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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1970

Page

5

Grass seeding time and practices for farm and city March

March to May offers ideal windows for grass and forage seedings in northern Ohio. Hand sowing has largely given way to tractor assisted seeding with alfalfa and grass mixtures common in spring seedings. Recommendations include using a grain drill with band seeding and packer wheels, applying 200 to 250 pounds of complete fertilizer, and choosing alfalfa varieties by use.

Ohio Cooperative Extension Office

Swine Producers Tour Area Farms in Huron County

A group of swine producers visited three area farms in Huron County on Wednesday. They toured Bob Yingling’s 120 by 44 foot finishing barn on Young Road near Bellevue with a 56,000 gallon manure pit and four month holding capacity. At James Perry’s rural Vickey farm they saw a confined feeding system on a partially slatted floor with low death loss and feed conversion details. The third stop, Charles Dauch’s Clyde area farm, featured a confined system with half the building using paste feeding for improved feed conversion but higher waste and maintenance costs.

Huron County Bob Yingling Young’ Road Bellevue Yingling James Perry Vickey Perry Charles Dauch Clyde Dauch

Egg Prices Decline After Winter Surge

Washington based report says wholesale egg prices in New York have fallen toward year ago levels after a sharp winter rise. Government forecasters expect no further retail spikes this year and predict seasonal declines in prices, though farm levels will stay higher than last year.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department New York

Ten Specialized Field Days Set

The Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center outlines ten specialized field days for 1970 at its Wooster headquarters. Dates cover Greenhouse Vegetable Day April 30, Sheep Day July 31, Beef Day August 1, Dairy Day August 14, Pesticide Institute August 18 19, Orchard Day August 20, Turf and Ornamental Day September 15, Poinsettia Day November 18 19, and Turkey Days December 8 9.

Wooster Ohio UPS Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center Research Center Ohio Cooperative Extension Service Ohio Cattlemen's Association FFA Ohio Pesticide Institute Poinsettias Don Scott Field Columbus Eastern Ohio Resource Development Center Noble County Caldwell

WR Student Wins FFA Dairy Farming Award

Michael Nolan of Western Reserve High School earned the District 7 Star Dairy Farming Award for leadership and scholarship in FFA activities. His district win advances to state judging in Columbus, with a $25 cash prize. Nolan is 17, from Wakeman, plans Bowling Green State University, and previously earned a state FFA degree.

Western Reserve Michael Nolan Future Farmers of America FFA Columbus Nolan Western Reserve High School Patrick J. Nolan Wakeman Wakeman St. Mary’s Catholic Church Bowling Green State University

Live Stock Auction Report With Varying Market Movements

Consignors 199 total head 1145 hogs 405 market 1.15 lower butcher hogs 22-26.70 sow 20-24 boars 20-23.25 feeder pigs 24.50-25.50 per cwt calves 32 market 2 higher choice 44-50 good 38-43 commercial 27-37 utility 26 and down cattle 235 steers 50-75 cents higher choice 30-33.50 good 27.75-29.75 standard 25.75-27.75 heifers 28-31.90 good 25.75-27.75 standard 24-25.50 cows steady commercial 20-24.10 utility 18-20 can and cut 17.75 and down bulls steady Bologna 25.50-29.50 calves 32, higher 44-50 good 38-43 commercial 27-37 utility 26 and down aged slaughter ewes 5-11.60 sheep and lambs 483 market 25 higher wool 27-29.45 good 25-26.50 utility 22-24.50 clips 27-29.60 good 25-26.50 feeder lambs 25-27.25.

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