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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1965)
py — fll 35 22 _ . | © Nation Far Show Ma Favo So Bi Chan | Mappi O Hazar Fro Floo Carri O B Extensi Serv Po s If ‘the nation’s given the farm choice of wriling ajon for the future, program, while program make big| some by 6 they’d move pric market aaeusid|world use for’ ad- wit obstructing stream flow, as as damag to floo control nson Unless th ov hich “v the| conducted * with years See Si Irrigati 4 programs; for no payment Plan Your ESTIMATES J W Kern ) 734 30-per cent program; i ty propra the ch AND ans CO. EQUIPME » : the Com- that rovi- - uni- Now the : Dig Big. Increase Tie the Next xo to 4-9776 John Deare , . Potato Yields At the AT Sante Farm reEO in a meeti Aprle Christm swhor water.ler Hy Millio ana g mo be than Exp. at Ph. 4-312) TU un am wheat. Cleaned, treated in 5 Ib. paper bags. cheno: fenilise chemicals fertilizer, lee bes ik in service Merr Spu Phon 798-5555 TE Booking ooking you as Check <cf Nemato Roof- fO Potat | - NOW. to suppl pPl needed with economy pric Telone Telon our new areg oa. sailo pou di irrigati Main \ ‘8 i ick’: | tagged and tee [he an seed. 23% hour sufec{purchean it [ MOTOR CO. Ramona seed o o ee 2 3 Piso \ areas. State In 4 Headquarters BAISIGER asses through many \ Ferm y | covered a FARM See Truck a e' syste a \ y ra en er ‘ 2 Tuleloke ulelake, u Colif Colif. Monn Se Ey, Vonlser eee ees \ a Oper ie gree eel Ye Gains Willis & Angu Society gro gl P 9 ; fa that_bothl th constitutio 4 Atte utio t po f it a growers readers| damage governmen eq for less hav vote 5 : {i agriculture. N — a4 * plu of grai the area he main consideration emai -)\form a This ‘the §~—tg f [ew ~ . f ~~ : board b ber F business. of the Orego suggestio J. in early : = Ae hay : pe ae to| ‘There is siasm and comin a fed! i ee 4 goo deal of enthu- a YEARS OLD... for the Charles C. anticipation the at year At age 90 he oper- “retirement” acre 240 produce 14 from tons; and al cattle acres number ofjsubstantial 600 of studies and submit details members in writ-l| to the board ing before another meetin ary Short 2 t cil op as a picture the needed move Agri- for IT PROBA ATE O REMEMBER! when it areas The putes agriculture,” ce Presumably the board will de- q at the whether it termine . ‘in dorse eae ‘the control of wireworms soil insects x os FDA onan f of years has effective ‘use, now tarsugs commer and proven to be the most that it is insecticide i testing permissible ‘insect and A Reen Seri chori eontrol in to use for soil GE CHLORD FRO YOU sg SUPPLIE TODA proposal ide Le SOILBUILDER your ‘ize your fertilizer program Internatione! Deo Blais Rc eae en- It ma phigh CHL Contuolin won Tee potatoes. wr ee = i a Seq Ey, = Pa 66-2228: or Mona en er n SeRv Ls spon Olds Dealer you your os : Jetstar 88 .., step out in style and save! Rocket in Action! : MILLER BROS. INC., 710 FO TH BES »» WHE TH KLAMATH LATE-MOOEL USE CARS... SE YOU OLD DEALE FO A 2 ACTION J AVENUE YALHE- \ USE CAR have not sample your soil, let help you do so now. already SOILBUILDE experts MIMPL prices start bato 30 models with low-price names! /OLDSMOBI ‘85 YOU LOCA AUTHORIZE OLOSMOBI QUALIT DEALER 4 modern- nutrients. If fetstar chan t Try pray e Tulelake at your and cran 19 wa &a ‘Your oe as oe on OLDS HE O APPLICATI Goer, Pio se me goin ‘Now customize program be thot you 5 year old fertiliz for should be fine in example an more profits. F results a soils ing re~ number local are of g well as to primary elements o to minor incre Seletmsarcnn | ve ‘You meet-| to i potatoes. fracti o h u Sul tro ues ea Sree ieee jus wishes Tuber flea beetle larvae » White grubs = European chafer larvae White fringed beetle larvae © ‘© Earwigs = Other insects, mmon Ch sve for Februar best has a Chlordane tration for ED the . ! MOTORS, Inc. f % a | JUCKELAND as for vt i their a or Trucks business! — it moved& to “one e o fired. : is Bob see Jucke to a alli busin gener a e together i % fo comes truck, farm- MORE) (O \agriculture. ‘The board request-|from irrigated pasture. Comin je Short to continue. prelimi : : 2s : hay. are oe whi hay Decem-\of director cattl plac miles goo with the of presented| was j per amounts} substantial Since chief damag in| to was ee ont ‘i-Council.