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This overall view of some niinblewill-infested Kentucky bluegrass plots shows results
  ` of experimental treatments to control the pest. Nimblewill is not only a serious problem '_
  _ . W. for the homeowner but also is one of the troublesome weeds in old bluegrass pastures.
  l Pictured here is Horticulturist ]. W. Herron evaluating different treatments designed to
  " .   ' control nimblewill but not seriously injure bluegrass. (See page 4 of this issue for an
A F V ` article giving details of the experimental work.)

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4
Kentucky Research Results m Brief
By FRANK B. BORRIES, JR. '
Department af Public Information
s GAMMA RAYS ARE USED IN FOOD irradiate them at certain levels and have them look
  PRESERVATION PROJECT eood. The lose color and sometimes the texture of
O y
I What’s new in food processing? the berries is not desirable. The same has been tme of .
r   is irrg_diatiou_tr€3_tjng foods   doses of gamma COYH Hlld broccoli. We’ve b€€ll H.   ITIOTC Sl1CC€SSfUl
rayS_ with sweet corn; we’ve kept the texture fairly good
This research in a relatively new Held of food preser- ahd have net had great losses ef sugar- Wherr You
vation is a joint project of the U.K. Agricultural lose sugar m the storage peried, You maY alter eerfeie
r"" Experiment Station, conducted by the Department of thmgs Such as appearance, taste, ete· A
Horticulture and the School of Home Economics. The reseerehers saY therr eppreeeh te the rrradra·
r Irradiation first got attontion 12 years ago Whon tion of fruits and vegetables is to “administer a pas-
tho Arrny recogrlizgd     fresh foods Could be t€\lI`lZlI]g dose of g3.ITlI-nil. rays to the foods SO    
pi-osorvod othor than by rofrigoration, part of tho stay edible at higher temperatures than encountered
armed forces’ food-storage costs would be consider- ie trozeh storage-), The trstral storage temperature ef _
·· ably reduced. A package of fresh food (if irradiation thelr experlmehtal samples has been 35 degrees F·
. oonid be niado to Work) with a iong "sho]{ ]i{o" at One area of research has been in removal of oxygen
roorn tornnoratnro Wonid be inVa]nab]o_ from the irradiated foods. The air in the can is either
Horticulturist D. C. Mama, specializing in food repleeed with nitreseu sas befere Sealing, er a Small
prooossingr and Homo Eoonornist Doris Tiohonor say amount of enzyme 1S added which chemically ties up
their work so far has been concerned with a type of the oXYgeh m the headspaoe (top ef eee) arr- Elrmr
—i food (normally stored by freezing) that could be held rlatloh otlree oXYgeh by these methods seems te slow
. » at above-freezing temperatures. dowrl ¤¤f¤ve¤·¤ble ellallges
s Two foods thor, are Working tvith at prosont aro Wholesale use of irradiation to preserve foods will
4 strawberries and sweet corn, both food items high on eet be perfeeted (llllel areas bv live {lame. A tractor,
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` __o "i‘s “"°` P  _ V   burners near ground surface, is used: The burners
A ‘ ' MW`”t"";"  ''‘``  so  ” i spurt flame onto the weeds for a fraction of a second.
_ This ll*"“e"Yl’° ““l‘l"““”* '“°““°°‘l "]" “ “”°`"”" °°'"°"` E. fl. Smith, agricultural engineer, says Kentucky
tional cultivator, has been tested sufficiently to enable U.K. . .
i. _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . _ __ farmers can use flaming on weeds in corn crops now
2lgllClll[ll121l C1'IgIl]€€lS [0 I]]dI(C 1€(()HlI`IICI`ldd(l()l]S [O1 Ilh USL 7
r in corn and soybean plantings. (Conlinur·rI on Page 7)
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Zytron proves effective in selective SUMMARY ¤
control tests that began In   iesults of nimblewill control experiments, 1959 to _ 
B 1 D h _ 1961, can be summarized as follows:
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a VC S OWS prolnlsc 1. Two applications of liquid Zytron at 15 lb/A
By ]. W. HERRON rate are necessary for satisfactory control of nimble- _
D~¤-*"·~¤¤ Of "<·*¢i¢··”~*~ will. One application at 30 1b/A rate also gave good .
