Grand Champ Will-Ada Crisscross Repeats at Fair
Captain Will-Ada Crisscross, a three year old bull owned by William Dalton of Wakeman, repeats as grand champion Holstein at the Ohio State Fair. Weighing about 2800 pounds, Cap also earned two Wooster show trophies and placed fourth in a Chicago international last year. He will travel to Wisconsin for the World Dairy Cattle Show September 15-24, 1967.
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Will — Ada Crisscross
William Dalton
Wakeman
Huron County Fair
Longlane Harriet
Roy Palm
North Fairfield
Dalton
Wooster
Chicago
Wisconsin
Mrs. Dalton
Cap
Ayershire
Palm
Gary
Michigan
Columbus
Harriet
Ohio Holstein Association
New Ideas for a New Age Youth Conference at OSU
The second Youth and Science Conference at The Ohio State University on September 23 aims to engage about 2500 high school science students. Dr. Roy M. Kottman will welcome delegates in Mershon Auditorium, with Dr. Bohning and Dr. Anderson delivering key talks on world food needs and abundance versus scarcity. Afternoon sessions feature Dr. Tyznik, Dr. Gould, and Dr. Jones, with sponsorship from OSU and the Ohio Agricultural Council. Local hosts include Greenwich Mill and Elevator Co and several Norwalk and Huron County entities. named student delegates attend from Willard, Norwalk, South Central, Monroeville, and New London High Schools.
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Ohio State University
Roy M. Kottman
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Ohio Agricultural and Development Center
Ohio Cooperative Extension Service
Mershon
Richard H. Bohning
Stanley R. Anderson
William J. Tyznik
Wilbur A. Gould
Ted L. Jones
The
College of Agriculture and Home Econo
Mics
Ohio Agricultural Council
Ohio Agricultural Credit and Finance
Huron County
Greenwich Mill and Elevator Company
Greenwich
Horn's Crop Service
Bellevue
Huron Soil and Water Conservation District
Norwalk
Citizens National Bank of
Willard United Bank
Huron County Banking Company
Willard High School
E. D. McGahley
Tom Miller
Fred Albright
Richard Swert
Norwalk High School
Ruth Bell
Jed Bohn
Clay Copenhaver
Linda Linder
South Central High School
M. Schantz
Dan Hoyt
Loretta Walter
Ann Morrow
Monroeville High School
Dale Berner
Mary Schaffer
Theresa Gies
Steve Miller
New London High School
J. B. Finley
William Spoerr
Marjorie Nugent
Mike Sturges
Western Reserve
Ohio Opens Hunting Season September 8 Across State
The new hunting season begins September 8 in Ohio with hunts through different closing dates on private lands and state areas. Teal, woodcock and other upland game dates follow, plus license requirements including a $4.35 resident and $20.35 nonresident fee, and a deer permit and Federal Duck Stamp for migratory birds.
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Ohio
OSU Extension
Thomas Stockdale
Armed Services
Scientists urge higher meat output to combat world hunger
Three Agriculture Department scientists in Agricultural Science Review argue that boosting meat production can ease future food deficits. They warn focusing only on protein or calories may worsen diets for the have-nots and social problems as living standards rise in developing nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Science Review
United States
Huron County Junior Fair Sale Opens Events and Stock To Be Auctioned
The Huron County Junior Fair runs four days with 85 000 pounds of market animals to be sold led by 4 H and FFA students. Homerville auctioneer J O Fenster maker will handle the sale on Saturday with about 60 steers 50 lambs and 100 hogs expected.
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Fairgrounds
FFA
Carlos Tucker
Junior Grange
Homerville
J. O. Fenstermaker
Wooster Lawn and Ornamentals Days Field Day Schedule
Garden club members and homeowners in Norwalk and northern Ohio can learn the latest lawn and ornamental research at Wooster Lawn and Ornamentals Days. The Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center hosts programs on Sept 12 for professionals and Sept 13 for clubs and homeowners, with a wagon tour of Secrest Arboretum in the late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Norwalk
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Research
Secrest
Garden Club
Bucyrus Auction Sets Mixed Markets Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Consignors total 267 with 2024 hogs and 415 cattle at the Bucyrus sale. Hogs traded mostly higher with butchers 17.70 to 20.30 per head and feeders 17.80 to 19.50. cattle saw steers 26.00 to 28.60, heifers 24.50 to 26.70 with cows 15.50 to 20.00 and bulls 23.00 to 25.20. Calves ranged 25 to 38.50, sheep and lambs 25 to 23.70 for prime, with breeding ewes 12.00 to 16.00 per head.
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Gerald Palm
John Wells
Karn
Ask
Delco Remy
Autolite
Delco
Hyatt & Timken
Wagner
McCord
National
Hastings & Sealed
Briggs & Stratton Engines & Parts
Sherwin - Williams Auto Paint
Thompson Products
Federal Mogul Engine Bearings
Diesel
Norwalk Parts Company
Linwood Ave
the House OF Service
Holstein
Jersey
Guernsey
Bucyrus
Firelands Tool Rental, Inc
Woodlawn
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