Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 56

"ALL EDITIONS 4)- 7 Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Sunt lav, Atiut 1 1, 1953. II II QUICK Price Freeze Held Failure WASHINGTON (AP) The Busts And Diseases In Cotton Influenced Most By Weather cattle and beef industry yesterday said a test exercise clearly indi LSi wrthr the en1 cf th month. Humid" ton Ncnm very susceptible In wirhr nrf boilworra injury humid or wet u-rathor is South- BRAND SEEDS GRAIN SORGHUMS SWEET SUDAN BLACK AMBER CANE MEXICAN JUNE CORN GUAR. New Mesa Variety FOR QUICK SERVICE PHONE AL 8-6151 Hftfrn rtit.

county in County, but grava'e tlus situation. tiffpr littl from this malarlv rot a seriously a misfit be ex cates that a freeze of cattle and beef prices in any national emergency would fail to stabilize consumer prices and supplies of the meat. i i ALTfiRVlRIA Wf pot bcau-e of the relative scarcity brinnmr In appear. Although it er.m crass, the host plant. 11 OTi- Ac-A fGaga August.

usually th most hu- not pror a serious pmhlem Cochin. Pinal, and Tima month riunnj th summer, yet. Pinal and Ccvhtc nxo reported a serious Instead, the industry said, a freeze would result in extreme fi.u traditionally trx a time counties have reported in-tancr rerentlv. Leaves on shortages of beef, farmer with wnen- crop man mu nf vnous injury una i'i" plants in s.me icirts rave as jrs Th weather tM eon of lower leave, ine mllnv 4 30 rut spots on them merety brought about thu slowup 4 at. aftackins maturing ordinarily, 10 will result in de- holding of cattle in anticipation of higher prices later, and distortions in supplies among re- Wft the earlier than uu.iL Mt fields rartteutarly thoe on foliation.

ip-ions cities, retail stores and aroum! th Salt River Valley tlMer rortion of the plant. Very Spores or thi riiease are favorahte wttU any at titt! can done onre the rtis- this tme other years. eve hit. Dr. han nor- InKuenrM mo.

by the heavy however' that leaf U' W'lhJn 21 hurs f'- public eating places. Other consequences of a freeze order, it said, would be increases in beef prices through devious methods and the development of a tremendous enforcement Iodine a ram. The orans spots David Lawrence writes from Washington in The Republic typrfyins Southwestern rust may not appear on t'te upper portions rrru th disea. picture. July.

in -plant four th. rt-t one- since 1011. saw rfhr w.rlepreai arrrrnre rf boil rot. especially aionr t.vaard Another ti.e wfni-rt coi of the pfant until a week later. ATT aecoHinsr t- Pr.

Shielr. Asnin. ran he done, once the plant is infected. IlK.l.n rilFCKS show boll-prm stitl in tho 1 snot so tir as in-ert pe-t are concerned. This is trti" in other counties as well as here.

I.ycus is runnine close second as usual. Ieaf rollers, a cause ronrern in some area. a-rcar to troubled with oniethin similar to that hit tins cahhaje loper. A disease of epi- COTTON GROWERS a I Tropic Webb Smith, tlLlb for George milker Dibble, feeding according to production. The alongside No.

17 indicates the cow has just freshened. Webb now will place the chain and number on the animal to identify it. makes notation on large feed chart which can be seen from anywhere in the ham. Dibble devised this chart to facilitate demie proportions affarkins' the insect where thy appear in population. rYfMliiig SvsifMiinlizocl Wooly worms, evident in all section of the county for some time, are continuing to build up.

In many cas. control measures ar warranted. TV. J. N.