Nimblewilll is increasing in importance as a pest in control. *
Kentucky bluegrass lawns in Kentucky as well as 2_ TO Obtain complete eradication, Some Spot ap, ¤_
many lwlghbormg $t¤t€$· It is BOY 0UlY Fl $€i`10U$ plications following the initial treatments with Zytron '
problem in lawns, but in Kentucky nimblewill is one may bg necessary `
of the most troublesome weeds in old bluegrass pas- 3. Treatments with liquid Zytmn in the Spring and
t“r°S· _ _ early summer appeared to be more consistently effec-
Nimblewill, a shallow-rooted perennial grass, repro- tive than tmatmmlts in late July, August, and S€p_ ·
duces by seeds and underground stems. New growth tgmbm. _»
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S " S S "“ ““‘ $Se“’““‘ S Sm ‘" S “‘“Y ‘“‘ Sm Y 4. Dry formulations of Zytron were not eiieenve in
March. It continues to grow throughout the summer . . .  — _
_ _ controlling nimblewill.
and early autumn. The roots remain alive throughout 5 All h B 1 D { 4 d 8 lb A
the year, but the tops die in autumn, leaving dense " Smug wwe _at mtés O _ Sm _/
_ . gave variable control of nimblewill with one applica- r
brown mats in the lawn. _ lt _ l_ t d th t_ d t l_
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were begun by the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment _ _
’ was the only material tested that showed any degree
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. I . . g‘ U . . . Y
__ tions of liquid Zytron at the rate of 15 pounds per acre. was not eilective in these experiments. `
F
V7
lr .1} of maleic hvdrazide ave ood control of nrmblewill
v_   . c
J,]   without killing bluegrass, very severe top injury to the
· yi" / bluegrass occurred. Results of these early tests were
g   / reported in 1955* and 1958}*
"¤ .. . .
\ rg 2%% In 1909 Zytron* was included in the tests. Both the
. ;:_ xr Ml _ _
\ Yr,   emulsifiable concentrate and granular formulations
‘*‘   Z, Q were applied periodically throughout the growing
~   '\   g season at rates of 10, 20, and 30 pounds per acre (here-
  WV f.... / 1 { ·
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`  <   if     gi; not ettective; consequently, the liquid formulation was
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    swmg; `rgx   V/Vx  § low mms, slender WO nevx (xpuuncn .1 ier 1<,1tcs were inc, ueet 1n
.`   wa!      / creeping smrns and tl]G tests 111 {116 Sl1IHlT|€1‘ of   TllC Cll]lllSll`l3.l)lC
. tv". A ’x 'Z MQ ` \\ ·` {Q, V. V qw . ~ . ~
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*"' `.     if       Q"   ‘[h[Q‘\? heads. The plant re- _
.. eax ~§L"»g>L?ilr`¤x???pé1,·r»WM aa;-l;;§,r»’  produces by seeds 
I Q     $*5:  gl;} J3 F' ;;'*'K’l`°’  ,/ { . - '» - ff-
l`*f*t_ ll l. \L‘§~`*{§¢',;1;}'.jr'gfrjti-»x     Eu}? lhlfoml? Film] 2 Herron, james, Nimblewill in Bluegrass Lawns. Ky. Farm
· l;»_   ~fiigy;(·:i—‘:#&:y{:¤’°y··//J_ 1 mul cm l spmllg and Home Science. bpce. Prog. Rpt. 1:23 ]uly 1955.
`\ .. `. IT" 1* - ' = ~ . . . . ,. —
.`.17¤>"     H/Bf     ‘ the ll I fl H [ lcmams ·* Control of Nunlilewill in Bluegrass luri. Proc. NCVVCC
. :-.~ · 2, , 5 ff 1 » dormant and brown. 1, ._ ·* ci
JV VK) , 5.31. l.)¤8.
