Farm parks grow as wildlife federation backs land use incentives
The National Wildlife Federation backs a proposed cash incentive to farmers who open land for recreation including hunting and fishing. Eldon Banta Ohio State University Extension horticulturist advises topping black raspberries to boost yields while avoiding red and trailing varieties. Valley Beach Park and La Mar Park expand with new facilities and memberships as talks continue on public use programs.
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National Wildlife Federation
Eldon Banta
Ohio State University Extension Horticulturist
Ohio
Banta
Valley Beach Park
la Mar Park
Thomas Kimball
Federation
Kimball
ASC
USDA
Economic Factors in 1965 Tax and Agriculture Outlook
Tax Foundation estimates show family taxes averaging 853 for year ending June 30 1965 up 20 from 1964 and 300 above 1955. Per man hour output in distribution rose 2.5 percent annually 1929 58 with 2.8 percent for wholesale and retail. Cropland adjustment would authorize 5 to 10 year withdrawal contracts ending 1979 with diversion payments. Cattle market strength stems from tighter red meat supply and rising beef demand, with price risks expected later in 1965.
Market summaries and auction results from Bucyrus sale
Wheat and corn prices compare with prior weeks while cattle hogs and calves show steady to mixed moves. Total head 1,509 across hogs 899, cattle 419, feeders 183, with prime to utility grades and lambs listed in range alongside slaughter prices.
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Beef Cattle Field Day Set at Hoytville
Beef cattle enthusiasts in Ohio may attend the Beef Cattle Field Day on June 3 at the Northwest Substation in Hoytville. The event begins at 9 30 a.m. and features tours and talks by Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station staff and Cooperative Extension Service specialists on feeding management animal health and corn silage research.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Northwest
Pine Dieback in County Pine Trees Linked to Winter Injury
Extension Plant Pathologist Robert Partyka reports pine branch death across county due to prior weather. white, red, and Norway pines on heavy soils show damage especially on south sides. Advice emphasizes dry soils and poorly drained sites. minor cases may be pruned and fertilized. Small Fruit Day set for June 10 at Wooster Experiment Station to discuss strawberries raspberries and blueberries.
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Robert Partyka
Ohio State University
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Maple Syrup Production Dips Across Regions
Maple syrup output reached 1,145,000 gallons, one fourth below last year and among the lowest in fifty years. The season was unfavorable in much of the maple area but Ohio fared better than average. New York led with 110,000 gallons and Ohio ranked fourth with 108,000 gallons. Price per gallon stayed at 5.80.
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New York
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