ALASKA SEED POTATOES IN DAHAND
According to word received here
Alaska seed potatoes are proving to
be productive in the “^tates, W.S,
T’opper of Hopper's Highland Farms
t Spokane has arrived in Alaska
.o make arrangements for the ship
ment of larger quantities, Mr,
Hopper is trying to find farmers in
this vicinity who will grow certi
fied seed potatoes for planting on
his farms.
He reports that some Bliss seed
potatoes purchased from the Fair
banks area last year yeilded 25
tons to the acre. He claims that
the Alaska seed potatoes are more
nearly free of disease and grow
well in the states.
This may be the opening of a
new market for Alaskan produce.
NEW GAME LAWS GO INTO EFFECT
Game regulations for 1945-46=
have been received at the local
office of the Alaska Game Commissior
There are several changes from the
laws of last year.
The split season on moose north
of the "laska range has been aban
doned, Instead of the September
and December months, bull moose
-ay now be taken only froM September
to October 15, South of the
range, however, west of longitude
141 the split season has been intro
duced--from September 1 to 15 ar/d
December 1 to 15. West of longitude
141 the season remains the month of
September.
The season has been split and
lengthened on caribou. It has been
from September 1 to October 15*
This year the season starts August
20, continues to September 30 and
opens again December 1 for 15 days.
The limit remains the same,two for
a resident and one for a non-residen
Mountain sheep which were pro
tected from hunters last year nay be
taken (rams only) from August 20
to September 5 with a limit of 1
ran a season. They may not be taken
in the GiAood Sheep Mountain or
Eklutna areas.
Black bear may be taken east of
longitude 141 including Keystone
Canyon, Big Delta, Highway and Mfr.
;Hayes-Blair Lakes areas from Sept
ember 1 to June 20 with a limit of
2 a season. Elsewhere in the
Territory, as previously there is
no closed season and no limit, but
they may not be taken within 33 feet
of the middle of any highway*
Grouse and ptarmigan may be taken
in the Fairbanks and Anchorage dis
tricts from August 20 to January 31.
The daily limit remains the same,
10 in the aggregate.
Copies of the new regulations
are not yet available, being printed
in Washington, D.C. Until such time
it might be well to save this
article for future reference until
the, regulations ar£i put.
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