Ohio Farm Bureau pulls for compromise on farm bill
Ohio Farm Bureau units push a middle path after visiting Washington. They back voluntary controls but seek S 2786 style amendments to limit federal land use spending to 100 million per year and preserve soil water forest and recreation aims as Congress weighs the farm bill.
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Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Orville Freeman
Charles A. Mosher
Corwin Burrer Jr
Elyria
Burrer
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Washington
Wheat crop to fall sharply from 1961 supply
The 1962 winter wheat crop is expected to be down substantially from the 1961 level, with total production around 921 million bushels. Delayed field work from heavy snows and rains kept soils wet, tempering the spring growth and delaying plowing.
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Washington
UPI
Record butter purchases set by U S dairy program
The Agriculture Department reported a record 435 million pounds of butter bought under price support for the 1961 62 marketing year, surpassing the prior 380 million pound record. Cheese at 19.3 million pounds also topped the previous year. Nonfat dry milk rose to 1.04 billion pounds.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Obie Phone Elyria Est 7-6451 at 32587 Counter Ridge Rd
Listing shows a North Ridgeville address at 32587 Counter Ridge Rd near U.S. 20 with an Elyria exchange phone number Est 7-6451 for Obie.
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Counter Ridge Rd
U.S. 20
North Ridgeville
Elyria Est
Farm date book week schedule at local centers
Tuesday Home Council Meeting at 1 p m Az Center. Tuesday Horse Club Advisors Meeting at 8 p m Ag Center. Wednesday Weight Control Class at 1 p m Ag Center. Thursday Weight Control Class at 1 p m Pittsfield.
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Az Center
Horse Club
Ag Center
Pittsfield
Wall panel for farm buildings by USDA engineers
An experimental war panel using a two inch layer of plastic sandwiched between reinforced Portland cement layers has been developed by USDA agricultural engineers for construction of farm buildings.
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USDA
Lorain Ohio Extends Horticulture Program Expansion
Lorain County approves a new area extension agent to focus on greenhouse vegetable and nursery crops. The program targets greenhouse and nursery production with involvement from Cuyahoga and Lake counties and plans to start around July 1. Home gardeners are advised on fruit thinning using thinning chemicals and proper application timing to avoid damage.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Lake Counties
Paul C
Ohio
Huron County extension service begins in 1918
Norwalk reports the Agricultural Extension Service arrived in Huron County on February 7 1918 through the Huron County Farm Bureau Association. It outlines early agents including M. E. Laird, C. M. Hampson, G. A., John K. Wells, Carlos Tucker and home economics staff Mabell G. Fernald and others, noting graduates from Ohio State and other universities and the impact of hybrid corn.
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Norwalk
Agricultural Extension Service
Huron County
Huron County Farm Bureau Association
M. E. Laird
Huron
C. M. Hampson
G. A
Sagi Etther Combs
John K. Wells
Fred Wise
Tucker
Mies Ascham
Leah Ascham
Nancy Folsom
Rosse Greer
Mabell
G. Fernald
Ohio State University
Wells
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Mabel Fernald
University of Wisconsin
Ohio State
Colorado State
Columbia
Tagmy Vuoikts Amie Wirth
Erosion costs and soil nutrient losses in crop production
An analysis shows topsoil erosion on farmland has a monetary impact. Lost nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphate, and potash, raise production costs per acre from $19 to $59 depending on fertilizer replacement. Conservation practices like crop rotations and contour farming can reduce erosion and protect yields. Contact Soil Conservation Service, Norwalk, for information.
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Purdue University
Soil Conservation Service
Norwalk
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