|ates Short, F. be will propos an. Fie month. Rock, plu Lake. require which. alon it Pa eae - Fort near drive dee from excessive rain into bale stacks Bowen is able| salvage much of this by feed- i ‘ 600 alfalfa to Agriculture Buildi Wednes- day, Feb. 24 beginning at 9:30 : feeding are tons seven day, meet ire lof “river.” some Board of ‘Agricul in Salem in the alt wi St unexpect-|add ‘The Bowens head. of cattle Boar T Conven : i - o |: the on swollen| take ene Basi 10 Trucks Longer onger portrayed| —— aoe ioie stor : o uy in County ee c * termi sta i ne Lon " A. birth: Klerk,’ Districts, Conservation the association and E R. Jackman. fc a,hoca T Se Vo en complete be ; : AVAILABLE : Countyjwest ROCK—Lake FORT many. PACIFIC SUPPLY ERATIVE COOPERA a me by R. Long Reports Damage Heaviest g With : s written was in could Brea the as of meeting are/ soar hig . CHLORD ANE! cause of Jet. Merrll-Lekeview at TU SY ai ittee, re- REPAIRED MAKES ALL CALL The book : COMPL PUMPI SERVI a National Lake vegeta withj a no Feb. Portland. i rict&# te active on th an OM c th organi int suchlagrc PortS| A “Reu Lon per “ ‘reprisal of immediately? oul losses extreme silting o erosio : — left, is pictured with Marion Monk, presiden of the durin a discussin the book &quo Orego Desert, cotton P fear out are, county, their office million $7 sen dam- with an emergen- streams run- run-off witl . 2 grain| in ct in| more area own contact Ord Last alread suf-) ha estimated an Sprin ‘The Oakland region of the De- fense Subsistence Supply Center, food purchaser for the Armed Christmas| Forces. in Northern their California, in|20 at acres wagon Nevada, and the Far East, has fiood farmers|suffered more place of the war|Valle y damage| veteran pres-|present. time, many this exinatea stuf ae ao ee vith Spai is a familiar sight #0& Worth of potato from the in the Fort Rock Bas-| winter|streams cattle his on November, Basin-since Klamath them {o dro from|R ng, member orccessors few gullies fill with spring] 1964 These are for military per- in a the customa yearly contracts|of the State Board of Agricul-/mornings: Jack At the Gillette}sonnel on the West Coast and in “We had about a year’s rainjrunoff. Statistics were presente ture. to. grow fruits and o thelin Jess than a week,” he said,Ranch just two miles east of|the Far East reaching such dis- dissatisfied Farmers are rece the from| tant point as. Thailand. peaking Christmas Valley runoff chas vol State season far as our place L “‘andas nsid storm, th at me th present. eagald Patrick&# Creek political me ad-| Tyearrt see eom-llesconcerned At the same. tine: Lon drew ap with Aue]. inistradkhr to damage Fj ctatoes ments, the great basin of For|we lost a drop of that ditches and brough in debris| Rock and Christmas Valle may/t all went into the ground.” seasonal. purchasin pose. Falls will be about the only place in Ore-| Klamath “This year we goin after|and gravel to ficlds. ‘This hap‘loffic at fo al]pened in both December tl groun ‘ull rye runoffs bringing some An-|January from Frank t said Christmas| worth,” jamag of water into their floods. inches and Ranches,| January of derson Viewpoint of ‘The questio state reappor- HH pos- of land farming resi- an over tionment