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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1966

Page

6

Honey Creek Project Faces Long Lead Time in Huron County

Huron County's Upper Honey Creek District became a state sub division last week, but engineering work likely won’t begin for at least a year. The project, in Category III, must move to Category I for priority planning, while floods and silt damage drive landowner concerns across Richmond Township near Celeryville and Attica.

Huron County Huron Seneca Crawford Counties Honey Creek Karl Reinhardt The Soil Conservation Service Reinhardt Conservancy Richmond Township Celeryville Conservancy Celeryville Drainag Attica New Washington Tiro Huron County Common Pleas Court Huron County Common Pleas Robert J. Vetter Vetter John C. Carroll Crawford County Common Pleas Court Harry L. Bozarth Seneca County Common Pleas Court

Meeting Set for July 4-H Congress Moves Up

The Ohio 4-H Club Congress shifts from September to July 6 7 8 9 at Ohio State University in Columbus. The change aims to avoid school conflicts for about 900 delegates and marks a move toward an earlier summer schedule with future dates in 1967 and 1968.

Ohio Gehres Congress OSU Center For Tomorrow Ohio Union

Field Days and Events Listed for 1906 at OARDC Wooster

Dr Roy M Kottman announces fourteen field days and events for 1906 at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center including Greenhouse Vegetable Day in Wooster on April 28 and Farm Science Review in Columbus September 21-23 among others with tentative dates and multiple locations.

Wooster Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center Roy M. Kottman North Central Branch Vickery

Soybean Industry's Annual Banquet Set

A March 7 banquet at the Sheraton Columbus Motor Hotel will spotlight Ohio's $100 million soybean industry. Ohio Director of Agriculture John M. Stackhouse and OSU Agriculture Dean Roy M. Kottman announced plans, with an Ohio Soybean Industry Committee led by Paul V. Metzner of Delphos Soya Company coordinating details.

Columbus Sheraton-Columbus Motor Hotel Ohio John M. Stackhouse Roy M. Kottman Ohio State University College of Agriculture and Home Economics Ohio Soybean Industry Paul V. Metzner Delphos Soya Company Delphos, O

Willard Men Lead Ohio Horticultural Groups Officers

Ohio Vegetable and Potato Growers Association and Ohio State Horticultural Society elected last week in Cleveland. Carroll H. Bartter of Columbia Station was reelected president with Glenn Chadwick of Mantua named as vice president of the potato section. Existing officers Frank Bourma James Schmidt Charles Koch John Van Laar Leo Gaffin and E C Wittmeyer were returned to key posts. E L Drollinger Jr and Arden Ramseyer plus William Fulton were named as directors with terms extending to 1967 1968 and 1909 respectively.

Cleveland Ohio Vegetable and Potato Growers Ohio State Horticultural Society Carroll H. Bartter Columbia Station Ohio Vegetable and Potato Growers’ Association Glenn Chadwick Mantua Frank Bourma Willard Charles Koch Cincinnati Wooster William Fulton Troy

Cattle Industry in Huron County Faces Manure and Floor Design Questions

The beef cattle sector in Huron County remains a major farm activity with about 13,000 cattle on feed and annual gross sales around 1.75 million dollars. Studies from Wooster show little gain difference between slotted steel floors and traditional bedding, though confinement area and ventilation affect cattle comfort and occasional leg issues. Farmers seek cost-saving, mechanizable feed and manure handling systems to reduce labor while maintaining product quality.

Huron County Ohio Europe Wooster

Livestock Market Closing Data Reports Mixed Gains

cattle and hogs advance modestly as feeder pigs and calves hold steady. sheep and lambs rise, with prime wool at top and breeding ewes listed. Market figures include hogs 670 head at 0.10 higher, cattle steady to 0.50 higher, calves 28.00-43.50, and sheep 0.50-0.75 higher.

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