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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1984

Page

4

Quackgrass control methods for corn and soybeans

Quackgrass, a persistent perennial weed, can reduce corn and soybean yields by up to 50 percent if not controlled. High atrazine rates, timing before and at planting, or Eradicane Extra with atrazine are discussed for corn. In soybeans, Roundup at a specific growth stage, plus two newer herbicides Peast and Fusilade, show promise though more study is needed.

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Dairy Boosters elect 1984 Lorain County officers

Lorain County Dairy Boosters elected their 1984 slate at the March annual meeting. President Kathy Gordon, vice president Linda Diedrick, and secretary treasurer Janice Brill were chosen, with Madge Abahazi as outgoing president. The group promotes dairy use in Lorain County. Crownvetch offered to solve erosion in Elyria with 2 by 2 foot spacing. packets priced at 4.50 plus tax, 4.25 each for five or more, order via Lorain SWCD. Ohio also launched a rural crime reporting program with toll free line 1 800 282 1955 for confidential tips.

Elyria Lorain County Kathy Gordon Linda Diedrick Janice Brill Madge Abahazi Lorain Soil and Water Conservation District SWCD Lowell St Ohio Columbus State Department of Agriculture Dale Locker

Oaks and Oaks and a Digital Age

A memoir fragment recalls a family farm where a row of white oaks shaped the landscape and guarded the cattle and barns. As a new generation plans modern change a computer and a cutting crew replace the beloved trees, leaving the land and memories altered yet unresolved. The narrator grapples with sentimentality versus progress and the loss of birthright to modernization.

Paul Aggie Orrin East Meadow

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