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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1969

Page

5

Ohio farmers tour northwest farms to study labor

More than 200 Ohio farmers toured northwestern farms Friday to study labor conditions as part of Project Help. The Ohio Farms Bureau Federation sponsored the tour with FLAG formed to counter FLOC. They visited Scott McDonnall and Herb McQuillin farms near Delta and Liberty Center migrant center.

Joe Ratliff Ohio Northwestern Ohio Farms Bureau Federation Scott McDonnall Herb McQuillin Lucas County Farm Labor Advisory Group FLAG Farm Labor Organizing Committee FLOC Delta McDonnall Migrant Center Liberty Center William Swank Farm Bureau Afl-Cio Teamsters California Swank National Labor Relations Board George Murphy Old Fort Baldemar Velasquez Bluffton College Rudy Lera Velasquez

Youth Award Nominees Named by Milk Producers Federation

Eleven youths from Northeastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, including Norman Hanko of Wakeman, are nominated for the Milk Producers Federation Youth Award. Judges Charles Spreng and Merritt Corbin will visit and interview all nominees before the Aug. 24 Young Cooperators picnic in Orrville where the winner and runner up will be announced.

Norman Hanko Wakeman Clevland Based Milk Producers Federation Ohio Pennsylvania Charles Spreng Merritt Corbin Federation Credit Association of Wooster Young Cooperators Orrville

Nature Teaches A Lesson On Water Pollution And Nitrogen

A Sandusky meeting on water pollution sparked the claim that agriculture mainly brings phosphates to streams and Lake Erie. The piece argues phosphates do not leach from soil and notes nitrogen leaching, flooded crops, and the limited effectiveness of late nitrogen application. It concludes phosphates come from organic waste and detergents, not farming.

John K. Wells Nature Sandusky Lake Erie

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Paul Slade The Ohio Agriculture Marketing Association McQuillin Farm McQuillin Ohio Farm Bureau wAi Norwalk House of Service Co. Norwalk Sliverbrook A&p
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