Ohioan Elected President of Entomologists
An Ohio extension entomologist, a longtime staff member since 1918, was elected president of the Noir Cer sa States branch of the American Association Economic Entomologists by delegates from 12 states at a St Paul Minnesota meeting. He previously received the Union States Department of Agriculture Superior Service Award last year.
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Ras Peer Ramee
Noir Cer*sa
American Association Economic Entomologists
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Parks
United States
Ohio
Union States Department of Agrimult Muare
Corn Yield Big Factor In Adequate '52 Supply
Columbus report from Ohio State University extension economist Mein G Smith highlights corn yields as the main factor for 1952 supplies. He cites 1947 like yields could trigger shortfalls, while 1948 levels could bolster reserves to support the 1952 53 season.
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Mein G Smith
Ohio State University
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Feen
Tractor Plowing Demonstration At Court Farm
Ernie Goodell of Farmers' Supply Store plans a field plowing demonstration Wednesday April 16 at Paul Court farm between Routes 10 and 113. The event will show MM tractors R Z and U models in action with plows and explain features, pricing, and maintenance to local farmers.
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Farmers
South Main Street
Oberlin
Willo
Goodell
Paul Court Farm
Quarry Road
University of Nebraska
Six Percent Boost Urged for Ohio Farm Output
Columbus The Farm Bureau urged Ohio farmers to raise production by six percent this year amid lower prices for farm goods and higher costs for production supplies. Everett Rittenour, president, said rising costs and weak prices threaten the goal. The Federal State Crop Reporting Service reported April 1 corn stocks at 62,412,000 bushels, down 15 percent from 1951, with wheat and oats also lower and March milk production at 444,000,000 pounds and egg production at 274,000,000.
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Columbus
Farm Bureau Today
Ohio
Federation
Everett Rittenour
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Study on Apple Package Size Boosts Sales in Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports a nine week test offering apples in 3, 5, and 10 pound bags increases total sales. Agricultural economist R W Sherman notes 10 pound bags, once thought too large, averaged about 22 percent of total sales.
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Sherman
Ohio Conservation Field Day Set for Adams County
Ohio will host the 1952 conservation field day and plowing matches on 1200 acres near Serpent Mound in Adams County. August 13 for field day with August 12 for the Adams County plowing match on Serpent Mount Farm owned by the Kaeser brothers.
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Adams County
Columbus
Serpent Mound Memorial Park
Lester J Miller
Ohio Conservation
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DeVore
Adams Count
Soil Conservation District
Serpent Mount
John and
Richard Kaeser
Cincinnat, Burton , Morris, Hillsboro
Serpent Mound Park
Ohio State Archaeological and Historial Society
Ohio Federation of Soil Conservation Districts
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Soul Conservation Service
Farmers' Side Of Food Costs Told In Pamphlet
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation promotes a pamphlet to explain the farmer's share of the food dollar. It notes farmers keep about 50 cents of every 1 dollar spent on food while truckers, processors, wholesalers, and others take the rest. The guide compares prewar and current spending and shows how little farmers actually receive from listed prices.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farm values rise 125 percent in decade to 1950
Washington report shows farm property values up 125 percent from 1940 to 1950 reaching a record 760 billion dollars in the 1950 census. Farm real estate also climbs totaling 96 billion dollars as of last month.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
15 Year Fence Posts From Ohio Forester
COLUMBUS Ohio Fifteen year life for fence posts is the goal set by R L Sarles forester at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station He recommends the cold soak method to impregnate the outer wood with copper napthenate a fungicide Farmers can use a 01 solution of copper napthenate in kerosene at 1 2 percent to prevent rotting One gallon of concentrate in 19 gallons kerosene costs about 29 to 30 cents per gallon One pound treats about one sixth cubic foot of wood A three inch post needs about two pounds for proper preservation Pine red oak elm black gum hickory and yellow locust are suggested wood types
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Columbus, CO
R. L. Sarles
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Sarles
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