New London Young Farmers Organize Club
Ten New London area farmers formed the New London Young Farmer Association to pursue education and new agricultural trends. Don Baker of North Fairfield spoke on diesel maintenance at the meeting, with officer roles filled by Don Jackson, Royce Ganz, Ronnie Baker, and Dick Smith. Members include Gerald Case, Earl Cherry, Jim Mitchell, Earl Biswell, Tom Cawrse, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
New London Young Farmer Association
Don Baker
North Fairfield
Don Jackson
Gerald Case
Gilman Baker
Gilman
Royce Ganz
Ronnie Baker
Rochester
Dick Smith
Earl Cherry
Jim Mitchell
Earl Biswell
Tom Cawrse
Fitchville
NFO Plans Milk Holding Strategy At Columbus Meet
Fifteen Huron County NFO leaders met in Columbus on February 9 to discuss a milk holding action and a new NFO strategy to lift farm prices. They noted processors may improve, but higher farm prices require action. A new approach uses marketing information and a structure to reduce basic farm plant size. County president H R Cummings hailed the plan as ending over supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County National Farmers Organization
NFO
Columbus
H. R. Cummings
Bucyrus Auction Consignors Report Large Sale Totals
Total head 1962 with hogs 688 head market 30 cents lower. Feeder pigs 76 head. cattle 280 head active steady with varied steer and heifer prices. Sheep and lambs 281 head down 1.25 to 1.50. Calves 33 head 4 dollars lower. Bulls andCan prices steady. Breeding ewes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Jackson Named To State Council In Ohio Young Farmers
Don Jackson of New London was elected to a two year term on the State Young Farmer Council as one of two representatives from the North Central District. He farms 520 acres near New London with crops of wheat corn and soybeans. Tim Polland of Kenton was named Young Farmer of Ohio at the Feb 10 awards banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Jackson
New London Young Farmers Association
State Young Farmer Council
North
Jackson
Young Farmers Association
Young Farmers and Homemakers
Columbus
Gilman Baker
Gerald Case
Richard Smith
New London
North Central
Tim Polland
Kenton
Ohio
Spring garden care tips from the extension agent
A county extension agent urges backyard gardeners to inspect peach canker and rodent damage, prune dead limbs, and ensure sun exposure. Dormant sprays for peaches and apples, including lime sulfur and oil, are recommended, with emphasis on proper label use and removal of old, poorly stored chemicals.
Nutrition meeting for Ohio sheep producers in Huron county
Sheep producers in Huron and Richland Counties gathered in Plymouth for a Nutrition meeting led by Dr. Jack Cline and Ralph Grimshaw of Ohio State University. They discussed selenium deficiencies, injection methods for lambs, grain texture, protein supplements, and future feeding practices with current Huron County flocks numbering over 10 000 head and about 200 000 dollars in annual gross income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Richland Counties
Plymouth
Jack Cline
Department of Animal Science
Ohio State University
Ralph Grimshaw
John Wells
Huron County
Cline
Ohio
Grimshaw
Area Holsteins Improve Butterfat Production
Local Holstein dairy herds report new lactation averages for milk and butterfat. Riverside Farms in Monroeville records 14 cows at 16 313 pounds of milk and 578 pounds of butterfat while Ralph Stone of New London posts 80 records at 16 742 pounds of milk and 590 pounds of butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein- Friesian Associaton of America
Riverside Farms
Monroeville
Ralph Stone
New London
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James Ryder
Norwalk
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YO AG
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Farm & City
Briggs
Stratton Engine
Norwalk Parts CO
South Linwood
Wayne Dog Food
Wayne
Firelands Elevator Ass’ N
N. Hester
Norwalk, O
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