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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falli, Oregon
Wednesday, OcftbVr ft! tM
Range Technicians Tour 70 Ranch
: LAKEVIEW Twenty inter-
: estcd range technicians were
hosted for a tour of the 70
Kartell by Don Hotchkiss and
".':-Varren Maxwell, co-owners. The
J;occasion was the fall meeting
-,' of the newly organized local
chapter of the American Society
of Range Management,
f The ranch lour was preceded
C by a sack luncheon business
. meeting. Hotchkiss then started
; the day by explaining their pro
" duction testing program for 6e
I ; lection of replacement heifers to
C Sid increasing the total pounds
-Ji saleable beef produced from
Kjhe herd.
feel we have added an av
erage of 30 to 40 pounds per
yearling since starting the pro
gram," Hotchkiss stated. "In
addition, the size and quality of
the cows in our herd has great
ly improved." . .
The first stop on the " tour
was at a new seeding of Siberi
an whcalgrass and Ladak alfal
fa. During recent years, at least
1,000 acres of such secdings
have been made on the 70
Ranch without a failure. The
standard seeding rate is f o u r
pounds of grass and one pound
of alfalfa per acre seeded in
early spring.
Stop number two was a three-
I quarter section of land currently
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broken into a Held of pubescent
wheatgrass and alfalfa, 200
acres; crested uheatgrass and
alfalfa, 60 acres; and grain and
hay land. The year before the
section was broken out of native
sagebrush, it ran 25 cows (or
four months.
In 1062, about 10 years later,
tliis same section of land pro
duced 568 cow months of graz
ing, plus 41 tons of hay and 14
tons of grain. This year about
the same was produced, with
. more grass left standing.
The next stop was made in
one of the ranch's native range
fields. "We use our native
ranges during June w hen the al
falfa poses a bloat threat to the
cattle in our seeded ranges,"
Don said. Tlie 70 Ranch now
has its rangeland divided into
three pastures which allows the
livestock to go into a different
pasture first each year. This
helps maintain a good healthy
stand of nerenmal bunchgrass.
A final stop was made in a
field of native range belonging
to Walt Leehmann Jr. The area
was sprayed during late May
with 2, 4-D to control sage
brush. In addition to the sage
brush, a good stand of bitter
brush, a valuable livestock and
game feed, was present. The in
teresting point was that a ma
jor portion of the sagebrush
appeared to have been killed
by the spray, but the bittcrbrush
apparently suffered no damage.
It was pointed out by Bill Mo
scr, county extension agent,
that liming of the spray Job and
rate of chemical used were
the key factors in protecting the
bitterbrush.
Qommarnhf. Qabndak
BLM Eyes
Land Area
The Bureau of Land Manage
ment announced recently that
the Forest Service of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture has
filed an application to set aside
seven recreation areas, two rec
reation additions, and another
area for enlargement of an exist
ing roadside zone withdrawal,
comprising a total of 485 acres
in the Fremont National Forest
in Klamath and Lake counties.
Some of the lands have al
ready been developed for pub
lic campgrounds and picnic pur
poses. Withdrawal is requested
to protect the government's in
vestment in the government
and development of these areas.
All of the facilities are within
the Fremont National Forest
and are maintained under the
supervision of the regional for
ester, at Portland.
Stanley D. Lester, BLM Land
Office manager, stated that
withdrawals of this type protect
government improvement in
vestments and also preserve the
lands for public uses. The lands
would be closed to location and
entry under the general mining
laws, subject to valid existing
claims.
A detailed description of the
affected land will be published
in the Federal Register. It will
also be posted in the BLM Land
Office in Portland, the court
house at Lakcview and at Klam
ath Falls, and in local post offices.
WEDNESDAY
ORDER OF AMARANTH, 6:30
p.m. potluck dinner, 8 o'clock.
meeting, Scottish Kite Temple
Chicken furnished.
MIDLAND GRANGE, 8 p.m.,
meeting, no host dessert potluck.
