Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, May 31, 1963, Page 9, Image 9

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SHERMAN GOV NT Y JO l’RX %!., MüRi», OREGON
Grange Encouraged
By No Vote in May 21
insect cantToi are a\ ¿liable a t yourj W heat Referendum
Extension office. Some include: |
County Ramblin’s
to vote for a sound
gram.
Wheat la-ague Show
E.C.-564, Fly Control; E C .-655, |
More basically, the Grange is
Control of the European Earwig, |
1 com m itted to encourage f a r m
The Oregon W heat G r o w e r s Extension Bulletin 747, Vegetable,
The Grange will continue e f­
Lrague Junior Livestock show is
program s which will a) proviile
Garden Insect Rests; Spray Sched-
scheduled for Ju n e 6-8, Seuffert 1 ule for Home Orchards, E.C.-565;, forts to put a sound W heat Cer­ 1 farm ers, b> reduce Government
Building, The Dalles. 4-H a n d ‘ Bees anil Wasps; and several i>th- tificate Program into operation
For more than a decade, we have farm program costs, c) restore to
FFA members f r o m Sherman
I er specific anil CSDA bulletins.
•ivate tra d e rs the responsibility
Ixxm urging acceptance of the
County are planning to partici­
Call or stop by the office for G range Certificate Program as the for m arketing pnxesses, d> retain
pate in the livestock judging and
only sound approach to the wheat for producers tbe responsibility
show m anship contests and m arket copies.
Apple
Worm
Control
problem. We view the negative for control of surplus, e> assure ,
classes.
F irst spraying fo home o rc h a rd . vote in the Referendum as noth­ farm operators a maximum degree
A s p e c i a l caicass contest is
planned again this year. E v ery ­ apple worm o r codling moth con | ing more than another postpone­ ol freedom in the management of
one is invited to visit and take irol is now in order. Applications m ent of acceptance of t h e s e th eir own business and. finally,
part in the show activities. Com­ should lie made as blossom petals Grange recommendations. Though f) achieve a pricing system p er­
plete schedule will be provided fall. Control can tie achieved by we recognize the vote as a t cm- m itting agricultural products to
I spray w ith a combination of DDT. porary setlxick, we shall not aban­ find their normal m arkets accord­
later.
don our long-time Grange objec­ ing to end use domestically and to |
and malathion.
Soil StewanLshlp Week
M ixture for the spray is two tive; instead we will diligently achieve reasonable and equitable
Soil Stew ardship Week, a na­ tablesiwons of 50% w ettable D D 1 continue efforts to achieve that access to m arkets of the world.
tion-wide observance which places powder and two teaspoons of 50$; objective, however slow our nor
With these objectives in mind. I
em phasis on m an’s obligations to 1 em ulsion concentrate (liquid) of mal Grange process may require the G range will . . . as in the past 1
God as stew ards of the soil, w ater
. . . give careful and sym pathetic I
malathion per gallon of water. us to approach it.
and other related resources, was
In the meantime, we aro to a consideration to any p r o p o s a 1
; This m ixture Ls also effective for
celebrated May 19-26.
general spray around the yard for equitable income opportunities to which offers promise.
This year’s observance, with the most insects. The only additional
theme, “We T urn Our Eyes to the mat* rial to add would be Nelthane j
F utu re,” underscores the respon­
w here red spiders m ites are not |
sibility which each citizen has in j
! being controlled w ith malathion
meeting the responsibilities of soil
Control of apple codling moth
stew ardhip. The Sherm an 9oil
1 by periodic spraying is possible.
Conservation District and some 2.- Spraying is suggested every three j
930 companion D istricts through j weeks for along w ith the petal .
out the nation and Puerto R ica.; full application for five sprayings. ,
through their State and N atio n al.
Feeding Animal Eat
Associations, are sponsoring this .
When five per cent animal fat
event for the ninth consecutive
was used to replace five per cent >
year.
Through the 1963 theme and r.iilo in a ration for w eaner calves ,
promotion literature the program , at the Nevada experim ent station, ‘
points out: “With each passing daily gains increased 28 per cent
year, the pressures on our limited and feed te q u iie J i»er pound of
supply of resources are lieing com-1 gain was re a ce I 23 per cent. This
pounded. More and more people I work was c nducted by Dr. V. R.
■ T ? V-
each year put more and more of Buhman.
When fat was fed to cattle on
our resources to use. T h e de­
mands increase for housing anil | a protein deficient diet, the level
highways, for food anil filler, for m the bU 1 was lw.ee the normal
industrial anti recreational sjiace. amount. W m n an adequate am-
and for all the other mounting I ount of prote.n was then addeil to
needs of growing society. As good | the anim al’s diet, th e level of iat
stev/arils, there is need to tu rn was reduced m arkedly. B l o o d
our eyes to the future, anticipat­ cholesterol followed the same p at­
ing the requirem ents of tom or­ te rn in this Nevada study.
F a t control in the ration of
row, in order that we may e x e r­
cise intelligent guidance anil put i thee cattle was from three to 10
wisdom against waste. The an ­ per centt while normal h u m a n
swer to the question of the futu re j diets contain 30 to 45 per cent fat.
lies in o u r understanding and ac­ , Dr. Bohman suggests that if this
i same relationhip exists in human
tion as God’s stew ards today.”
Home and Garden Insect < ontrol I diets, adequate levels of protein,
Tiie wet spring has lieen favor­ , such as red meat, would limit the |
able for development of many in­ amount of fat and cholesteral in
sect infestations. Several Sherman hum an blood.
Corn tians have reported unusual­ ( alt Tatooing Recommended
ly heavy insect problems. E arly
Memlier of the Oregon Live­
control with chemicals as proven stock Advisory Committee have
tative m easiue will be helpful.
lecommendcd the tatocing of new­
Several leaflets and bulletins on born calves in the ear as a means
of discouraging the theft of young
calves. The com m ittee, w h i c h
I960 (AlC .Suburban Carry-
,-erves in an advisory capacity to
all 4-Wli. dr., V-ti Engine,
the D epartm ent of Agriculture,
4-S|»ee«l Trans.
made this recommendation at the I
2595.00
April 23 m eeting In Salem.
The com m ittee a l s o proposed
I960 W illys l-Wli. Hr., s ta ­
that cattlem en w ith brands use
tion Wgn. 6 cyl. Engine,
Perfect Condition.
th e brands fur the tahxi. Because ’
as many as six pessuns may use
1800.00
the same brand by having it in ,
1961 W illys 4-Wli. hr.. Pick
a different location on the animal |
up, New Car 4'onditlon.
t h e com m ittee suggested t h a t 1,
1995.00
num bers from one to six lie used I
w ith the tatoo of the brand to in ­
1960 htwlge Long Wh.-B.
Pick up, V-H Eng., I-Spd.,
dicate the position of the braml
Trans., Wkle Box
on the animal.
For t h o s e cattlem en without
1595.00
brands the committee recommends
I960 Falcon B andirla, P. V.
the use of a design, num ber or in­
excellent Condition, l.ow
itial as an identifying m ark to
mileage.
assist livestock inspectors in Iden
995.00
tlfying stolen calves.
By Sherman County Agent/»
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The National Grange
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