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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1961)
County Agent's Office Greens Shipments Free of Inspection By N. C ANDERSON Lach year we receive many qurftiiuna concerning the fctilp ment ul I'rirUitmaa green to IrietxU In other Mate. Many tieoiile kduvv that there are re klriitiutm on the hiiment of many flowers and plants out of Male and think to make ure what the restrict Ions might be concerning Christmas greens. The State Deartment of Agricul ture rcently announced that Oregunlana who wlbh to send ( hriMmati greens to their friends in other states may do so during the holiday season without In giiectlon or certification. This In- ciuU-. Christmas trees, evergreen wreaths or boughs. Including pine or holly wreaths. Pacific Northwest wheat sup plies at the start of November were estimated a shade under one hundred million bu.shfls, that was thirty-five million less than a year earlier and 53 mil lion less than the rive year average for November 1. While attending the Oregon State University all start con ference last week we found that the new centralized, multi-pur pose radiation center planned to be erected there Boon will enable more than twenty different de partments In six schools in carrying out programs in rad iation research and training. While we usually think of rad iation as being concerned with nuclear warfare, we found that there were 50 or more major radiation research program cur rently being conducted at Ore gon State University In such areas as sterilization of meat and seafood, insecticide resistance and insecticide residue In plants and animals, affects of radiation on the nervous system, determ ination of piston ring wear In diesel engines, improvement of quality control In forest products and plankton Inventories in Ore gon coastal waters. Major pro jects are now underway In the m-IhmiN of agriculture, enplneer. . E. P. Jack and Dun llydcr all of Ing, forestry, home economic. I OSU will be on the program pharmacy and science. The crn- mnte January Is usually a busy ler will be designed to insure month and ranchers neea to tie absolute safety fur handling of termine which meetings they high levels of radioactivity. More can work into their schedule. It than 50 laboratori-s, spt-clallzed would be a suggestion that they rooms, offices, conference rooms mark these thre dates on their and shops are included in the culendar. Ssslons will be hell plans fur the two story strut'- from 10:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to ture. 3:00 on each of the three day Have you properly stored Control of parasites par tic chemicals out of reach of child- uUrjy uormi n rumlnants-j-r-e ii ii mm lum-iru any uiai o i left over so they can be avail- sents a continuing and serloui able fur use next year? It Is best problem to herd managers. to dispose of small amounts of The present accepted method leftover chemicals, But do not I of controlling worms Is to stock dump them In ditches or drain- pastures rather sparsely, rotat age ways, for they will be wash-ling pastures at 30-day Intervals eu into streams which may and periodic routine worming. poison rish. However, some recent research Arrangements have been made work In England, backed up by for an interesting farm-crops further study In Australia, seems shortcourse which was planned to indicate that, occasionaly, earlier this year. The three-day I some self-immunity to worm in affair, which will be held on Jan-1 Testation must be produced. If uary is, i and , win cover this were nut so, all animals a variety of topUs suggested by grazing on heavily Infested pas steering committee members lures would soon be bo loaded Fritz Cutsferth, Larry Campbell with worms that they would all and lion llaguewoou. Scheduled die. ror tne iirst session is ur. bod The question arises on how II. ...... I .... t a" 1 I I ...U ...ill I . . ... i uwi-.hu.i vi u.-iu who win u.a- nfion animal Khould ho ilo irrl cuss aisesaes or wneat inciuuing Tne obvious answer is "when toot nna root rots ana stripe rust, they need it " ir. uuimau uuci; ui uic rim r,i Amr.iA. .kn..i,i InTann n periodically and an egg count iAl f-hnrnrtorUfl,- tnr milling Prnt. ThlS WOUld allow the well as yields, strength of straw PS medlclne t0 be adm,n- and other points which are con 10- Htrwf GAZETTE-TIM IS, Thursdor. Decembei 14. 1X1 SeW('ng Club Elects Of VtCCtl For YcOf sldered. Protein premiums, grades and discounts, the new 8-n mentation test and the process or mending will be discussed The second day will hear Howard Cushman discuss fertility, Hex Only one Item tangerines at 132 was on the November above parity list. Other commodities of interest to Oregon producers and national average prices In per- v uajiiiiail uiaruas it-iimiy, r.M ., n ...u., iii... imen Warren, weeds. Both of these '"11 f?' men arc from OSU. Merrill Ovc son, Superintendent at Pendlt ton Branch Experiment Station, and Bill Hall of the Sherman Branch Experiment Station, will discuss fallow and tillage, giv- ng experimental research rs suits at the stations. Dr. Goetze, IN HEPPNER GET AMINO TRIAZOLE WEED KILLER AT INLAND CHEMICAL SERVICE 238 N. CHASE PH. 6-9103 of parity; beef cattle and apples, each 84; dry beans, 85: milk- fat, 81 wheat. 