Ohio Farmers Receive 21 Million in 1968 Huron County Output
Huron County farms earned 21.55 million dollars from farm marketings and government payments in 1968 per an Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center report. Livestock, crops, and government payments combined with county averages reveal per farm receipts of 13,815 dollars and per acre income of 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Wooster
Ohio
Darke County
Wayne
Fulton
Mercer
Putnam
Wood
Wayne County
Fulton County
Clinton County
Wood County
Henry County
Muck Crops School Planned At Celeryville
Local vegetable producers in Huron County plus Celeryville muck growers convene the Annual Muck Crops School at Celeryville Recreation Building. Experts from Ohio State University and OARDC will discuss fertilization weed and insect control disease management and future horticultural plans for the 1970s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Celeryville
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
New York City
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Louisville
Kentucky
William Brooks
Ohio State University
Stambaugh Farm
Wiers and Bourma Brothers
Zellers Farm
Hartville
L.N. Shepherd
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
E.K. Alban
J.P. Sleesman
Robert E. Partyka
Harry W. Ford
University of Florida
United States
Europe
J.M. Beattie
Robert L. Eby
Clair W. Young
Brazil
Charles Hanline
Robert Bourma
Harold Danhoff
Stanton Holthouse
Wayne Holthouse
Ohio
Payments Due On Idle Crop Acres
The Nixon administration will end advance payments for feed grain growers and apply the same rule to idle wheat and cotton acreage. Diversion payments will be issued in a single lump sum later in the year, with no spring advances. Prices and livestock figures follow in a market listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Agriculture Department
Huron County Names New Soil Conservationist For Year
Lloyd K. Young, 31, will begin Jan 26 as Huron County Soil and Water Conservation District conservationist after a year without a local leader. He comes from Indiana with a Purdue agronomy degree and United States Department of Agriculture experience. He and his wife Peggy have two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Lloyd K. Young
Angola
Ind
Board of Supervisors
Young
Purdue University
Agricultural Research Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Service
Illinois
The
Soil Conservation Service
Henry County
Ohio
Soil
Highland County
Putnam County
Peggy
Susan
Jeanne
Market Results Mixed as Hog and Cattle Prices Shift
Markets show 280 consignors with 2 120 hogs, butcher hogs at 22.80 to 28.00, sows 20.70 to 23.50, boars 19.00 to 20.50, feeders 16.3. Cattle receipts total 248 with steers at 28.75 to 31.30 for choice and 26.75 to 28.75 for good, standard 24.75 to 26.75.
Ohio Barrow Show Set for London January 31
The 1970 Ohio Spring Barrow Show will be held January 31 at the Madison County Fairgrounds in London. Single and pair classes for 190 to 220 pound barrows across major breeds, plus pens of 10 and carcass classes, will be offered with separate junior and adult divisions. Pen of 10s go to a packing plant in Troy. singles carcass classes go to a Sandusky plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Madison County Fairgrounds
London
Ohio State University Cooperative Extension Service
Troy
Sandusky
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Muck School
Roger Whetstone
Willard
Ohio Swine Breeders’ and Feeders Association
Duroc Breeders Association
Delco Energizer
DELCO
Norwalk Parts
South Linwood
Norwalk
House of Service
Wapakoneta
MT. Gilead
Mcconnellville
Barrow
Comeava Gas
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