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Vaccum them up If they get] Inside. >4 ' Witold Kuncewicz bed a weed - blue thistle id the rosette stages. Judd Burke was by seeking Bermuda grass (wiregrass) control in his potato patch area. Chemicals suitable for controlling each were recommended. Ever take a close look at your pastures and try to figure what proportion of the ground cover is weeds and what part desirable pasture plants? Bet you'd be surprised. Ever consider using ASCS’s chemical control practice? Fif ty-fifty cost share here, too. Many weeds like fertilizer and lime. Which are you feeding nitrogen, phosphorus and potash to - weeds, grass or clover?
Winter Sunburn
Why talk about sunburn in midwinter? Because outdoor winter sports, especially skiing, sometimes are accompanied by sunburn fully as severe as that of swimmers st the seashore in midsummer.
Of course, the winter sunburn is confined to face and neck, rather than most of the body, but it can be just as painful on the exposed parts yf the body as summer sunburn.
. Today’s Health, the family magazine of the American Medical Association, points Dut that the sunburning effect yf sunshine is due in large part to the ultraviolet radiation that accompanies the visible light. These ultraviolet wave lengths, intense in outer 3pace, are partially filtered ay the atmosphere. as they reach the earth. In the higher altitudes, the sunlight does not aass through so deep a layer of atmosphere, and so the burning effect is more intense. And another factor is reflected radiation bouncing off the aright snow cover. Since overexposure to sunight is, in general, injurious and hastens the aging of skin, aurposeful exposure should be ivoided. Protective- clothing should be and usually is worn In .winter, except in the heat of spring skiing. There are a number of sunscreening agents which are lelpful when applied to the skin.r The.se "ipclude preparations containing ben zoahenones and preparations consisting of 15 percent paraamino benzioc acid (PABA) in a cream base, as well as preparations containing physicial sunscreens such as zinc axide and titanium dioxide. In general, the protective tgents must be applied frejuently because perspiration,
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