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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1966

Page

6

Water Uses' Rated Best In District

A Portage County girl, Carol Gebhart of Southeast High, won best soil and water conservation science project. Dennis Patterson of Willard and Mark Case of Wyandot placed second and will join Gebhart to represent the district at the Ohio Federation summer meeting July 30 to August 2 in Delaware for the state contest.

Portage County Ohio Northeast Soil Conservation Carol Gebhart Southeast High School Norwalk Dennis Patterson Willard High School Huron County Mark Case Wyandot County Gebhart Ohio Federation Delaware

Frost risk warns fruit growers on scab and pests

Farm and city fruit growers should monitor trees for apple scab caused by recent frost and weather. Prevent defoliation with one to three scab sprays every two to three weeks, using Micro-film sulfur where suitable. Watch European red mite, apple maggot, and codling moth. prune through June to build next year’s fruiting wood. Grapevines should be left, with basal buds developing new shoots.

Eldon Banta Ohio State University

Mrs Stein Elected To Committee In Huron County 4-H

Mrs Henry Stein advisor to the New Haven Pins and Needlers was elected to serve as Southwest District representative to the Huron County 4-H Extension Advisory Committee. Jim Hutchinson Becky Nuhfer and Rick Bragg elected to district boards. Gries Broadleaf evergreens require little pruning and good landscaping adds value per Ohio State University Extension gardeners.

Henry Stein New Haven Pins and Needlers Huron County Jim Hutchinson Willard Rawhiders Becky Nuhfer Norwich-Richmond Workers Rick Bragg

Non-Farm Fields Gain Interest in Area Vocational Ag

Western Reserve district veteran Gale Bach elder notes a shift toward non farm occupations in ag classes with two thirds of students not living on farms. Milan High reflects growth in horticulture, including truck farming and greenhouse operations, while curriculum now emphasizes specialization and semester courses in engineering, crop science, animal science, soils, and horticulture.

Western Reserve Gale Bachelder Bachelder Neal Leimbach Milan High Schol Leimbach Gilman Baker, Co. Ag New London Barker

Area Farmers Shown Efficient Management Gains

Area extension agent Paul Wright reports Ohio farmers are reaching higher management efficiency. A Fremont meeting attracted ten-year comparisons showing dairy investment rising from 30 122 in 1955 to 75 073 last year and cash crop farms from 40 420 to 80 410.

Ohio Paul Wright Fremont Wright

Wool Prices Seen Higher in 1966 Driven by Demand

UPI reports Agriculture Department projects moderate rise in average 1966 wool prices due to smaller sheep supplies, higher mill activity from military buying, and firmer world prices. 1965 average was 47.1 cents per pound grease. March April prices ran 99 percent above year earlier. Incentives climb to 65 cents per pound in 1966 and 66 in 1967. US per capita wool use 1965 at 2.7 pounds.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Department U.S

Groundhog Control Advise From Local Extension Agent

County extension agent John Wells says groundhog control cartridges are available at the Cooperative Extension Office in Norwalk. Use now to destroy dens while no other wildlife uses the holes. minimum charge applies.

John Wells County Extension Cooperative Extension Office Norwalk

Small Fruits Day at Wooster June 9

The Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center in Wooster will host Small Fruits Day on June 9. Morning tours run 9:30 to 11:30, lunch from 11:30 to 1, followed by an afternoon program. Seven educational exhibits and several commercial exhibits will be on display.

Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center Wooster

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Gene Fairall Harasoy Hawkeye Avery Ohio Milan Mrs. Stein Gries Ohio State University Extension Ment of Agriculture Huron Delco Remy Autolite Norwalk Parts CO S. Linwood St Compar Ford Industrial Tractor Firelands Tool Rental, Inc Woodlawn Ave Norway, Ohio Wayne Profit Builder Firelands North Hester St Norwalk, Ohio
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