79: oats. 77: hogs, 74: eggs, 70r lambs 60; corn, 5H';i; sheep, 56; wool, 54; turkeys, 53 potatoes. 51; and all chickens, 467c of parity. Elk Hunters Rated Above Average Kill With the closing of elk season Nov. 26, Glen Ward, State agent. reports a better than average Kill. Ward said the successful sea son was due to early snow In tne mountains and a good gen eral snow at the end of the sea son. Most previous years there has been too little snow, making I it possible ror the elk to hide out and not be tracked, Ward said. Copper has been found to be lacking in some Oregon range land and may be missing from ranges in other Western States. The best way to correct this do- flclency is to feed cattle trace mineralized salt. n ;-0 1 " 1 V - it . ' , f I l v. fit i V . . , V ' i ' ' . 'I ur inx ''it 1 HOW TO KILL CHEATGRASS AND OTHER WINTER WEEDS IN GRAIN STUBBLE Chemical urinter fallow with Amino Triazole Weedkiller, or Cytrol AmitroUT will make your trashy fallow work easier and more effective next summer Trashy fallow 1b a sound soil conservation practice on grain stubble land. But cheatgTaas (downy bromegrass ) , rye and other winter weeda often defeat the program because they compete with the growing; grain and reduce the yields. Chemical winter fallow on the stubble followed by spring1 and summer tillage results In maximum control of cheatgrasa, rye gross, volunteer grains and annual broadleaf weeds such as tarweed, mus tard, fanweed. Spray with Amino Triazole Weedkiller, or Cytrol Amltrol-T, plus 2, 4-D. Apply from October to February after weeds have been germinated by fall rains and before weeds are 5 to 6 Inches tall. See your county agricultural extension agent or chemical supplier for more de tails on timing, application methods and dosage. American Cyanamld Company, Agricultural Division, Los Angeles 54. Tkt labtl instruction on Cyanamid products, and on productt containing Cyanamid ingndi nU, art th rt$ult of ytart of rtareh and kav bttn aectpttd by Ftdtral andor Stat Govtm. mf. Always rtad tXt laUU and cartfully follow thtir directions for us: CTAtfAMID SMMTBS TMB MAN WBO MAIMS A SV81SSSS Of AGRICCL rCKS AMINO TRIAZOLE WEEDKILLER Some Increases Slated In State Grain Fees A nrw schedule of fees for urvlnu iJ tho train InnlMH-tlnll division. Oregon department of lorlr-nlturo u.ill on lntsi effect January 1, T. Kalph Harry, chief. announces. Manliest -haniM fr Ihriui rim. posed In hearings held this fall in rurtland and werrui are maac in the official order filed Novem H 9ft Qitm fM rhirM are in. creased, aome remain unchanged ana cnarges ior sampling anu wpf china irv twai are reduced. The complete schedule Is avail able Irom tne aepanmeni grain division, 606 S. E. Mnth Avtnue, Portland 14. Iiarrv said fees were raised to forestall further drain of the furiH kiUnmi nvlrd to assure continuation of this aelf-sustain- Ing service. Cushion maintained by the divUlon was laht-d $o, OuO in the last two seasoi.t to maintain a crew to meet indus try calls for sampling, weighing and grading. lie explains that grain move nuTit Is unpredictable me. times slack and sometimes The second year sewing girls met at the home of their leader, Mrs. Crowd!. Our officers are Bonnie Morgan, president; Patty .Schmaltz, vice president; Linda Nichols, secretary-treasurer; Lin- "around the clock" and for this reason It la necessary to main tain continuously an adequate standby crew. d Williams, reporter, and Ter esa Tucker, song leader. Recre ation leaders are Teresa Stef aid and Bonnie Akers. Linda William, reporter In cold weather avoid putting out salt for sheep In metsl troughs. The sheep may hurt ih.-ir fiinpiiM and L'umi on th culd surfaces. Wood or rubber are better materials to use. Livestock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVEBY TUESDAY 12 MOON On U. 3. Highway No. 30 N0RTHWESTEBW LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Baa, HannUtoa JO 7-3111 0 7-6655 Barmlston. Oregon frank Wink & Sons Owun Dob Wink. Mgr. Get Your Steel Fence Posts Now! At Present Low Prices Ranging From 94cto$1 10 FEB FOST Prices Going Up 7c Per Post As Of January 1 Good Supply On Hand BARRATT SALES CO. 422 Linden Way PH. S-9157 KING DUILDIfIG SUPPLY'S HOLLYWOOD STORE 4D4& N. E. IKlalsey t PORTLAND . "1 BiiiHliLiffl $150,000 stock must be sold before we END OPERATIONS at our Hollywood location JANUARY 151 .. 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