Farmers Advised On Keeping Grain Bins Clean And Safe
Advisory notes urge farmers to keep bins clean to prevent infestations. Store new grain away from old and from sources of pests, inspect every 30 days, and use approved protectants. Regulations limit rodent and insect damage, with penalties affecting grain sale. fix granary floors, seal openings, and use bait stations as needed.
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Ohio
Hocking County
Laurel Valley 4-H Flower Bed Brightens Grange Front
Laurel Valley 4-H'ers planned and planted a community flower bed at Laurel Valley Grange Hall, with guidance from advisers Mrs. Harlan Bailey and Mrs. Herbert Notestone. The item also offers home laundry tips on mildew, stain removal, and care for summer fabrics.
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Laurel Valley
Grange Hall
Laurel Valley Grange Hall
Harlan Bailey
Herbert Notestone
Laurelville Man Interviewed For Magazine Stories
Clarence Maxson of Laurelville Rt. 1 was interviewed for Potted Hereford World about his Hereford herd. Dwight Ball visited three weeks ago for the feature and photos will run in the July issue. Maxson, Buckeye Polled Hereford Association vice president, was also interviewed by Forrest Finn of the American Hereford Journal with a July article planned. Guest livestock man Lorin Sanford, Caldwell, will join as executive secretary of the Buckeye group.
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Ther Iock
Meckinn Colu
Clarence Maxson
Laurelville
Maxson
Buckeye Polled Hereford Association
Forrest Finn
American Hereford Journal
Lorin Sanford
Caldwell
World conservation expo hosts Golden Plow contest
The Soil Conservation Diary reports the 1957 world's conservation exposition and the fifth annual world's plowing contest will bring soil experts from about 15 countries to Pee for the Golden Plow trophy.
Golden Plow Trophy Highlights Plowing History
The article traces the Golden Plow trophy as a symbol of world plowmanship with the Norfolk two wheeled plow model and 17th century Dutch influence. It notes farmers value good plowwork and a county plowing match may be held by the Soil Conservation District if enough farmers show interest, with contact by July.
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Bles
World Plowing Organization
Meuniege-On
Board of Supervisors
The
Soil Conservation District
Removing Combined Straw From Seedings In Oats And Clovers
The passage notes that removing combined straw is possible when seeding sweet clover but harms the clover. Legume seedings in oats are rarely harmed unless straw is very heavy. Oat straw is more brittle than wheat straw and breaks up and disintegrates quickly.
Natco-Ettes 4-H Club Meeting At Beverly Campbell Home
Sixteen Natco-Ettes 4-H members attended a recent meeting hosted by Beverly Campbell. The health and safety leader distributed health pamphlets. Each member was asked to track daily food intake and compare with Judy Bond s chart. Refreshments were served.
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Natco-Ettes 4-H Club
Beverly Campbell
Health and Safety Leader
Judy Bond
Rural Electric Output Doubles
Washington An Agriculture Department survey shows farmers now use more than twice as much electricity as a decade ago. A sample of 21 000 producers nationwide averaged 405 kilowatt hours monthly last year, up from 196 during the 1947-49 period, reflecting greater use for farm chores.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Nils L. C. Kachelmacher
Robert W. Keynes of Logan Ohio has been appointed Trustee and Executor of the estate as of May 31 1957. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated June 20 1957 Rhea Gert Brown Probate Judge Hocking County Ohio.
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Nils L. C. Kachelmacher
Robert W. Keynes
Logan
Ohio
Hocking County
Rhea Gert Brown
Hereford Registrations Surging Among Cattle Breed
A cattle expert cites registration records as the key measure of progress noting Polled Hereford registrations have risen over 400 percent in the past decade.
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Ed Herefords
Calendar Dates for 4-H Advisory Council Meeting
July 2 through July 4 advisory council events announced by the extension office with afternoon sessions and planning discussions. Meetings cover program updates and community outreach in cooperation with local 4-H partners.
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Advisory Council
Toledo Budget Approved for University of Toledo
Trustees approve a 2,653,400 dollar budget for the University of Toledo for the new fiscal year starting July 1. The amount is about 240,000 dollars more than the previous year.
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Toledo
Ohio
University of Toledo
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