Farmers May Change Wheat Cropping Plans After Signup
The Agriculture Department says farmers signing up for the 1965 wheat program may adjust their acreage diversion or over planting plans next spring. Signup runs Aug 24 to Oct 2 with modifications allowing winter and spring wheat and feed grain growers to select a cropping pattern at signup time. Farmers can substitute wheat for feed grain or vice versa and may overplant their allotment if they elect at first signup.
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Ohio Declares Sheep Scab Free State After Inspections
Director of Agriculture John M Stackhouse announced Ohio is declared sheep scab free following January and February 1964 inspections of 23 479 flocks totaling 816 011 sheep. Only six infected flocks were found by Ohio and US Department of Agriculture veterinarians, enabling unrestricted interstate movement of Ohio sheep.
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Alfalfa Stand Care in Huron County Crops
Extension agent John K. Wells discusses alfalfa and bromegrass yields and winter survival. He notes lime and tile drainage improve stands, recommends cutting schedules from June to October, mulching after late harvest, and fall rest to protect sugars in roots. Fertilizer removal equals 300 pounds of 0-20-20 per year.
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