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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1965
Page
6
Advice on proper planting of dormant shrubs including hole depth, soil mix, moisture protection, staking, and aeration. Also warnings on corn stalk rot with yield losses up to 20 percent and guidance to choose hybrids resistant to stalk rot and tolerant of high plant populations.
In Huron County sugar beets were first planted in 1950 by Chase Heyman and later by Albert Lindenberger. This year Heyman farms 30.9 acres and Lindenberger seven, selling beets to Northern Ohio Sugar Company in Fremont which hires migrant labor. Harvesting began last weekend using a new harvester that processes multiple rows, enabling faster loads to Fremont. Heyman calls the season a real good year.
Harry Hintz and Robert Nestor of Landmark Beef and Dairy win a trip to the Canadian Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. They travel with two OSU Extension Specialists and Landmark Feed personnel to view livestock shows for about a day and a half. The Royal Winter Fair showcases Canadian agriculture including horse events and global livestock entries.
The Norwalk Kiwanis Club hosted a Farm City Week dinner at Collins Methodist Church aimed at connecting farmers in Collins North Fairfield and Steuben with local business leaders. O.E. Anderson of the Ohio Bankers Association spoke on modernization and its impact on labor, equipment, and farming's role in the economy.
At Bucyrus auction the day’s total headcount reached 1,590 with 228 consignors. Hogs 709 head priced higher than last week as butcher hogs 22.00–26.20, sows 18.00–22.50. cattle 332 head, steers 24.00–28.00, heifers 21.50–24.50, cows 11.50–14.80, bulls 20.90–22.00, calves 24.00–36.00, and sheep and lambs 507 head with steady demand.
Scientists report that applying a molecular film of lipstick material to farm pond surfaces can cut evaporation by up to 40 percent. The film forms a barrier reducing water loss and conserving supplies.
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