Herald and news., April 01, 1948, Page 19, Image 19

THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1948
HLRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THREf
AAidwesf To Plant
Big Corn Acreage;
Pig Crop Drops Off
CHICAGO, April 1 (I writ plant
Jmt uliout Ihr Mtinti ii mount uf rorii
' Dili yrttr n lm.1."
Ncli I.u.hI, mirvrvlni liU lllflmrr
of luttM In till In Hip Itmrt of thn
rnrii tirli, iiinnmrlr Ihr ultltmlr
nf Mlil'Hmtrrn rurmrr n( Hip nUrt
of (hit thlnl iMtntwiir i)hii1)iii ymr.
l.uiul lit typical. I1'! nin Wrntnn
Ohio In Ktmlcn, Ni'lnunkii-liuHl of
inrii mid lnwn fnriiiiin intend lo
put mi tiiwiiy t'icfi intii corn 11 In
IIM7. Hut mi iitnir. Thr uurlt iiltme
drimrlinfttt hud imknl for imiir,
Th MpniiK pin crop will be
Grasshopper
Control To
Be Pushed
Hr JAM KM T. KI.IM.K
AaslatHiif Coiinlr Afrnt
A new prtMllli't nllrl a flirffirnt
method nf application aie pnuiiblll
, ties for the 1IMH Kiitvlifipprr control
fiutKrutn In Klninatli rnuiiiy.
Up to IIWI a iHilttiut hrntl hull ua
tile standard ronlinl inrthixl. Kven
Inst year ftn.iKHi ixiuuds ( sodium
fllloalllrnle bnlt were uird In addl
tinn lo InsrctUidra.
'Ilir IIMo scanon saw the flrnt uil
nf PIJT on ui iuJlttrr. DUT llove
Koft contriil of hnptiera then mid
lo In IW7 wlirn it wbii uard iiKiiln
ImbI season several of the Fnrt
Klmiinth ranrhrrs used chlnrdaue
dual Willi excellent rcnulls Chlor
(Irtlir us lined mi alHiul 2000 arm.
ciraMhopprr kills mimed tiuin HO to
VH irr triil. nnd Ihr rrsiihml effect
raniird lip lo two Krcks.
For Una season the eutoiiiolniinii
have several new tricks for tho hop.
prra. Sprays will be used Instead nf
iliula In order to keep Hip com
down, low volumr application will
be necessary, perhaps only a gallon
or two ier acre One cittoniuloclsl
thinks thai ilrplane-applied aero
al will work The Insecticide would
be applied a aorl of f" t the
rale of a quart or two per aire.
Tosaphcne. a rhlnrlimled cam
phene. and an Insecticide thai
ahowa much promle. will probably
be used. Tonaphene save good con
trol of adult riiahopier In July.
1047 trlala !n Klamath county.
I.an year work with Clilnrdmie
DDT and sodium fluoslllcate bait
very effective. Uraiwhopr
populatlont were very much re
duced. Mont of the credit can be
liven lo the. insecticide. Very lltUe
poison bait will lie lined thl year.
It la believed that the effective
lite of these new insecticide for
aeveral years could reduce the
-Vteashopper population to where
Tinpners wouldn't bt a problem In
Klamath county.
Kir n. Iluililrn, ll Ulna. Klsmalh
(lit. Or., with Ihraa paiMnaara and
Instate drava la I'arllanfl ana ralnrn,
snl mllaa tor 11.17 far aaa, avaratlni
II mllra par lallnn.
. a MNM DM HflYi
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Flttt tax.
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SELBY
WILLYS MOTOR CO.
01 Sourh 6th Phont 6934
mniillrr. Thrrn will hp fewer unci
lirobuhly llhlrr ciiIUp,
"I'll htv mora I unit In irnw thU
yr, flrtipilii( aiiylirntiR." I.uimI
y. Thr inu will lirlp lilin Imllil
up hli mil. Anil llnili miiiip(IiIiik
fine rHriurm rr thinking murn
aImmiI lhl yrnr rrup riitMtliiii tn
mvd (he mrtli from tirhif worn mil.
Lund rump to Aiiirrlm from
8 w rt ten when hr wiw lit. Now, ul
M, hU Hhrtdiihl, In., fnnn clmriK lrr
lph rurnl Amrrlin u K(Hl-hl.rcl
burn, h t'Hltlr hlifd. t-hli ken liounr,
ft dnublr corn crib. Thn ltulldln
re in out I y nrw mid have elurtrldly.
Hun lo llrlp
This ymr onn of Iaind'n miiia will
h liomr Ui hplp nfLrr ntudylitu nt
l(iwn Htntp, mi nitrlculturn col rue.
l.uml Inftt hln pldmt nun on h bom Ik r
In the I'arlflc durln World Wnr II.
