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mission fee to cover cash
prizes given and a portion of
the entry fee will be reserved
for art supplies for the Senior
Life Solution Program. The
date for the art show has been
tentatively set for the week
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printing the pennants, business classes are assembling
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
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near Thanksgiving, and will
be on display through February, 2013.
For more information, contact Defibaugh at 542-1695
ext. 277.
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them, Health Occ is advertising. It’s a joint effort.”
Statistics indicate that
Missouri ranks fifth in the nation for hunger.
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LINNEUS, Mo. – There is
grass and there will be grazing
at the Management-intensive
Grazing School, Oct. 2-4, at
the University of Missouri
Forage Systems Research
Center (FSRC) in Linn
County.
A panel will discuss “Life
after Drought,” says Craig
Roberts, MU Extension forage
specialist. “As always, we
cover the basics, as this is a
grazing school for firsttimers.”
A new addition will be
demonstrations of making ammoniated forage. This technique, used in times of short
feed supplies, converts lowquality forage into feed with
higher protein content. Davis
says he will probably ammoniate drought-damaged cornstalks.
Usually the process involves wrapping stacked baled
hay with a plastic tarp, sealing
the edges and injecting anhydrous ammonia. The gas, a
form of nitrogen, turns highfiber forage into a tasty treat
for cattle.
The school teaches how to
improve pastures and boost
grazing efficiency.
Historically, the school has
taught thousands of producers
to use moveable electric fences
to control grazing. Moving
cows through smaller paddocks boosts feeding efficiency.
Most of the available grass
and legumes are eaten instead
of trampled.
“During a drought it is more
important than ever to not
waste feed,” says Dave Davis,
superintendent of MU FSRC.
Participants will learn to
measure dry matter content per
acre available in a paddock.
Then they will learn to “eyeball” a paddock to estimate
available forage.
The basics cover everything
from soil nutrients to forage
varieties and water systems to
fence building.
Highly rated by participants
are talks by former grazing
school graduates who come
back to share their stories. Apply to Joetta Roberts,
Box 225, Missouri Forage and
Grassland Council, 2000 E.
Broadway, Columbia, MO
65201. Call mornings at 573499-0886 or send email
to [email protected].
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Carrollton resident Ed Castle brought home secondplace ribbons and a rosette for creativity for his needlework submissions at the Missouri State Fair. The large
framed piece uses a different stitch for each row and
takes about an hour per square inch to stitch. Castle
learned the art of needlepoint in the early 70s when he
and his wife took a class in Orange County, California,
after his retirement from the Marine Corps. After mastering the stitches, he went on to teach classes and continues to enjoy the art, creating his own patterns. “It’s
all basically graphing math,” he added, “which came
easy because I was a math major.” Castle has created
over 50 patterns through the years. (Carrollton Democrat photo by Janet Zullig)
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arm-length green beans in their garden recently. “He
grows something new every year,” she said. The Shaws
grow turnips, radishes, green beans, tomatoes and beets
in their garden on west Lincoln. (Carrollton Democrat
photo by Janet Zullig)
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