’ 1 Y ·i’ . In il1€ S¤mm€1` li I5 *1 Chemical com nosition of the materials mentioned is Yiven
ix] _ 1 B
ay. l_Vl,;·l;~’ \ light green. at the end of the article.
l Kiawrucxr FARM AND Home SCIENCE-—SPHING, 1962 5

 P€l‘S0l1S Hlld 3g€I1Ci€S C0l1(ZCl‘llCd   activity pI‘0gl’£IIIlS {0I`
"seni0r” citizens helped by recent U.K. survey ii
L ° T' A t` °t° f Uld
I I
€I°S01]S ll] €I1lZllC   tl] 18  
By E- GRANT Y0UMAN$‘ lived within a distance of 9 miles, and 86 percent had ` .
D*'Y’“""'"" °i ’i"'”’ s"°‘”’”“” one or more of their children living more than 10
The amount of leisure time available to men and ihiiss tiistaiit- The &V€i3g€ €iist3hC€ of tht? older
women in the United States has increased markedly in P€is0ii tihm Ohs 0i' m0t€ Ot his children Wits 45 miiss- `
the past 100 years. Because of a longer life expectancy As ihight be expected, th€ ti‘€qii€iiCY of Visits between
and a shorter work week, men today have much more th€ 0id€Y P€ts0ii shd his Chiiti1‘€¤ varied With ths _
free time than in the past. For the average housewife, Pi`OXih'iitY Ot his Chiidi€h· W€€kiY visiting Was ths
with an even longer life expectancy and doing simpli- tYPi€ai Psttsiii With chlidrw iiVihg apart but Withih 9
fied homemaking, the increase in leisure time is even ihii€s» mvnthiy Visitiiig Was tht? tYPi€8i Psttsth with
greater. For many older persons in the United States childish iwiiig iii tv 49 ihii€s aWaY» Bhd 2 to 4 Visits `=`
today, almost all waking hours are leisure time. _
This abundance of free time suggests SOl]]€ impor- »
tant questions. How is free time used? Is it used t
wisely? Should free time be spent primarily in play, LIIIIISIIILLE
recreation, and amusements? \¢Vhat principles can be ’i—EXiNG-ION
suggested for setting up activity programs for older omisnono ,¤¤•|V|lLE 2
persons? The lack of clear-cut answers to such ques- % CASEY COUNTY ~_
tions points up the need for studies of how older •SOMEnszT 5‘
_ . _ •HOIILHtG {Sm
persons use their tree time. GREEN
In 1959 a surveys was made of men and women
aged 60 and over living in rural and urban Kentucky. The men and women surveyed lived In Casey mumy and In
A total of 1,236 persons were interviewed, half in the city of Lexington. Casey county is in south-central Ken-
(Iasey county and halt in Lexington. No persons in mckf sind is i`€i“iiV°iY isolated ii`°m iiiiY istgs iithsii €0m· ;
institutions were included. They were asked questions mmmih N
about their use of free time, such as their family visit- . . . . .
. . . . . . . . per year was the typical pattern with children living
ing, their community activities, and their hobbies and . .
` I. ' more than 50 miles away. The older urban persons
was nnes. . . . . . .
t visited more frequently with their children than did
Visiting With Children the rural older persons.
Almost halt the older persons (4-l percent) reported Community Activities  
that they lived in the same household with one or more . . . bx
. _ ‘ , . . The older persons participated, on the average, in
ol their clnldren. Two-thirds ot thc older persons (67 . . . . . » —
. _ _ 1.6 clubs and organizations, with little diiierence be-
percent) reported that one or more of their children .
tween those in rural and urban areas. Almost all the
iSocial Science Analyst, lflcononiic ltesearch Service, Li, S, li€Sl)OlldClltS Dal-ticilxltefl in smile {Olin] Of church
l)cpartnient ot Agriculture. z1CtiVity, zllltl iO1` 111OSf this WLIS the only COl]1I1`tll]lll§y · 
I Y-'lhe survey was iuadcrjoiutly by the l)(‘[)tU`tIll(‘lll ot liural LIctIVIty_ The I-III-II] O]de.I· PCYSOIIS engaged III more `
Sociology, linversity ol lxentucky, and the l·arin Population .   _ II _ .tI _ _t. 1.t. _ _   _ `   ` -
llranch, lieouoinic and Statistical Analysis Division, Economic m