Hp hit two othpr onii mid two
dn iik liter.
WhHt cmi t-ntiHP trotiblr fur I.und
mid nthrr funtipr, purtli ulnrly in
Norlnrrn Illinnl, U thp corn borrr.
I hr bnrrr I pliiklrth worm n built
mi inch IniiK. thp Urva nf hiuht
flyinK moth. It pal torn Mnlk
mid rnr.
I)r. (i, (', Un-krr. -nlimlKlt nt
lite llllnnl f rlruMurr rtprrlmrnl
tjillim. trnrn. "If rorp U plmitrd
prly and molh rmrrcrnrr 1 Utr
w may well rxprrl a rorn borpr
outbreak morr dUnttrnu than wr
ha vi yet pxprrlrnrrd."
Ovpr al thp olhpr pud of thr
corn brlt Knnnrr Krunk Huhc i
buy inn torn to frrd hi Iioji. Kuop
own a nc-acrr furm nrnr Win
rhpktrr, about 15 mllr aouthra.tt
of ('olumbUA, Ohio.
"I'm buyliiu itraln now mid It
plrnty hmh," Rip aaya. "II un
ununl for ntr bri'auAp I normally
ralur all I nrrd. Hut pvm with thr
prrirnt price of frrd, I Kur I ran
make a profit on In"'' UwkitiK
about, Rueve think hp in prrtty
g(Kxl happ and fiirinlng 1 a prrtty
uood llfp.
Tig Crop Down
Hut Ohio prliiK pl crop will
be 11 per cent lowrr than In, year,
and that mirrors the trend throuKh
out the corn belt. A shnrl corn crop
last year, fewer plus thi year. 1pj
pork In bulrhrr ahops next full-'
you can't get around the fact of
rural life.
Robert I.ee, a farmer up In Mln
neaota, put It this way: "Judging
by (ht number of sow brine
hipped to market now there prob
ably nil) be a RhnrUfp nf pork with
considerably hlfhrr prices In thr
late summpr and fall."
Here, In summary. Is the out
look on Important crops for the
North Central states:
Farmer intend to ptunt more
corn In Ohio, Indiana, llllnnl and
MIchlKun. I corn will be plant
ed 'in 1 Minnesota. Iowa. North Da
kota and Nebraka. WimoiikUi and
Huulh Dakota will be ii.iclmni.rd,
'Ihr itit in and Umcn Junl ubout
biiliuiir, leaving no chunge for this
territory In ai:rrnge. Hut the liur
vrht hhnuld bn larger If there 1 no
leprlltloli of liiht cuinniri drouuhl.
There Is a drfliillr sultrh to oats,
with crop rotation to eonserve will
fertility an 'Important factor In this
ItlOVP.
More spring wheat will be planted
In Smith Dakota, but Ipsr In North
Dakota and Montana, ror the ter
ritory, the avrrage will be about
(hr same as last yrar.
The hprlng pig crop will be down
Hboiit 1 1 er cent from luht year,
and will be the smallest slime 1C3H.
Cul tie on furm, fewrr than litM.
year, probably will not be fed to a
liruvy wclKhU as In recent years.
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Six Billion Bees
Head For North
The uhlpmcnt of tlx billion baby
beea. all ready to besin butJim bin- i
lly when they reach their northern
destinations la slarllnit and will con- ,
tinue Into June. A U. B department
of BKrlrullure report says, that I.
376.000 pounds of pni knite bees were
shipped In 11U7. and that packnuc
bee men anticipate sendlne out 4
per cent more bees In 1048 than '
were moved last year. 1
If you should welsh out a pound .
of bees and atari rountiiif them j
and If your accumulation of annus
durtnn the process didn't Inlerefere
with your ability to count von 1
would probably find !Hnn or 3VM1
bees In the pound packnire Multi
plication brums nut the total of
more Ulan 9 billion baby hees as
the prospective W4II crop. And ther
are Indeed babies, only about a week j
old. but rarlnu to et to work when
thev reach their new nomrs.
These packnue hees will travel by ;
fast express, motor truck, and a few.
epccll!y In Cnllfornla, will be ,
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The plunt, offered for sale by the
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Creek dam on the Columbia river
and within 50 miles of the huge
Onind Coulco power plant.
Miiunuson snld the WAA had ad
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one more attempt to sell the plant
fot operation at Wenatchee and, If
unsuccessful, will advertise It for
sale to be dlMMiiiMed and moved to
an area where power Is available.
The WAA has been unable to sell
the plant to private companies, he
said, because of their Inability to
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