Honey. extension entomologist, succest a dust mixture of li per cent Protect YOUR COTT0K1 From INSECTS With $18 Blackboard Solves Problems For Squinters At Scottsdale Dairy oaphene. 3 per cent DDT, and sulfur. Practice Economy Ceore Dibhle, tt dale which may vary from month to ration, farmer, has come up with the month. George ami Webb Smith, busines fcedin i(-n-t answer to.

one of the toughest his milker found it impossibU to all SS SrieSf Cows Iren't I FIFE problems in dairying, and he keep all of those figures in their machines, you know," explained the Scottsdale dairyman. heads. worked it out on a blackboard FABRICATED IN OUR SHOP TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS All Gauges 8-inch through S6-inch diameter INSECTICIDES Available from rim A mry n. id Space has been allowed for a feeding chart on-rks concerning the condilion paper but gave it up as a bad of pach animal Qn Dibbe-S black. job.

Both men were developing bf)ard shou)d a CQW Qff fepd a case of squints from peering at m. gick a notalion is the tiny figures every time a cons- niadp Thjs mi(s him to entered the milking parlor. What a Hose tafa on hjs hprd gnd any was needed was a large chart thin that foaU. It is recognized that the amount of concentrated feed should ary according to a dairy cow's production. Feeding the same amount to every animal in the herd often results in underfeeding good producers and giving more than is needed to others.

Figuring out how much each cow should receive isn't much of a problem. The trouble easily read anywhere in the barn. with th White Chemical Co. From this necessity. Dibble MiaittopelivMoMi 0'KRALF- COST of the 3x5 foot board came to S18, but Dibble feels that it has more than paid for itself since he installed it in June.

He admits that he should have allowed more space for remarks, but otherwise finds it to be a good solution to his foHincr nrnhloni M4l Ul Tract IT TOIMT! LEE REDMAN EQUIPMf NT CO. It S'fc At, rh. AL rrt begins when farmers try to put hung a large blackboard in the thi information to work, and middle of the barn wall. On this mat's where George and his board each cow was listed by blackboard come in. number.

Opposite the number Dibble, a member of the Dairy was written the amount of con-Ileid Improvement Avsociation, cent rate allowed each feeding, has complete production records-As a cow entered the barn, a on all 113 cows in his herd. Kaeh glance at the number on her Mnufcturte nd DtiMbuoet Of INSECTICIDES, WEED KILLERS end FERTILIZERS WO W. Wotkini Rd. AL 8-3385 DESIGNERS. FABRICATORS AND ERECTORS OF STEEL TANKS STEEL BUILDINGS CORRUGATED METAL PIPE 1500 S.

7th STREET AL 8-3695 PHOENIX, ARIZONA norl' chnin a nnirlr -hpck with I one has her particular ration. the corresponding number on the1 Us Lough, assistant county Krrf ni th. of fppd agricultural agent, regards the Buy An Arizona Product i blackboard as one of the most she rated was Known. Ui practical answers to the problem SKVKKAL. MKTIIOHS of fig- he has seen, urine daily rations have been' biKKPst headache con nevisen.

rarmers nected with feeding according to me uniA nae mommy production is finding a satisfac ACME CLERESPAIi BUILDINGS BORE tion records wn.cn come in eiy method of application handy in this respect. Ihe proper Dibble's blackboard is a amount of feed can be arrived at satisfactory answer," Lough ob- by subtracting 25 from the num- serverl ka MAiinric Wnttorfat rto- urt Dibbles SO-acre farm is at month. Dividing the remau1der.lB.ureVrid.-a---. by two indicates how much con- The best number to call for depend' able fertilizers mi insecticides, in the size you want r.i,Rr mrr iicht tram lrlurB kkjr-Ittktinc. brol.ru No apkrrp urrK iraxit nr miary (ililalar cent rate should be fed daily to: the animal.

Farmers not keeping close production records can also fig- ure out daily feed although not so accurately. Con- centrate requirements are more; closely related to butterfat pro- duction than to pounds of milk produced. Holteins and Ayre-! shires generally need 1U to I pounds of concentrate for every; gallon of milk produced. Guern-! sevs and Jerseys require 2 NOW IS THE TIME 'D BOTTOM DEFOLIATION ARIZONA FERTILIZERS, INC. Serving Arizona Agriculture Heal Offer 734 art S.

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