Hartland Teens Nurture Forests In Huron County
A Hartland Township Forestry Club pages a decade of reforestation efforts with 200 saplings per student. The program, run by the Division of Forestry and Reclamation, ships seedlings from Marietta to county points each April. The club, founded in 1931 by Frank Heitsche, has planted pine groves along highways and protects against erosion, wind, and undergrowth.
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Hartland Township
Huron County
Western Reserve School
Hartland Forestry Club
Future Farmers
FFA
Huron County Highway
Ohio
Division of Forestry and Reclamation
Marietta State Nursery
Frank Heitsche
Heitsche
Norwalk
Controlling Lawn Grubs and Moles in Spring Yard Care
Homeowners face seasonal lawn problems as grubs attract moles and cause brown patches. If grub worms are present, four insecticides Aldrin Dieldrin Heptachlor and Chlordane can control them. apply granular chlordane at 2 1/2 pounds per thousand square feet, water to disperse, and keep children and pets off until dry.
Hartland Merry Mixers Elect First Officers
The Hartland Merry Mixers held their first meeting at Mrs. Helen Heid s home. Officers elected include President Linda Weisenberger, Vice President Sue Heidl, Secretary Coleen Garner, Treasurer Melinda Zimmerman, News Reporter Kathy Olcott, Recreation Chris Kramer, Assistant Alice Morrow, Health Leader Ginny Eckler, and Safety Leader Pat Weisenberger.
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Hartland Merry Mixers
Helen Heid
Linda Weisenberger
Sue Heidl
Coleen Garner
Melinda Zimmerman
Kathy Olcott
Chris Kramer
Alice Morrow
Ginny Eckler
Pat Weisenberger
Boxelder Bugs Resurge As Weather Warms In Ohio
Columbus reports boxelder bugs, brownish black and red insects, emerging from cracks after winter. Entomologist Dr. Richard L. Miller notes they are waking and preparing to feed on box elder and related trees, likely increasing their numbers.
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Columbus
Richard L. Miller
Ohio State University Extension
Dairy farmers get about half of consumer milk price
Government reviews for higher minimum prices as farmers in 70 milksheds seek better earnings. February data show fluid milk farmers get about 49 percent of the consumer dollar, with 25.3 cents to farmers and 26 cents to marketing costs for a half gallon.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
National Commission On Food Market
Bucyrus Auction Sees Higher Hogs and Steady Cattle
At Bucyrus auction 274 consignors offered 1536 head with hogs up 10 cents on market. Butcher hogs 16.50 to 18.55. sows 11.25 to 16.80. cattle total 352 with steers 19.00 to 26.10, heifers 17.00 to 24.60, cows 14.00 to 18.90, calves 29.00 to 38.50, and sheep and lambs 372 with spring lambs 27.70 to 28.25. overall market mixed to higher in parts.
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Frankie Heitsche
Carl Bennett
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Ohio County
Farm Bureau
Nationwide Lipe Insurance CO
Colombes
Odie
Boxelder
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National Association of Soil and Water Districts
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