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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1966

Page

5

Farmers Aid Urged During Pheasant Hatch Peak

Ohio Division of Wildlife reports nesting surveys show ring necked pheasants in northwestern and southwestern belts will hatch mainly in the three week window June 6 to 25. To reduce nest losses during the reproductive season, farmers are urged to minimize mowing then and follow precautions such as delaying mowing in nest concentrations and mowing large fields from the center to protect edge nests.

Ohio Division of Wildlife Field Ohio Division of Wildlife

Dairy Herd Tester Resigns in Huron County

Larry Miller, dairy herd testing supervisor, resigns. The Huron County Dairy Service Committee seeks a replacement. Applicants who have taken the dairy testing course or have related experience and can take the course promptly are eligible.

Larry Miller Huron County Dairy Service Committee

Contest Plans Dairy Princess Contest for June 15

The Dairy Princess Contest to be held June 15 by the Service Committee with applications extended to June 1. Eligible entrants are single girls ages 16 to 21, high school graduates or graduating this spring, with dairy farm background. The contest is part of the American Dairy Association. Applications available at the Cooperative Extension Office.

Huron County Dairy Service Committee Huron County American Dairy Association Cooperative Extension Office

Strawberry frost May Crush Berry Patch Near Norwalk

W F Swabley and fellow growers report heavy damage from Monday night frost across Norwalk area strawberry patches. Buds and blossoms were killed with some fields nearly wiped out, while others expect a late but reduced crop. Livengood notes ideal rain earlier but cold snaps now threaten yields.

Lorry Livengood Norwalk W.F. Swabley Route 61 Fred Boose Swabley’s Area Strawberry Growers Larry Livengood Milan Livengood Plum Brook National Aeronautical and Space Administration

Fruit Growers Tours Highlight Ohio Horticulture Meeting

Columbus visits two modern fruit farms as the Ohio State Horticultural Society and the Ohio Apple Institute hold a joint meeting June 30 at the Salem Fruit Growers Cooperative Association packing plant Greenford Mahoning County. Ralph Papania and Sons New Waterford and Joseph Less of Salem host tours with El don Banta noting fruit diversity and quality. Dr Roy M Kottman dean of OSU College of Agriculture and Director of the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service delivers the afternoon talk.

Columbus Ohio State Horticultural Society Ohio Apple Institute Salem Fruit Growers Cooperative Association Greenford Mahoning County Ralph Papania Ohio State University College of Agriculture and Home Economics Ohio Cooperative Extension Service

Proper soil fertilization tips for garden success

Extension agent advises on drainage lime and soil differences, notes sandy soils leach and need frequent fertilizing. Recommends complete fertilizers with analyses like 12-12-12 or 5-20-20, preplant broadcast application, furrow planting with 1-2 pounds per 100 feet, and cautious follow up for leafy vegetables with 10-6-4.

Farm costs to rise as 1966 expenses set to hit record

Agriculture Department forecasts farm production expenses may total about 32 billion dollars in 1966, surpassing 1965’s 30.3 billion. Increases expected in feed, livestock, fertilizer, fuel, repairs, and depreciation taxes. Hired labor may fall, while overall overhead and interest rise amid continued heavy fertilizer use and high feeding rates. Corn planting advances across the Southeast and Great Plains with varied completion rates by state.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Department Southeast Great Plains South Carolina Georgia North Carolina Virginia Florida Kansas Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Iowa Illinois Indiana Ohio Arizona

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