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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1952)
WKDNESIMY, APIIII, .10. 1 052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINETEEN ;' H).' I, ""Ji"M i Milium, w mil III l M Single-Grass Pasture Lands Interest Modern Ranchers heavier type soils. Olhcrs prefer I while clover l the IhiIIiiu as there is less dauifer of bloat. On the lluhlcr soils, Mich leranACH ha mead' ; uw foxtail, smooth brome, and orchard urai iiro used In com binatlnn with white dutch and some n liilkc. Where alia fescue and white dutch clover Is used, 12 to 14 pound.i of alta fescue plus lour There war. an old theory on iirai.s I Puil"s ill wnne nuicn or mice pui.liiic that vou ihould iul in as I pounds of v.hlte dutch and one many kinds of Kiiih-.iv. as possible I pound ol nlslko uiually Klvc itood I in order to KiM' Mil- Kia.iiix mil- results. For use on llithtrr. Irrl .inula mi opportunity lor picking- , sated, aandy solla, a mixture ol Olll lllll liniss tlllll they IIUKI OKI 1 nvu si pounds 01 niraouw ids' ecuiiiineiHlt'U pii.'ituie mixtures in- lly ('. A. III.NIil'.IIHO.N j Klamath County Aenl Ol iim la luiportiiut and the lift- j ler It in the luuie liupurtunl It la. Il la assuming- moie liiiiortance at pri'.ient In Ihe luce n hluh larmlni; rusls In I'm I It reduce boih liilxir mid miichinery requiii inent'i Ituines resistant to alkali or l.em-1 inona alkali and lotua, either Uiunxer or imiinrtrd Kuliiin strain Where pastures arc put In to be plowed up In three yearn, smooth brornc, EtiKllsh ryo, and Almkc clover arc a iiood comblnalloii It ahould be remembered that grass pastures respond parlli ulurlv well to nitrogen and phosphorous n bent where IcKUinea aie used. TnCre acerna to be no definite NEW HEAVY DUTY froiit tiul loader, liciiiK operated liy West IliU'liotk Mur. Hay MiNalili, has torque-converter drive, no-dutch loatilnj;, single lever control, 40.5 horse power and li-cnoir yard bucket. It's the model TL-10 Tiiiitol.o.Kler with clutch type transmission. Look Good w J nun would produce about 30, ooo.- NnilQ PIC6S '(m I'lnhelt. linn would he iiboul T ; Jl.O.HI.IKKI buMirU Inurr limn liif.t 'Mir. and would UKrlv Keep urlco f i oi 11 iroinii r.bovp parity. f.-.H-ril-Iv il llir Inrrrnin Mmw. 1111 In iVitmo pilrrs thin vcur slHitiM br '1" which "-rn.H Ukrly. f XI If I V k'OfXl )( (.TtllWrlr) filjik V. Ittl 'HMMmMH-'mMi Uirir catlv lnti;iulotut. M. I) 'Ihonmt, Or r i! on Btulr ml IKC rxtPnnlnn rco-ioiniM. urlllnt, In n nrw nurtrtilCintl ullunUnn find mjllook rU culm , huv chuiirrh in rouiil th ul wtntrr'f prui-it nrr Mttn, hut tuiiunr j nud i-mlv lull t hlptnrnin f.lcnild flfid brttrr fitut krin ttrin lii.t wur Hi view ol U"lpl" nun ket- s ln- ludrd tti ihr t-iici'litr which c-nn hr nbtuliKM) Ii om uiiv iciuniy cx trnMoh oKico. In Mtiri'h. TtiomitK rriKirtn. thf tint Ion ft potato iirn'Arh Incllrntrri plnn-A to rni'vr n limit Ihr nmr lcrnl!, h in 10M Octet' pit that lilntilina W'lf br titnctl noinr thi month itiul I r xi Wt) If tr potato btfd yiwn into thf iirnund. lit rirrulitr ui.o nclld( n rr tinn dr voted to truck crops tor to 'Ihr wnv 'Mmninn virus thr out 1'Mitc . Ounrnit tnrinrri will Imvr lc 'iKrtuuttv to uri'W truck crop (hi vrur curiiputrd U'tth u vnn nao Kxrriti Cur i.wrrt corn, pro-(c.-of. m c in n ini'cd to hold Ihr mrrKk-'' lir.c or actually mitttr Mmr ciihi'-lc- tin 'rV tn tt iihtr f.Htr of Ihr r nilfi fii Mi-imr 1 thr f.ft tiun I'-tc ! it hchi citri v-ovrr On thr "ihrr htiiul. mpV upphr'. ol tii-i-n pra.t. Minn tti?. itiid hrrt-t I, hit been ii iiilnlj'r mid pi fwrv .'.rir' !ck hit l;irrr thnn n vrur bo Thr re is ftl'.o n liinir carrv rrr rf (oniiitoe Ironi luM vrar's I fenrd puck r)fd. fnvcr n ::,-rr mjlon crop pnri liiwrr piue-t full arid win- Hr b;)'1 Tfinmart IhiUKh it would br yiuni hu-inr:.i lor Ore won ptoduc cru to plnnt no more tlmn In f.t .rnr nrrracr Thr isnmp thlh )iold true tor lettuce With wenlhrr ns (uvornblr In tf'Mt, the intruded notutu acre- oIvim! j.even to rluht K'"hM' t hi Irtuit three enuinf. At prrnenl (heir If f ui t o u lot ol InlereBl In ii jhIiikIc Hi'iiMi mid lettuinCH pufiturc utid iniinv are now in use with excellent itiuIIm. It Is polntrd out iiy iiiHocaleM ol thiK kind ol pttKtuir thai In p.inlUi ret comulllllilf (i Iuikc nutnbrr o KiiiHren, inany o the letib imlalablr Kiunrn air pi.wKd up, by !ho IlvcHiock, in pteletrtKL' to betUT tasllnn nriiH.i hi. 