Long, who js a lifelong But Gillette, who keep the! this of sibilities year. in per . records: of irrigated|U.S. Bureau Weather ‘acres 1,25 as ‘| honored Oregon| favor. o ‘in ago permitting¢achlyears their head oflat ihe station on ranch, of the points|land and running 3,60 for itself(Grassman to grass year| concern|anticipates the goo abundant soiljcattl the Viewpoint it would whether apportio itsjout that ‘“‘the Ross Robin Dairy, Willi Sallie. assures “goo foragelis far and away the largest op-|that state legislature b population moisture. be-/! be grante a junior mem- in, He is ohe of many who ap-|and dry land crops. whether it would alone or <Besides,| in this locality. bershi in the American Angu portio one house partly ‘by|here surplu runoff ends up in} ty a’ recent development VPilieve that the moisture pictur St. at Mo. Joseph farmers. is best Present-|the vas undergroun reservolt,|cattie have been finished in alfor factors, otter or brea Glen Bratcher, sec- feed-lot at Madras rath-\by noting moisture from Oct. 1jannounces ‘custom ly more than: 40 states do ap-|waiting for future use.” His total precipi.| Wlo one hhous partly by Adding to the genera note of ler than sellin them out of state|to Sep 30. 6.14 This new junior membership December was for than op- other tors populationloptimi in the valley is Jack|as feeders. This affords an jentitles the member to regis- carcass|inches and 1.07 for January. the observe to alone—but last year who says he is going| Su-| at Tegllst niled Court fipreme plant every available acre tojgrade, dressing percentag and AL present accordin to Ex-|ter purebre Angus rates and ‘to the t Soil| meat ‘in the Silver lean riblerett Lake, of of houses Gree of to ylan grain hay stat sup Conservation Service work unit|privileges of the associatio un- must be apportion by popula- his alfalfa production Jeye. of 21, At age tha time lands A alone; tion Bowen Ranch al Darrel Shorly and Echo Gustafsonjconservationist, irrigated junior membe are eligible to is pending’ before north entrance of Atrow|could sell their hay many times|in the area total 7,90 acres. is|convert to lifetim membership than two-thirds Congress. Gap came in for a lo of flood|over. No amount of rain could|Slightly more association. the This J the most elaborate oflrun off.. Except for flooding| at the many tons they had|done by sprinkler Of this to-|in Robin was one of 25 young similar reader polls con-|fhe and basement four knocking|stored in their hay shed. Just|tal 1;20 acres were seeded Jast| Sinton| i the United Stat to Journal ducted by Farm was|now sincelo the oil furnace there they&# gettin ready. to|year to alfalfa by the Silyer|recelve junior memberships last Brown ZX sprea at acres| fertilizer to their 15 1958 In each of them, from the ‘pres p ee” ned were reducing of pric supports 4 gave th presen feed cent per Mies unty payment direct. 884-4197 6th in|favor voted| grams, from| results| The Farm Journal away choice of moying _other show would es- to that farmers programs presen “fair pretices” law choices, onl 2 per cent pre- tablish a would permit farmers to| pro- that ferred the presen wheat negotiate price and contracts| gram; 26 per cent th . question Where Now! Syste “OFREE eldest date commodities,| the an Smaller operators spring a — & a Nick Klerk. 