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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1965

Page

6

Ohio Declares Scabies Free Area for Sheep Industry

Ohio is officially listed as scabies free by the Department of Agriculture. Dr. Paul Kramer and Dr. Harry Goldstein announced Indiana and West Virginia added to the Scabies Free Area as Ohio supports 21 956 flocks. Dipping remains a management practice with annual or alternate yearly schedules.

Ohio John M. Stackhouse Department’s Division of Animal Industry Paul Kramer United State Department of Agriculture Harry E. Goldstein Division of Animal Industry Indiana West Virginia R. C. Thurman Tipp City Ohio Sheep Improvement Association W. L. Welsh. Richwood Franklin Garmon Kenton Thurman American Sheep Producers Council of Denver Department of Agriculture

Family Farm Echoes Help From Sherman Family

The Joseph W. Sherman farm near Olena spans 350 acres with 4,000 chicken capacity across two buildings. Sherman, his wife, and four sons help with egg gathering and farm chores as the family markets most eggs through the North Central Egg and Poultry Cooperative in New Washington. He stresses volume and diversification amid fluctuating markets and keeps corn and oats for feed.

Joseph W. Sherman Scranton Road Olena Sherman Jeff Jerry Jim Johnny Bellevue Shermins Shermen North Central Egg and Poultry Cooperative New Washington Hulton County Cooperative

Soybean stock outlook hints at modest carryover

The Agriculture Department estimates a 1964 crop soybean carryover of about 10 million bushels into 1965-66, below weekly crush requirements. Domestic crushings may total around 470 million bushels, with 205 million exported in 1964-65, leaving a 10 million bushel carryover amid price volatility.

Gaylord P. Godwin Washington UPI Agriculture Department Department

Ohio Farm Price Index May Rise After Period

The Ohio Farm Price Index for the month ending May 15 rose four points two percent to 239 percent of the 1910-14 base, up 21 points ten percent from May last year. Increases occurred in corn hogs beef cattle calves lamb and wool while soybeans hay sheep milk and eggs declined. The national index rose three percent to 251 percent of the 1910-14 average.

Ohio State University U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S

Micro-nutrients emerge as key in crop production

The article explains micro nutrients or minor elements such as boron copper manganese magnesium zinc molybdenum iron and others impact crop yields. Huron County reports manganese and zinc deficiencies in soybeans and corn in the northwest area. Extension Service offers Plant Analysis Laboratory for leaf and soil testing to guide nutrient applications with timing guidelines for corn soybeans fruit trees and vegetables.

Huron County Cooperative Extension Service Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station

Corn Silage Use For Beef Outlined

Hoytville cattlemen heard Ohio State researchers at Beef Cattle Day discuss optimal corn silage for beef. Dr. Klosterman described a complete silage ration using extra ear, urea, limestone and dicalcium phosphate, noting strong fattening results and better efficiency than high-urea rations.

Hoytville - Ohio Northwest Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Earle W. Klosterman Klosterman R.R. Johnson Wooster

Seed Seminar Planned at Schlessman Farm in June

A Certified Seed Seminar hosted by J Schlessman and Sons Farm Avery will gather about 60 agricultural leaders from North Central Ohio on June 22 to review the seed industry and the production of Certified Seed. Arthur Schlessman will lead a morning farm tour, with Dr. Lewis C. Saboe of OSU Extension delivering the afternoon session.

Schlessman and Sons Farm Avery Ohio Schlessman Arthur Schlessman Lewis C. Saboe Ohio State University Extension Agronomist OSU Agronomy Department Charles Hastings Clyde Oho The Seed Improvement Association Norwalk John K. Welly Carlos F. Tucker Ohio Cooperative Extension Leroy Stotz Soil Conservation Service R. M. Calhoun Association David Hester Hester Richard C. Flint Willard United Bank Farm Service Willard Lawrence Brock Ett South Central Greenwich

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