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You Can Get It N y ssa G ate C ity J o u rn a l In Nyssa — W hy Go Elsewhere? VOLUME XXXXIX SECOND SECTION THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. ir iu h S J A Y , MAY 13. 1954 Broiler Marketing Discussed In New College Bulletin Two o th er im p o rtan t p ro d u c tion factors, according to th e b u l OSC Issues Controls letin. are the nu m b er of lots of For Livestock Pests broilers grow n p er y ea r and the C ontrols of livestock pests th at risks. W. B. Back, ÔSC assistan t costs O regon m illions of dollars Soil conditions m ay have a agricultural econom ist w ho w rote t annually in reduced beef, sheep place in O regon hom e • gardens the publication, ex p lain s m a x i m um re tu rn s above feed costs and dairy production is discussed but an O regon S tate college soils do not alw ays add up to the h ig h in a new circular published by scientist says th ey definitely In d eterm in in g the m ost p ro fit est incom e above cash costs. The Oregon S tate college extension a re n ’t in th e p ictu re yet for com m en ça i grow ers. able age and w eight to m ark et num ber of lots produced p er y ea r I service. Easy, low-cost control m ethods Dr. R. A. P en d leto n says e x com m ercial broilers, producers effects net profits. Risks the p ro should tak e into consideration ducer m ust face in feeding birds for cattle grubs, lice and ticks, ten siv e tests w ith 16 different both production and m ark e t con to point of m axim um re tu rn in and horn flies are presented in a soil co n d itio n ers in both eastern ditions, says a new bu lletin r e clude fluctuation in selling prices, handy chart th a t can be tacked and w estern O regon did not boost leased by th e Oregon S ta te col m o rtality and reduction in ra te of to the barn w all. It shows th e yields enough to pay th eir cost m ost effective insecticides and for com m ercial operations. But lege ag ric u ltu ral ex p erim en t s ta gain in w eight. som e of th e 16 did im prove soil tion. In deciding w hen to m ark e t ra te of application. OSC entom ologists R W. L au d s tru c tu re enough to w a rra n t th eir T he publication, “Deciding broilers, rem em ber th a t u n d er W hen to M arket B roilers,’ lists cu rren t m ark et dem and situation, erdale and R obert Every who p re tria l by hom e g ard n ers on h eav y - th e follow ing as factors in p ro it w ill pay producers w ith e ffi pared the circu lar say m ost of ty p e soils. Used on h eavy soils, some con duction: cient grow ing birds to tak e a d the $300 m illion national annual w ill b ind together Efficiency in feeding—feed vantage of any o p p o rtu n ity to loss from livestock pests could be d itio n ers fast-grow ing birds to heavier sell heavier broilers, the au th o r avoided by th e sim ple control grains of soil into larg er particles. w eights. It m ay pay to feed cock says. It will also pay to sell e ith e r m ethods. Copies of extension c ir T his “loosening" of th e soil p e r erels longer th a n pullets before the pullets before th e cockerals cular EC-561 are available from m its b e tte r ab so rp tio n of w ater or the stra ig h t-ru n birds—cock county extension agents or O r e - 1 and liquid fertilizers, w arm s up m arketing. th e soil e a rlie r and m akes it more B roiler-feed price ra tio —under erels and pullets to g eth er— r a gon S tate college. w o rk ab le at a h ig h er m oisture a fav o rab le ratio, feed birds long th e r th an topping th e flock. Miss L inda C u n d a ll was a n all content. e r to h eav ier w eights. U nder an Copies of the 15-page bu lletin A lthough th e trea tm e n t on u n fav o rab le ra tio sell lig h ter are available from county e x te n s day guest W ednesday of Miss w estern O regon h eav y soils r e birds. C aren Jackson. ion offices and OSC. Conditions Worth Garden Soil Tests NO. 18 sulted in earlier crops and easier- er brand nam es but th e better D E M O N S T R A T IO N IS to-w ork soil, Dr. P endleton said ones contain e ith e r polyacryloni S L A T E D FO R T O D A Y it did not increase yields for test trile or co p olym er com pounds A freezer and ran g e dem on crops including tom atoes, s tra w If contained in th e conditioner, stratio n w ill be sponsored by berries, carrots, sugar beets, lawn and pasture. Root crops such as these nam es w ill usually appear! Eder H arw are of Nyssa T h u rsd ay , carrots, beets, and parsnips were on the label as th e active in g re d -! 8 00 p. m. at th e Nu Acres grange b etter shaped in the loose soil lent E ith er will im prove soil hall. clustering if enough is used. Dr I and easier to pull. P en d leto n ’s trials show ed th at at I The dem o n stratio n will be con Soil conditioners used on east least five to ten pounds of 100 ducted by Mrs. Leona A nderson, ern Oregon alk alin e soil gave a percent m aterial p er sq u are rod hom e dem o n stratio n re p re se n ta faster w ater p en etratio n which are req u ired for noticable soil tive of the Idaho P ow er Co. A leached out harm ful salts and | clustering. gift w ill be given to th e grange gave some grow th increase of p astu re m ix tu res although not enough to pay th eir w ay on a com m ercial scale. PICK UP Y O U R _____ Dr P endleton advises gardners to ex p erim en t w ith different crops to see if soil conditioners are w o rthw hile on th e ir parti cu lar ty p e of soil He recom m ends at ANDERSON'S CORNER GROCERY buying only a little soil condi tioner and m ixing it thoroughly Parma - Nyssa Junction into th e soil in a test strip across the gard en plot If vegetabh Arden's Meadow Gold—Grade A yields are noticeably higher or if and Save 12c Per Gallon possible earlier h arv est w arrants th e cost, g ard n ers can then con We Give S & H Green Stamps sider w ider-scale use. 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