80, of Fort Rock, has been recognize STRONG district supervisor in Oregon. Klerk observed his conservation soil 1911. Rock-in to Fort of Holland and 15. He iz a native came GOING STILL cy. \from fere : Fi a than| raise| and and mote| poul-lof the smaller growers voted to with all wheat pro- do away a Let.Us of petisome with’ ay. and 70 per cent program at all for Yieeer _ Special ntry. per 'w iocaw ene ae direct governmeni ° . ad be more were’ on the vern- content content| showed “no . progra ext conditio B the alleviat taken to are gave ‘between jof thé country. Program nee am consider noloperators per cent voted for feed grain wi present programs progra at all pun comm p who farmers cent voted to eliminate| smaller se a3 a far 5 AL d to of the question select to. Four renliea! Congression ent. xico, e identified 4 Mion their to Damag maps will cotditi h ttre Agricultur fered areas hazardous and immediate steps ‘: free a the, struc ‘damage from the December, revetments| tures such a dike floods, sald Lear. 7&q and levee is pointe up by thee yanuary fro debri noked ee fact that spring run-off on som deposite by the floods, and Bast Qre stre starts| already soaked to capa are on throughout anlie arel well], in are in alljurged havelextension concerned Agricultur th stre a riv ein Crai Exten Serv Gene|m offi a st ‘ showed and i pos-| made fact that is the | distrib 2 0 8|sroduc ee H e In 1 eter a ebruar issue i T m that regiona pay gover th farmers dffere per only general; reported in the March "pl and Western pa of a OUT OT KS ON issue| from. (out Feb, 20). Results nation quota y poultr pr0-|the voted for ree Spani hitomi reaio = dlan Se an|than farmers in the rest c cut b agencies staffs who can i reducing| aa carried only the . of, con- a i ar wheat, More gest ened with which the| know Landowners who spee streani or river is|emergency mapping operation physically. pi Pin-learly next week, to aid the Gov- co-|t@te, the emergency. flood: tase and Conservation’ force in plan for immediate ac- Stabilization , oe Service and the Soil Conserva- tio to prevent further losses to an ition Service, accordin to agriculture, in e county 0 M Lear, associate director for/member in cooperation with the state th :Eetension Service: mem-| court. Each staff county The urge necessity fo familiar with \immediate inventory of lo jams,)i his own county. as gravel bar and slides that operati with p ee o G the divi- ation se ie bein out| thre field Cooper-| in b Oregon State University ative Extension Service, than four out af 1 (4 governmen stronger e| guid farm productio mor Yet only three per|per cent) would eliminate. di- rograms. re cash payments to farmers voted for compulsor com-|rect t of SUB some ese are yiane with feed grain pT o-lwhere the governmen pay s difference be- change that come to only 1 per cent voted|farmers 46r the 0°: Farm| a & edtiesl th t mantel adios pres Tigh in a pol taken by meen. sive all dairyrien &am nation farm. maga-|‘ Jearnal, ‘suppor level. An- direct with 22&q base journa national g i Hon ‘cit-| zine 1 per cent would prefer thre ment. payment for culation base;|to ‘see fewer such direct pay- that below al farmers plan than at present. nly 18 per cent voted for more|ment ‘ uals. Pee basis emergency an on The toldama being carried banks is river of these Se , f the would Mapping of hazards — ag ura en approve was Each cent. per controls, ant ee govern the open market to|°P! ent pal &# UNIVERSI-| STAT OREGON Orego Falls, on an oe ea nail- Klamath NEWS, AND to- 35 per cent preferre the pres-| retirement fent land program. presen the HERALD The most popula program| has pric suppo and_allot- for feed grains and dairy would! would scrap th pres- be to lower supports to 90 per| ments. f overwhelm-|cent of th three-year average) voted Farmers “more govern.) market price; the most popula lower support prices: |ingl against would drop) program ment” in farm programs. Four|wheat from pres- away to 90 per cent of the an| gave them questions Most ; th answering split keeping the present cotton|ing ‘Those were program ‘the would change ad de- farmers present program on resell-\ surplus farm stocks; and| 50-50 ee OILB Ho a . H 1 © —————— Go Tul lee
