New Class 1 milk prices set for Michigan producers
Farming news from Clare County and Great Lakes Southern Milk Inc announces October 1 1970 price hikes for Class 1 milk sold to dairies. Western Michigan pays 6 61 per cwt rising to 6 84 in southeast. current 6 37 to 6 62. Extra delivery differentials apply to Detroit and Pontiac Port Huron areas.
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Michigan Milk Producers Association
Great Lakes- Southern Milk, Inc
Michigan
Detroit
Pontiac-Port Huron
Dairies
MMPA
September alfalfa cutting proves safe with flowering start
Michigan State University research shows farmers can take a third alfalfa cutting in September or October without yield loss if flowering has begun. Studies since 1964 find no significant next-year yield difference whether cutting Sept 1 or 15 or in October.
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Milo B. Tesar
Michigan State University
Michigan
Tesar
Saginaw Fair Opens With Record Entries And Improvements
Final preparations for the 1970 Saginaw Fair are under way from September 12 to 19. Clarence Harnden notes year round effort to improve grounds and exhibits with paved roads, new lighting, and 225 gallons of paint. Bleachers enlarge livestock areas while a large hobby show and daily high school band concerts add family appeal at Emil Muehlenbeck Park.
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Rockies
Clarence Harnden
Emil Muehlenbeck
Back to School and Life Education Calls
Educators emphasize September return to studies that prepare children for life, developing sensitivities and minds to contribute to society. Parents recall the bustle of school bells buses and the teen urge for the right wardrobe.
4-H Lamb Winner and Excluded Youth Highlight Concerns
The Sentinel notes 4-H member Mark Rodabaugh, reserve grand champion lamb winner, was omitted from a champion list, sold for 3 dollars a pound to Jack Tice. De Anna Montney’s name was also left out of the state exposition roster. The piece then urges practical budgeting and consumer education amid rising personal bankruptcies and student debt, citing Michigan and university studies.
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Sentinel
Clare
Mark Rodabaugh
Jack Tice
Mid State Land
Anna Montney
William Montney
Route 3
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Lansing
University of Michigan
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MMCC Expands Adult Continuing Education This Fall
Harrison MMCC offers 12 week adult courses starting Sept 14 to Sept 17 with 6 PM sessions. Courses include welding, electrical, drafting, decorating, sewing, and more. Costs are 15 dollars for district residents and 22.50 for out of district, with Clare and Gladwin counties in the district. For enrollment contact Tom Nyquist at MMCC.
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Harrison Mid Michigan Community College
Clare
Gladwin
Tom’’ Nyquist
MMCC
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