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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1966
Page
5
County Extension Agent Arnold Oppenheim reports that Future Farmers of America members at Western Reserve High School put teaching into practice. The FFA students in Gale Bacheloor's agriculture classes run a sizable on campus farm since the school opened.
Ohio fruit growing areas observe Apple Time Cider Time with focus on ripe home grown apples for eating and table use. The article explains picking maturity, variety blends for cider, processing steps, and preservation methods to produce high quality juice.
A Bucyrus sale lists 1070 head including hogs cattle and sheep with prices down from last week. The article highlights the Fifty Acre Farm used by Future Farmers of America for drainage tiling, land lab experiments, and student employment earning one dollar per hour while developing fields and equipment.
The Huron County Farm Bureau Inc will meet Wednesday October 26 at 7 p.m. in South Central School Greenwich Angling Road Greenwich. Dinner tickets cost 1.50 and may be bought from board members or local outlets.
The Huron Soil and Water Conservation District Board reviewed new applications covering over 2000 acres on farms including Neil Slessman New Haven Lester Porter Fitchville Daniel Bores Greenfield E Biglow Co New London Buurma Brothers Richmond and the South Central Board of Education Greenwich Township Plans include crop rotations field layout and drainage. New cooperators were Robert Sommers Norwalk Township and Ernest Gilbert Lyme Township An annual meeting is set for Dec 7 at the South Central School Tickets will be available soon Area supervisor Marion Fairall called for erosion control in new housing and better forest management John Wells announced a corn harvest day at Robert Brooks farm on Oct 20.
George Henry Dalton Jr and his sister Marcia Kay Dalton have joined the Holstein Friesian Association of America as junior members. The program now lists over 13 000 active youths. Applicants must be under 21 and have completed one year in 4 H or vocational dairy projects plus own at least one registered Holstein.
Machinery Day at the Robert Brooks farm near Peru highlights corn harvest loss demonstrations starting at 1 p.m. Vocational agriculture students from Monroeville, guided by instructor George Landon, will harvest plots with seed from corn hybrid dealers. Ohio State extension engineer William Gill and agronomist Walter Schmidt assist in showing harvest loss methods and picker sheller demonstrations.
When buying a fresh turkey, choose a bird with a well fleshed breast and legs. Look for clean waxy skin free of bruises and pinfeathers for best quality.
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