SACRED HEART PARENTS
AND PATRONS. 7:30 p.m., des
sert, style show, cards, Sacred
Heart gym. Bring cards of choice,
LADIES SOCIETY BLF&E, S
p.m., regular meeting, City Li
brary basement.
TOPS CLUB, 7:30 p.m., meet
ing, Ladies Community Lounge,
THURSDAY
FAIRHAVEN PARENTS AND
PATRONS, 7:30 p.m., special
meeting, school.
KLAMATH ART ASSOCI
ATION. 7:45 p.m., meeting, gal
lery, Link River Bridge. John
Giboney, speaker.
EDUCATION STUDY
GROUP AAUW, 2 p.m., meet
ing, Mrs. Joan Foulon, 1861
Painter. Toppic, counseling.
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MCPAItATKmS T00AT AT
TAXPAYERS' LEAGUE,
Klamath County, 8 p.m., meet
ing, film, Shasta Grange Hall,
Shasta Way and Madison. Pub
lic invited.
FRIENDLY CIRCLE, 12:30
p.m., potluck, business meeting,
Alice Hoover, Del Fatti Road.
VFW, 8 p.m., social meeting.
VFW Hall. Bring items for
Camp White boxes.
Y-NE-MA TWIRLERS, 8 p.m.
square dance, YMCA. Bring
doughnuts.
AAUW EDUCATION STUDY
CROUP, 7:30 p.m., Mrs. Joan
Foulon, 1861 Painter. Topic,
"Counseling." Public invited.
HENLEY HOME EXT. UNIT,
10 a.m., potluck, fairgrounds.
OTI EXTENSION UNIT, 10
a.m., color in home lesson, stu
dent union building. Bring sack
lunch. Visitors invited.
PROSPERITY REBEKAII
LODGE 104, 8' p.m. meeting,
first nomination of officers,
IOOF Hall.
12,000 Christmas Trees Sold During Auction
LA REVIEW Close to 12,000
Christmas trees were sold by
the Fremont National Forest in
an auction held at the Memori
al Hall, Lakeview, on Oct. 7.
All but one were sold of the
20 units offered in the five ran
ger districts.
Although appraised at 75 and
80 cents per tree, the bidding
went as high as $1.97. Not sell
ing was the Quartz Mountain
unit on the Bly District which
offered 500 trees at a flat
price of $1,750, or an average
of $3.50 per tree, the only unit
above the appraisal minimums.
The sales were as follows:
Warner District - Blue Spring,
300 trees to E. H. McAlister,
Lakeview, at $1.50; Big Baldy,
300 trees, McAlister,' $1.97; Dis
mal Creek, 300 trees, Joe Bru
baker, Fremont, Calif., $1.81;
Crooked Creek, 300 trees, Bill
Wells, Lakeview, $1.80; Long
John Creek, 300 trees, Wells,
$1.65; Can Spring, 500 trees,
John Atchley, Sprague River,
$1.75.
Bly District - Boulder Creek,
500 trees to Warren Johnston,
Sandy, Ore., at $1.56 per tree;
Black Hills, 1,000 trees, Jim
Newnham, Macdoel, Calif.,
$1.76; Sunset Prairie, 500 trees.
Newnham, $1.56; Spdue Moun
tain, 500 trees, Newnham, $1.76;
Quartz Mountain, 500 trees, no
sale.
Drews Valley District - Patten
Meadow, 500 trees to Bill Wells,
Lakeview, at $1.77; South Creek.
1.000 trees, Wells,. $1.93; Dog
Mountain, 750 trees, Wells. $1.60;
Dog Lake, 750 trees, Robert
Baiid, Fremont, Calif., $1.84;
Horseshoe Spring. 1,000 trees,
E. D. Haney, Milwaukie, Ore.,
Paisley District - Skull Creek
3,000 trees to Miller Anderson,
Bcatty, at 80 cents; G u y e r
Creek, 200 trees, Rex Hampton,
Lyons, Ore., $1.30; Alder
Spring, 200 trees, Warren John
ston, Sandy, $1.15;
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