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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1968
Page
3
Farmers and city residents should protect trees and shrubs before ground freezes as storage and growth cycles shift. Most plants store food in October. warmer spells may extend growth, while frost halts growth and storage. Apply fertilizer to assist the plant in preparing for winter.
Ohio State University engineering professor Floyd L. Herum describes new vegetable mechanization for precise seed spacing and depth control. Advances include specialized meters, belt plates, printed seed tapes, and electronic row blocking to reduce hand labor, while harvesting machines expand use amid weight and field-mlood issues.
Mr and Mrs Kenton Sherman of Bellevue Huron County win MPF Youth Leadership Award for outstanding farming and dairying. They operate 370 acres with 38 registered Guernsey cows producing 11 757 pounds of milk and 540 pounds butterfat and will tour the National MPF Convention in St Louis November 10 14.
Thirty EHOVE agricultural students toured a large Waterloo Iowa farm equipment complex visiting the tractor plow and harvester plants and the new administration building. The program blends classroom study with three hours daily of work related duties at local firms to prepare students for farm related careers.
Agricultural power is evolving not fading, says Dr. Dale E. Hathaway of Michigan State University. In a keynote at the National Broiler Council Conference he warned that the old rural south and midwest regional influence fades as agribusiness and farming join to form a new political power centered on markets and efficiency.
In a nine state swing toward November 5, Nixon leads farmers with Humphrey likely to finish behind in most farm belt regions. Wallace could overtake him in Illinois Kansas Nebraska while Minnesota holds a glimmer of support for Humphrey. Farmers cite fear and anger at price trends as key.
Auction results show 177 consignors and 1378 head sold. Hogs steady to 0.80 lower with sows 13.20 to 16.90, calves and feeders mixed. cattle steady to down with steers 21 to 28.60, cows 15.50 to 19.20, sheep and wool higher across bids.
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