It’s A Woman’s Vegetable Squash at Huron County Fair
Mrs. Estle Wyatt of Collins, blue ribbon winner in buttercup squash, notes squash versatility and variety in sizes, shapes, and cooking. Other growers including Mrs. Gary Snyder and Jack Stenger discuss multiple squash varieties and uses, with prizes for hubbard and butternut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estle Wyatt
Collins
Huron County
Wyatt
Gary Snyder
Zenobia Road
Norwalk
Snyder
Jack Stenger
Milan
Stenger
Cleveland
Ronald Krebs
Wakeman
Krebs
Hubbards
Huron County Junior Fair Livestock Sale Sets Records in 1966
The 1966 Huron County Fair closed with a record Junior Fair Livestock Sale. Sixty three steers were sold as youths marketed yearlong projects, with grand champion prices averaging 61.45 dollars per hundred and top bids around 80 dollars per hundred. Buyers purchased 61,280 pounds of beef at an average of 31.45 per hundred, about 37,380 pounds of edible beef at 51.5 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Dale Liles
Pleasnick
W.L. Mead
Joel Ross
Mead
Tree Seedling Orders Open Across Ohio Planting Season
Raymond S Brown state conservationist urges landowners with reforestation plans to order from Ohio State nurseries for conifer and broadleaf seedlings to be used for forestry or windbreaks. Demand may exceed supply. orders go to the Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry and Reclamation in Columbus. Farmers face high costs with net incomes of about three thousand dollars after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond S. Brown
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Columbus
Ohio
Brown
Division of Forestry and Reclamation
Department of Natural Resources
Ohio Departments
Bucyrus Auction Report Highlights Mixed Week Results
Auction consignors offered 213 head and 1 742 hogs with prices generally lower than last week. Market noted softness for cattle and lambs while feeder pigs and calves showed active bidding and variable prices across categories. Prime, choice and good classifications for cattle and hogs are listed with range figures for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, and sheep.
How To Prevent Soybean Erosion
Farmers seek best practices to prevent soybean field erosion. Fall winter ground cover is advised with D-1 ACP payment in Huron County offering 2.80 for land prep and 3.00 for seed per acre. Rye 1.5 bushels per acre required. pasturing allowed minus hay or feed harvest. contact ASCS office for rules and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
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Marguerite
Gary
Eddie
W. L. Mead
Linwood
U.S
Bucyrus
Complete Automotive
S. Linwood St
Wayne
Firelands Elevator Ass’n
N. Hester ST
Woodlawn
Firelands Tool Rental, Inc
Bartata
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