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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1966

Page

6

Junior Fair Stock Sold To 43 Buyers

A total of 43 buyers participated in the Junior Fair Livestock sale at the Huron County Fair last Saturday. The list includes Albright Equipment Monroeville. Bachrach Cattle Co. Plymouth. Citizens National Bank Norwalk. Collins Farmers Elevator Collins. Consolidated Commission Assn. Cleveland. Oliver Close New London. Dan's Food Liner Willard. Huron County Banking Co. Norwalk. Kent entities like The Holland Market Willard. Monroeville entities such as Monroeville Oil Co. and Monroville Teachers Assn.. Production Credit Association Norwalk. Seaman-McLean Co. Monroeville. Schild's IGA Foodliner Norwalk. Waldock Packing Co. Sandusky. and others across Norwalk, Willard, Monroeville, Plymouth, Collins, and surrounding towns.

Huron County Fair Albright Equipment Monroeville Bachrach Cattle Co Plymouth Battles Insurance Co Norwalk Bache, Furey & Myers Inc Citizens National Bank Country Counter Collins Farmers Elevator Collins Consolidated. Commission Assn Cleveland Canton Provision Company Canton Oliver Close New London Dan’s Food Liner Willard Eitle Implement Co Morrow’s Foodland Miller Implement Co Miller & Risner Commission Co Paul’s Market Production Credit Association Ashland Producers Livestock Association Routh Packing Company Sandusky Stieber Implement Co Schild IGA Foodliner Seaman-McLean Co Schild’s Tire & Supply al Smith Robert Shade

Bye Bye Blackbird Committee Fights Corn Lossests

In eight Ohio counties led by Huron and Sandusky, farmers confront red winged blackbirds destroying an estimated 100000 acres of corn. The Bye Bye Blackbird Committee funds research and lobbies for federal help to reduce losses and tax relief options.

Huron Erie Holmes Lucas Sandusky Ottawa Lester Toll Toll Huron County Ohio Farm Bureau Blackbird

Pay Increase Extends To Farm Workers In New Minimum Wage Bill

Washington UPI reports the new wage law extends protection to about 400 000 farm workers on some 38 000 farms for the first time. It sets a $1.00 floor on Feb 1 with 15 cent raises in each of the next two years. About 180 000 workers will gain raises while 220 000 already earn more than the minimum. Operators face roughly 48 million dollars in compliance costs as the bill moves toward the White House.

Washington UPI White House Senate Ralph W. Yarborough Dtex United States

Alfalfa Requires Special Attention in Ohio

Ohio State University agronomist Don Graffis warns alfalfa needs a rest period in September and October. He advises a last cutting around September 1 in northern Ohio and September 15 in the south, with a possible late harvest the last week of October to protect stand vigor.

Don Graffis Ohio State University Graffis Ohio

National Seminar on Farmstead Water Systems in Columbus

The first national seminar addressing farmstead and rural home water systems will be held in Columbus October 5 to 7. Sponsored by the American Society of Agricultural Engineers with five government agencies and eight private groups, it features talks by officials including Lloyd H. Davis of the Federal Extension Service, Paul W. Kabler of Cincinnati Water Research Laboratory, and George Eagle of the Ohio Department of Health.

Columbus American Society of Agricultural Engineers Lloyd H. Davis Federal Extension Service U.S. Department of Agriculture Paul W. Kabler Cincinnati Water Research Laboratory George Eagle Ohio Department of Health

NFO Set To Convene Grain Growers Meeting

The National Farmers Organization will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Valeris Tidswell in Fitchville. All grain growers are urged to attend the gathering.

National Farmers Organization NFO Valeris Tidswell Fitchville

Ohio law requires labeling of treated seed wheat

Dr. B F Janson from Ohio State University Extension plant pathologist notes the new law labels and colors seed wheat treated for disease to prevent fraud, avoid useless materials, and stop mixing treated seed with flour, foods, or livestock feed.

Columbus Ohio B.F. Janson Ohio State University Extension Plant

Markets and Livestock Results From Bucyrus Auction

Wheat and corn prices listed along with livestock results from the Bucyrus auction. Hogs sell up to 0.40 higher. cattle steadier with steers and heifers mostly steady to firm. cows and bulls steady. sheep up about 1.50 and lambs 23 to 24.70 for feeder and slaughter grades.

Bucyrus

Wheat Fertilizer Bulk Applications and Planting Timing

Farmers should tailor fertilizer bulk applications to soil fertility and soil type. Soil tests guide whether to use bulk or raw fertilizer and timing. For wheat, apply 35 to 44 pounds of nitrogen per acre with top dressing 25 to 30 pounds in spring, and plant soon after the fly free date.

Norwalk Huron County Mers

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