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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1964

Page

5

Corn disease threatens Ohio corn growers prompts hybrid removal

Ohio farmers face maize dwarf mosaic disease first found in 1962. Extension advises selecting resistant hybrids, notes leaf aphids spread disease, and lists hybrids dropped for 1965. Upcoming meetings in Norwalk cover new plant analysis, lime and fertilizer, and soil testing services. Local fruit business reports strong Christmas demand and apple packing operations in Norwalk.

Ohio United States Huron Blair Janson Ohio State University Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Huron County Indiana Iowa Erie Lorain County American Legion Norwalk Ohio Soil Testing Service College of Agriculture Estension Office

Turkey production and soybean market outlook for 1964

The report anticipates higher turkey production next year and stronger turkey consumption over the next five to ten years. Prices in 1964 are expected to run somewhat below last year while production costs per pound trend downward. Soybean use and supply for the market year are forecast to be in close balance, with crushings around 30 million bushels above last year’s 441 million bushels.

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Weeded woodland near Wakeman targets future income

Area farmed 91 acres south of Wakeman was cleared of low value trees. Hickory ironwood beech and hornbeam were killed while oaks maples ashes and tulip trees left to mature for harvest. State Forester Jack Basinger assisted, costs $20 to $30 per acre with ACP cost share up to 80 percent.

Ninty Byron Wayne Dalton Wakeman Jack Basinger Ashland Daltons

Markets Close With Mixed Commodities And Livestock Shifts

Commodities show varied changes as wheat and corn slip while soybeans hold. Hog, cattle, and calf markets move with cattle steady to strong and calves lower amid widespread price ranges and feeder lambs rising.

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