e u b ject: “Soil resting andl> 'ou were com ing into a w a r m istudy of the dem ands of the p ar- f
ticu lar crop is valuable.
P la n t Feeding,” fhe field men o< j w e ath er condition?
)ne
would
have
the
am
ount
J
T here is a need for special cau -i J
b u reau of n u rse ry service are :re-
quently approached with th e re -« °i fertilizer applied p l u s th e, tion about applying fertilize r. It i
quest to obtain a soil analysis am ount ’hat w as txfom ing avail-- |S safer to have a w ell-p rep ared 1
for a ce rtain piece of ground. This able rom ‘he activity of air. wa- ,md fertilized soil a t tim e of the I
is a n a tu ra l request. However, b r and organism s on ’he soil par-j p lan tin g th a n to co u n t on side- •
th ere a re ce rta in obstacles in the tid es. Hus would be m u n d e te r-- dressing. Side dressin g m ay give! J
w ay and «in explanation will how mined im ount but »muld lie guag- excellent results. W hen the p lan t i
the lim itations and difficulties en*f «"d om ew hat by a knowledge of | has ad ju sted to a grow ing con- j
countered, in rrtost cases i ««oil I the crop history and hum us con- dition its re -a d ju stm e n t to added •
«RYSTAL SALAD SET
analysis would be secondary’ to te n t of the «oil. >uch as b arn y ard I p lan t food m ay be d e trim e n ta l to
o th e r guides of a practical na- m anure or cover crop. Now as a {proper flower o r seed production.
ture. Dr. R. K. Stephenson, of! result of this e x tra high p l a n t -----------------------------------------
O re g o n S t a t e C o lleg e,
:ve full food factor
i v e r y e x c e lle n t |Ju|b Prices Set It
PYREX NESTED BOWLS
..x p i .n . , IOB
,h,
r.;w.h, w«,uM h r .«forded, unless
j
T ues.
w e£t •
Die purwfiv .oil ’ests .¡re ¡sed v‘ ff>on<
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by certain soils jieople md they
Right here a first injurious re-
si-
MIRRORS
• Io give fairly accurate determ in- action should lx» m entioned. P lan ts i
ation of nitrogent. phosphorus tak e th eir food in by osmosis inspections also will lie m ade of
and potash. The equipm ent need- which is a stro n g e r solution w ith- all g rad in g plants,
CONSOLE SETS
ed is rn r^er expensive inri 'he m the plant root th an ex ists in ;
in settin g these prices and to i
«»hemical reagents used d e te rio r-»th e soil. T h erefo re if one applies • stabilize the industry, prices w ere
ate rapidly and must lx* replaced fertilizer to the am ount of c re a t- set so th a t grow ers could not
oi,Pn
mg a stro n g e r
solution in the underbid jobbers in sale to the i
Phere are
a h e r m ethods of soil than ex ists in the p lan t one greenhouses. A su b sta n tia l dis-
*o»l analysts. Dus lest ¡md o th er! will tend to rev erse the move- count to jobbers will be allow ed
tests give l» th available md tin -.tn e n t of m oisture from the plant, on orders of over 500 cases, to
available nitrogent. phosphorus and injury will result.
am ount to som ething like 10%.
and jxjtash. Of more im portance
Again, suppose th e re is an «»if
S ev eral jobbers, present .after
to the grower is an indication of w e ath er condition of ex trem ely prices bad lx*en established, said
'h e available plant fo«xi. Proper cold or w arm , when the plant is they w ere glad grow ers bad vol-
I>hysicnl condition of the ' o t 11 m this highly stim u la te d condition u n ta rily tak en these steps, as it
makes for proper aeration, w a te r of grow th. It is then jx>ssible to j w°tild do m ore th an an y th in g
holding capacity and biological i h av e a yellow ing o r distortion ’MR1
m ake C roft lily grow ing
activity, which in turn Iib e rn te ; develop w ith a serious loss of a profitable and stab le industry,
some of he unavailable p lan t I production. S om etim es s u c h <u Every grow er is urgtxi to pay
stim u latio n re su lts in jxx>r f r u i t . s tr,c t a tte n tio n to grade an d the
W here there is a soil w ith a i set. The v eg e ta tiv e grow th facto r ’ l,r,C(‘s ;ls s®t. inasm uch as the j
good supply of plant food in a n i i s out of b alance w ith m a tu rity fu tu re of the industry hangs upon ;
th e adherence to this action tak - ■
en at axm » Bay. G row ers p r e s e n t. 1
I felt th at the d irec to rs of -th e i
Co-op, especially M ark C. C otton,
have |x*rformed an o u tstan d in g
service for the in d u stry
«boil>i»caitem M eeting la S et
D elegates of all lily g row ers! j
{ issociations. of W ashington, Ore- i
j gon and C alifornia, ire invited I
to atten d m o rg an izatio n meet- )
¡ng of Pacific Lily G row ers. Inc.. 1
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set tor May 23 a t Coos Bay. fhe* |
One Show — Box Office Opens 7:3d p. m.
t-or Blasting Powder
i Pacific Lily G row ers is the over- j
ill organization, destined for th e j
j educational aid of th e grow ers. i
Some ten different associations! j
j sent delegates to the Tuesday j
Friday and Saturday. May 10-11—
j m eeting at Coos Bay.
W iIson Freeman
Brookings, Orei
Among local gro w ers a tten d -
ng the Coos Bay m eetin g w ere:
i \. E. Sandbo and H. T Jam es,
i as rep resen tativ es of The C roft
Lily G row ers Association. R a y
S treubm g, and Mrs. May S tafford.
Ul re tu rn ed W ednesday, feeling
With (Jan' ('«Hiper, Merle Oberon and Wal
much had heen accom plished.
Fertlizing Land
Mostlv Overdone
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Wednesday and Hiursday. May 1« and 17—
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With .lean Arthur. C an (Irani and Ronald
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Picnic Is Planned Bv
P.-T. A. For May 22
P lans for the P.-T. A. picnic,
on W ednesday, May 22, a t noon,
at Xzalea park, have been com
pleted. w ith ail g rad e md high
v.'ie. a students x*ing nvited. fhe
j plans w ere m ade by Mrs. Jac k
Young md Mrs. Jo h n D arger.
Since rhe a ffa ir is to lx» pot
luck, everyone is asked to bring
toud. P rizes will he given for
w inners n races am i gam es. Ail
p a re n ts who .»an come. u e urged
to com e w ith th eir children.
M essrs P au l Jones and Louis
H. i raver, xuh of K la m a th Fails,
were rw e n t business visitors in
lnx»Kmgs. stopping at the home
of Mr. C ra v e rs sister, Mr* W al
te r Jones.
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