Trembleys Raise Ten Goats and Five Kids at Home
NEW LONDON The Trembleys of Route 60 New London keep five human children and ten goats, two legged and four legged alike. The family began with Granny Nanny and Big Billy, then added Little Billy and Cindy as pets. The children help care for the goats while the parents marvel at their comical antics and use the milk in cooking and fudge.
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New London
William Trembleys
Brad
Tim
Jim
Dan
Chris
Granny
Nanny
Big Billy
Little Billy
Cindy
Black Nanny
Mrs. Trembley
Route 60
Granny Nanny
Plain Billy
Trembleys
Billy
House Numbering In Huron County Could Begin
A survey by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation shows Huron County may adopt rural house numbering. Seventeen of 88 counties have it, 11 partially, 9 starting, and 26 considering. Costs range 600 to 15000 dollars with funding from funds, towns, or utilities. Benefits include faster emergencies, mail delivery, precise addresses, and improved public relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Huron County Farm Bureau
Ohio
Erie County
Farm and City Silo Filling and Urea Limestone Use
Farmers inquire about adding urea and limestone to corn silage to adjust fermentation and protein. Urea increases protein to about 3.2 percent and energy slightly. limestone raises calcium but not minerals. Recommendations include 10 lb urea and 10 lb limestone per ton of fresh silage or 20 lb limestone per acre plus guidance from the Cooperative Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Extension Office
Bucyrus Market Reports Auction Results and Prices
The Bucyrus consignors offered 222 head and 1556 hogs with market moves noted. Hog market 1.20 lower. feeder pigs steady. cattle and calves mixed with gains for calves. sheep lambs down. comparative markets show wheat corn oats and soybeans with varied closing levels.
Area Farmers Start Three Day Midwest Crop Tour
Fifty three farmers agri business and county agents left for a three day crop tour of Indiana and Illinois Monday. Huron County extension agent Robert Gildenmeister from Monroeville is among the area attendees led by Marion Kroetz. The tour observes Midwest methods for corn and soybean production. The group visited the ersten sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Illinois
Huron County Extension
Robert Gildenmeister
Monroeville
Cooperative Extension Service
Marion E. Kroetz
Midwest
Purdue Agronomy Group Tours Illinois Farms in 1960s Visit
A Purdue Agronomy Research Farm party toured Illinois farms visiting John Reiser Jr in Ashland to learn soybean yields, Clyde Hight and Karl Sanner on their corn operations, and finished at the University of Illinois South site in Urbana. Reiser has been Illinois soybean yield champion for three years. Hight produced over 200 bushel corn per acre in 1965 on large acreage. Sanner farms 640 acres of continuous corn.
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Purdue University
Ashland
Ill
John Reiser, Jr
Moneagua
Clyde Hight
Karl Sanners
Reiser
Illinois
Hight
Sanner
University of Illinois South Agronomy Research Farm
Urbana
Optimism Grows Over World Hunger Fight
Washington reports a shift from doom forecasts to guarded optimism about ending hunger. University of Chicago economist D Gale Johnson cites stabilizing food population dynamics and improved programs in hungry nations. Government economists forecast potential grain surpluses in developed countries by 1980 if developing nations rise 4 percent annually.
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Washington
UPI
University of Chicago
D. Gale Johnson
Chicago
Division of Social Sciences
Foreign Policy Association
Johnson
National Advisory Commission On Food and Fiber
Agriculture Department
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Trembley
Norwalk
Bucyrus
Area Farmers On Tour
United States
Briggs and Stratton Engine
Norwalk Parts CO
The
House of Service
South Linwood
Farm Front
Yulin
Sarlor
Firelands Tool Rental, Inc
Woodlawn
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