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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1966
Page
6
Mrs. Dale Hord of Greenwich cherishes five Percherons once common on farms now faded by mechanization. She and her children exhibit four horses, using them for hauling and show purposes rather than plowing. The family plans more fair trips as the children grow.
Government legal experts say food for peace sales will be barred to Nations trading with Communist North Viet Nam under the more restrictive 1966 67 Agriculture Appropriations Bill. The conflict with the food for peace measure lasts seven months, then the stricter ban may apply unless revised. Soybean prices are expected to rise this harvest season but have recently eased to around 3.10 a bushel.
Washington reports show White House and Congress citing different figures for the Agriculture Department's 1966 67 appropriations. President Johnson signed a seven billion bill but pledged later reductions, while agencies estimate spending near six billion, leaving a one billion gap and unclear final totals due to language differences.
The report shows hogs and cattle prices with hogs 20 to 26 dollars per cwt and cattle mostly steady to higher in several grades. It notes calves and sheep markets with varied ranges and mentions questions over appropriations for rural electrification loans and transfers. White House directives aim to cut overtime by 25 percent and freeze 85 000 full time staff to ease costs. Potential further cuts could target supply purchases and delaying planning and construction.
Elm losses over five years leave scars around homes and woodlands countywide. Replanting lags. planting under wires favors smaller trees like honey locust and gingko. Ohio center drills at Wooster show sweet gum linden hawthorn reach heights, fall planting advised, family involvement boosts home appeal.
Hereford show at Lancaster fairgrounds opens Thursday at 9 a.m. with 14 exhibitors and 78 head competing for 2700 dollars in premiums. Event concludes the Fairfield County fair show season and is sponsored by the Fairfield County Agricultural Society the American Hereford Association and the Ohio Hereford Association.
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