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:W-*S < ^ «• **]».>wvfe'* X \V*-v$ mmmmm z.$m . •».* i «M*ft4<W<4K ft**-" Vi'iW •«. » *« -4* ».*» m^S 4"J < • f$9*& v«uffi 1 • .'• <.,";»:": ;r.ir' " ; - . r ^ ' ' - ~ r ' 7 r r : ~ > i p x t m b j , *»y », i w o f / : * ' < Tmrnm. Fim Adrtior) a /# Wtar *> gr««n plants turn yel- -- cool weather? Nitrogen plant* green and logically It; of It available to them cause them to lose their color. It so happens that n tn the organic matter in 11 starts to "boil off" at 50 degrees and is then iiMlllable to plants. If the temper- " re Is below 50, as it has been |j, nitrification has not proled, censequeatly the yellowing C' K!•e»nn«e•t.h Fl.a,k.e , J.r,. , -oxf Bull• Va,ly, put 160 pounds of ammonium ^Itrats per acre on a piece of oats and it |U wt in tfiWH dayp and £rk green In color. He did not f^nd cin^Bttural purification, t put reapply aV^Pable nitrogen pn. Nltrpipm' iQ ferUltfer Is water luible at any temperature above ins asd serves jits test pur- - -- Marwgo C«oii»uahas a mysterious qq (he front lawn someone v flight explain >r simply. Whether the 150 pounds per on oats will cause such rank that lodging will take remains to*be seen. M Hughes, Woodstock, led to Washington for conwith the senate agricul- B on May ^8. "Right; 'the'Held" is a good place to formation apparently. Hu£>es says that in commenthigh costs in Washington* old was discovered in Calprice's there were three what they were in Washington. Since gold was discovered in Washington the situation tends to be reversed. Ope thing I cant understand Is why farmers growl about taxes being high and then elect men to go to Springfield and appropMate $2,000,000 per year to run the University of Illinois. In turn, the University, toeing run by conscientious men. try to provide the taxpayer with facts found by research that he can use to his advantage in his business. Then he refuses to use them. I refer to our corn borer Information. We have found that clean plowing will control corn borer 98 per cent. What better information would a good farmer want to control thcm'on his farm? It posts practically the same to plow clean as it does to plow ragged like so much of it is done. Here is control . at no cost. Instead, Mr. Farmer goes out and pays a sprayer $3 to $4 per acre for a 50 to 7(j^percent control job. Planting date insures further control. Whep five years of data all oyer Illinois, for which tbouer of glv- J gapda of dollars were spent to obtain, show May 26 as being the date, between May 5 and June r>. when best yields were obtained and also about the 4ate for best corn borer control and farmers generally disregard the entire program, I wonder why I bounce my gums around the way I do. Incidentally, it's my job to tell you and sell you on this research information. I just hate to see good tax money wasted that way. I learned yesterday of a big taxpayer in the county who planted corn May 3, byt of course, has planted it over since. Earl Schults and sons of Marengo are enthusiastic about Yorkshire hogs. The boy has done very well with his 4-H project starting with some gilts. Good livestock will always be a focal point of interest on a farm. Dan Reuter, Marengo, says he is in no hurry to plant corn. I helped W. R. Garrison . of Woodstock, out of the manure pile with his front end loader. Says he is producing a ton of milk a day. The manure had been piled along the fence during the "soft" weather last spring. Wesley Rice on Malone's farm east of Woodstock, is out fifty acres of alfalfa pasture. He is discing, sowing oats and sweet clover. The oats will be pastured off and the sWeet clover pastured this fall. Crop Notes From Harkelmaa ' IVof'l. ' A crop of weeds sprouted now and disced out will not show up in the corn. One quarter to one half pound 2-4-D acid per acre will kill wild mustard. Canada thistle and binderweed need one half to one poun<} at bud stoge More than one treatment may be needed and sometimes thistle re quires two or more years. Drainage ditch- bruch when carefully sprayed when fully leafed out with a .2 per cent solution of a mixture of 2-4-D and 2-4-5-T. Probably retrfeatment Will be needed for absolute kill. TCA shows promise for quackgrass at 80 to 100 pounds per acre in June after disking or clipping. It will prove very expensive. Should soy beans be fertilized? Hill drop or band fertilizer does not pay unless there Is a severeshortage of potash. Best results are obtained from testing, broadcast fertilization and © '* good rotation. " ' " * " Sudan should be seeded ill May, 20 pounds per acre and pastured at lj! to 14 inches high. i HENRY FREW * optometrist r*;]m^yrn^ . -m •fikt 136 S. 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