'I clover. reMJilin in t.otiie i;iii,:rt (jrowltitf up Httd koIiij to ; f.cuf or becotninu to inaiurr and . hard lor (food pahlurr. In ?.oinr area.v. nlla lehcur, and ladino clover nrr ied on the i Sfock Ships To Stockton ! The Kliinmlh Rniiiity I.lveilnck ' Mm krtlnu Ai.Mjciulioii Friday nhlpied a number of hep, 1 ol local ' cattle to Stockton under eonaliin-1 mi nt, accoiding to MBr. C. M. Var ' i en, J. I,. Hu.'-kln.i. Merrill, hhlpped ! thiee head fat aleeri, and one cow: l.aVrriio lla-.klili. Itimnua. Milpped J7 hteer.t, cowa and feedera. Hii.sll llrown tiirnlalied the Iriin.iportallon I Warren announced that heveral I Farm Bureau membera here have Jleeders for Mile, anil can be local ed by callimr him at 6721. tall, clKht pounda amooth broini three pounda white dutch and one pound of Hlrilke UMially nive an excellent paalure. Orchard rau, of courne. la excellent and could be uaed with either of thuuc other Itrajiaes If tiealred. ai.kalim: For aolln homewhal alkaline, alia leue or nmoothe brume will do bel and atrawberry clover l particularly ftood for alkaline Mill In Ihla area. Other Kra.i and le- DRAIN TILE Drain lft tmr fi)4 rn m pile Unit Ilia firldi PEYTON & CO. th. ni limit where Increased yield cease with the application of additional the Miiallest application of either lfi-20-0, 10-10-8. or sulphate or am monium oi equivalent fertilizer la around 200 pounds per acre while 400 poiindK of any of thene mater ials will more than pay their way. Good IrriKated paaturea are be crimlnt? IncreaMriKlv Important In the Klamath basin. Yield In pouridaKe of livestock are becom- lnK Kreater an Ihe aaturea Im prove. Yield of over 800 pounds of beef per acre were reported In 1051 . While this may have been exceptional, yields of 600 to 800 pounds were reasonably common and much Improvement can still be made. Lands that have been crop ped to row crop for years might well be put Into pasture at Una Increases the humus content and decreases Insect and diseases so harmful to row crops, particularly potatoes. IS CN6IMK 000 COSTINO YOU? .-!.amWiiitiiaiMfr!Bg Com in for a checkup. Your en gine may bo running cold, may need a change of lubricant, may need a new thermostat, or your oil filter may need replacing. Our mechanic are expert at lubrication. They have modern equipment and a world of truck servicing experience. So, if you want more mile be tween gas-ups, atop in and see us now. JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES & SERVICE 11th and Klamath Ph.2-2581 aaj,asrnsissai aMfeklttaUaWl OVER 'A OF A MILLION Tractors NOW RUNNING ON PROPANE "Alio Known At L.P. Cat or Butane" Why? 12 More Power!! 30 Savings On Fuel!! 90 Savings On Oil!! 50 Savings On Maintenance!! We Specialize In Propane Equipment For Tractors . . . OPEN SATURDAY ... Ph. 2-2541 KLAMATH A COMPAJY Main or Link River Iridlt Bill Steppe Mgr. 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Then the nitrogen-rich ammonia, in jgii Uic proper concentration, is distributed fJl evenly by tho water. . . soaks with the water into the soil where it immediately begins to feed tho growing plants. NITROJECTION SERVICE This is a direct soil-injection of Shell N Hi, mndo with spccinl equipment supplied by your Shell distributor. Agnin, from his locnl experience, ho knows tho proper doptli to which the ammonia should lio injected, and tho exact anion nl to be relenscd. As a result, tho nitrogen-rich ammonia goes where it will do the crop tho most good. SOLD BY WALKER BROS. MERRILL, OREGON PHONE 3801 Sorvlcs mark The illustration shown indicates how the principle of supply and demand works lh establishing lumber prices. When the demand for lumber is big, the supply goes down and prices naturally tend to go up. When demand falls off, the supply increases and lumber prices go down. The lumber business is highly competitive. There are about 53,000 saw mills in the United States, all manufacturing IJxyls and other standard sizes nd grTades of lumber items. There! are some 6,000 wholesalers who, in turn, sell to over 26,000 retail lumber dealers.: - Under such a competitive marketing system, no single company or group of companies can possibly control the price of lumber. Prices are determined by the law of supply and demand. In order to maintain continuing markets for its forest products, the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company must maintain proper product quality, provide the best in customer service and meet com petitive market prices, y ''';'' j' ffi fffoT'V i iipgM WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER COMPANY .,, m 4 working tn fhe Pacific Norihwesi to build a permanent forest Industry
