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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1969
Page
5
A tour of Michigan and western Ohio cattle operations shows margins shrinking from 1958 to 1969 as feedlot size grows from 100 to 2000 head. Investors face higher costs per steer, need for concrete confinement housing, and shifting to liquid manure handling amid rainfall and bedding constraints.
Livestock sales report shows hogs up to 21.70, sows 14.35 18.00, feeders 88.00 head 11.00 18.00. Cattle steady with steers 21.50 31.60, heifers 19.00 29.00, cows 18.00 23.80, bulls 22.75 26.10. Calves 40.00 45.00, wools and lambs mixed, spring lambs 30.90 32.70.
Monroeville High School will shift its vocational agriculture curriculum next fall to prepare students for diverse agricultural jobs beyond farming. The plan, led by instructor George Landon, aims to attract both boys and girls and align with federal vocational education changes since 1965.
Farmers will tour grain storage types on Thursday starting 10:00 a.m. The route includes Carl Hartley farm northwest of Bellevue on Sandusky County Road 175, Kent Dean farm, and Russell Keegan and Jeff Hartley farms. Observations cover continuous flow vent and batch dryers and a Central Soya Company visit in Bellevue. Lunch at Kudro's Restaurant.
Patrick J. Nolan of the Huron County ASC announces that producers of 1968 crop cats rye or barley must file requests at the County ASC by March 31. Eligible farmers may obtain price support loans if the crop is in farm storage or approved warehouses, with wheat loans possible for 1968 wheat grown on farms in the prior wheat program and stored suitably. If not loaned, crops may be sold to CCC with notice by April 30, 1969. Extensions and loan redemption terms are noted.
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Michael Nolan of the Western Reserve FFA chapter receives the State Farmer Award at 16. He is a Western Reserve High School junior with Holstein cattle, corn, beans, oats, and active in FFA leadership roles for 1968 69 and 1969 70. He also participates in 4 H and Dairy Judging.
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