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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1965
Page
6
OSU safety chief warns that nitrates in drought stressed forage can produce nitrogen oxides during the first 45 hours of storage. Gases brown to orange may cause lung damage. ventilate, keep bystanders away, and seek medical help if exposure occurs.
Columbus report cites Roger Miller of Ohio State University noting lightning kills over 400 Americans and injures about 1,000 yearly. The column urges indoor protection during storms and lists precautions avoiding electrical devices, fireplaces, chimneys, and large metal objects to reduce strike risk.
Ohio State University Extension agronomists say late August and early September are ideal for starting a lawn or fertilizing established lawns. Read seed labels to choose mixtures with 50 75 percent Kentucky bluegrass and 5 16 percent filler grasses, sow at two pounds per 1000 square feet, roll lightly, ensure moist soil for quick germination.
Five Huron County families showcase 4-H as a family pursuit with parents as club advisors and children as members. The Roger Smiths of New Haven oversee the 20th Century Farmers and New Haven Happy Workers while teaching six youths in the Shutterbugs photography club. Other clubs include North Fairfield Willing Workers and Willing Cookers led by the Chisholms, Bronson Dairymen and Happy Stitchers, New London Homemakers and Farmers, East Side Hustlers, and Stitch N Stir. The piece highlights long-standing involvement, diverse projects, and pride in blue ribbons.
Ohio farmers are urged to plant soft red winter wheat for cakes and crackers. Recommended varieties Fulton LaPorte Monon Red Coat Reed Seneca and Vermilion show traits like disease resistance yield quality and early maturity. Hessian fly resistant options include Monon Red Coat and Reed. avoid planting until after the fly emergence on Sept. 25 in Huron County.
Auction totals list 1016 head with hogs 865, cattle 262, sheep 431. Hogs steady with butcher 22-25.45, sows 17.25-22, boars 16.50-15.50. cattle steady, prime steers 27-27.40, choice 24.75-27, standard 14-23. cows 29-30.50 top, bulls 21.60-24.50. sheep steady, prime wools up to 24.10, feeder lambs 17.75-21.70.
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