4-H Camp Set To Hold Two-Week Program At Conger
Over 200 4 H Club members are expected to attend two 4 H Camps at Conger Camp over the next two weeks. The sessions will run Monday to Friday with a $9 weekly camping fee and feature flag ceremonies, conservation periods, vespers, campfires, swimming, health and safety activities, handicrafts, and specialized sessions led by extension agents and guest instructors.
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Carlos Tucker
John Wells
Barbara Becker
James Rhome
al Kalfus
Walter Dumech
Martin Myers
Soil Conservation Service
Roger Dixon
Huron County Sanitarian
George Huston
George Manful
Ohio Edison Company
Richard Wells
Diane Stein
New Haven 20Th Century Farmers
Lea Pickworth
Hartland Go
Legislation Aims to Bar Non-Dairy Milk Substitutes
Congress urged to curb filled and imitation milks by prohibiting packaging that resembles milk or use of the word milk on labels. Rep. Samuel Stratton says hearings may occur this year with broader fights anticipated next year. Dairy interests cite consumer confusion and propose standards to ban milk terms.
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Marguerite Davis Washington
UPI
Congress
Samuel S. Stratton
House Commerce Committee
Stratton
Public Health Service
Washington State Supreme Court
Food and Drug Administration
Stratton’s
Willard High School Graduate Crowned 1968 Huron County Dairy Princess
Barbara Nuhfer of Shiloh Willard and Dewittville, crowned 1968 Huron County Dairy Princess, plans to study education at Ohio University. She taught in Future Teachers of America as a high school senior and spent summers caring for 100 dairy cows, training calves, and preparing show stock while pursuing art projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Anderson
Barbara Nuhfer
Huron County Dairy
Barb
Willard High School
Ohio University
Future Teachers of America
Thomas Nuhfer
Shiloh
Dewittville
Willard
Becky
North Central College
Illinois
Gary
Bob
Donnelley’s
Dogwood Borer Damage Reported on Tree Trunks
The bark splits as the borer feeds under it, causing separation from heartwood. Damage typically starts at the base and extends to the first side branch, mainly on the Northeast trunk side, per Extension Entomologist Richard Miller. Treatment is needed now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Miller
Wooster to Dedicate New Beef Feeding Structure
Wooster will dedicate a slatted floor beef feeding facility at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center on August 14 1968. The unit includes a 24 pen open wing for group feeding and an 80 pen enclosed wing for individual feeding with automated group feeding.
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Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Ohio
Beef Cattle Day Activities At Research Center Near Des Moines
Farm N City schedules Beef Cattle Day with 9:30 registration in the new Research Center Auditorium and a 10:00 program featuring research on sorghum grain digestion, pre conditioning feeder cattle, and waste disposal. A tele studies tour of a modern slatted floor feeding unit near Des Moines will include commentary by Pioneer Animal Scientists. Dedication of the Beef Cattle Research Unit is set for 1:30 with remarks by Roy Knottman and Representative Clarence Miller. Field trips will follow the on site ceremony.
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New Research Center
Pioneer Hybrid Corn Company Cattle Division
Des Moines
Iowa
Gerald Parks
Randall Reed
Roy M. Knottman
Clarence Miller
U.S. House of Representatives
Ohio
Managers Win With Soybeans
University of Illinois expert Dr. John W. Pendleton compares high profit soybean production to football. A complete management system, with growers and extension staff, yields best results using top quality seed, proper maturities, soil fertility, weed control, and spacing while avoiding broadcasting and drilling.
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Urbana
Ill
John W. Pendleton
University of Illinois
Pendleton
Bucyrus Market Report Hog and Cattle Prices Rise
Market figures show hogs up 1.50 with butcher hogs 20.10 to 23.15 and sows 15.80 to 18.80. Cattle varying by class with steers 25.26 to 28.80, heifers 23 to 26.10, cows 15.50 to 20.70, veal calves 25 to 34.50, and sheep and lambs up 1.25 from the prior week. Wool and aged sheep prices listed.
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Bucyrus
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