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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1964
Page
5
Donald Bauer of Route 61 south outside Norwalk plans develops a seven acre farm plot centered on a one acre pond he dug three years ago. The lake can be raised or lowered by a rope valve and is filled with pure spring water to prevent stagnation.
Advice on cleaning grain bins between farms to prevent insect contamination and on insect control using Malathion and other pesticides. Guidance covers empty-bin spraying, grain surface treatment, and following label directions, plus notes on wheat varieties and a new park development with future expansion plans.
Washington expects the 1964 all wheat crop at 1.213 billion bushels with May 1 and June 1 estimates trimming the outlook. If realized, the July 1 1965 carryover may dip below 800 million, around 786 to 788 million, marking the smallest surplus since 1953.
Premier Khrushchev outlined a new deal aimed at farmers and workers, pledging wage boosts, pensions for farmers, improved consumer goods, and incentives as 1,443 delegates opened a session in the Kremlin Hall. He asserted the USSR would win the economic struggle with the United States and noted 18 million workers would be affected.
The Holstein Friesian Association reports US registered Holsteins sold to foreign buyers in the first six months of 1964 reached 940 head, up 111 percent from 1963. Exports included 147 males and 793 females for dairy herd improvement, with Mexico remaining the largest foreign market, purchases quadrupling to exceed 400 head.
Market totals show livestock at Bucyrus with hogs 798 head and cattle 296. Prices move mixed as hogs fall to 13.50 17.90 with sows and boars lower, while cattle steer ranges reach 15.50 down to 24.20 for choice. Calves higher than last week with prime at 32.00 and commercial at 24 26. Sheep and lambs up about 50 cents from last week with primes at 25 20 and feeder lambs 15 18.
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