The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15
INTERESTING FARM NEWS NOTES



Lanterns ere hcl1g used Ia Aadi-
sou county beet iirh.a l1r i4e Trap
glns Of moths 81 fh saEar beet ~eb
earM MQ4sAu kIitn. niier burn
l1H tEfft lanterns 800 Night Ia his
lail found ga dead moths ln the
Pan % one lamp tae following morn
Ae Cf1ds 81 d BURIED FARMERS
Rope b ihla aslAasi - reduce sEs-
l1uaG i0 ouch 4n akfe4f hat the
web aulm tal - toDif8led.
Cellar 20 s.ae itaAioes
rHtsg lfaiffsfif ~ q ~ Ludlow
a. fls tta4is4a fpaaD farm bureau,
lsiato ffaeeia oitte Torrance Dis
frcf are coaueritiuf Tor the con
s'ruffion 90 storage cellar On the
Frifas1 altilk Application for
base Oh tte NGng has bep made and
construction Nili begin A. soon as
fis psgHIfN rrantei
spfas their Alfalfa ficids
usur4l fraatllp county farm
bureaus members sprayed their alfai. I
q fields Tor destruction ~ alfalfa 4
afofu a. rcagii ef ihe demOnatra 4
iinn given iu ne county By Claude !
Wakciani, efOmo'cElsf 90 the uni
ssmly extension division.
Eagerimaf on boundary SOIL
Expefimtafal eork 90 boundary
county s1li ean reviewed recently
~ Count Agent A q Oman and Pro-
iecf Leader Campbell 10 company
aiih y Is. Hitchcock. soil apeclalist
81 The university e1tenal0n dislsloa.
AZ K0ot1m Orchards there we're no
fiaibis results from the applications
az ime p4t use ~ manure on alfal-
o. made much difference. Lime
used ID MuraFia. three Years agO.
showed iiiiie ef uo results. according =
fu m uaar8. hf. ApOerfy near
HenUef fHrrf iaat spring spread
fine and sulphur 90 parallel strips !.
~ timothy clover and q nev aeding
~ Grain fnd alfalfa a marked dif-
florence 10 color aud fhrifflnesa was
glaisli1 ln the Timothy clover treated !.
y iih sulphur. the grass showing a !,
brighter green and apparently more =
y Fsroua growth Chemical analy
.ea Of bench soils have shown a good :
lime content but a deficiency ia nj
'Fpsrn. The building 81 nitrogen
and humus content II a general need
Liberal use 81 manure with iegume
'f0pa Ia rotation and better and
u0fo thorough cultivation we're rec
immeudod a. general methods for
improving the soils. Rcd clover
ftIN "iNhNNiNN'N ~ fHN NNNff Jul
.elDpmeni 81 n0dulca was found not
% b. as vigorous as desired aud ar
ii'fiai inn1culafion vas advised.
Get SIT 600 ON Wool
bingham county wool was pooled
nio alt ears under farm bureau aus
ices and consigned % a Boston
ifm. An advance Of thirty cents a
0and vas received on the fine wool
"a
MONT Of wool handled VAS t23.-
% pounds and the amount OF mon
= checked out 20 farmers was t3T.-
3t2E There were los mon inter
iied IN the pool. which consisted OF
- varying Ia size from one TO 70
ass.
Hope tn Know Beans iictter
The departments OF horticulture
"a hacterioingy 81 the University OF
i1h0 are cooperating with the farm
ufrau % Latah county Ia conduct
Il demonstrations in bean growing
B Burnt Ridge The object OF the
sis aud demonstrations II 10 dovel-
} disease resistant strains OF beans
~ % show the importance OF field
81 selections
Fatal 60 Hoek Chucks
More than 100 rock chucks were
liaoned north % Shushone one
Eht. b. one ounce OF stryehnlne
lphais which had been mixed In 1
lion u bot water aud soaked into
much alfalfa a. WAS required 10
sorb a. The alfalfa was allowed
~hiiher fof about four hours bs
10 USING a.
rrrslliae With sweet Clover
ffsmouf rUuHt farmers have
nied es acrcs 81 sweet clover for
Farmers have high
pee 81 The out come Of this venture
a means. n successful. an initial
Z % only $500 Tor seed