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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1990
Page
9
A resident recalls a young buyer asking to purchase 14 acres of cherished family land near a river. The narrator explains the field holds generations of memory, farming history, and a life of family Sundays, not a market price. The land remains unsold despite the buyer’s upscale dreams.
Economists from Ohio State advise farmers to plant more beans as fall futures hover around six dollars a bushel. A six dollar floor can be locked via options. Soybeans may rise to about 5.25 to 5.75 per bushel by fall while corn programs see high prices deterring participation. locking 2.50 to 2.55 may be wise. Expect 1990 corn signups to fall to around 70 percent. certify planted acres with ASCS offices. Ohio 4-H ranks strong nationally in youth programs and volunteer involvement.
Experts say agricultural runoff is Ohio’s largest nonpoint pollution source, with water quality affected by eroded soil, animal wastes, and pesticides. Farmers pursue integrated pest management and soil testing to cut fertilizer use while managing livestock wastes more efficiently.
The Elyria Professional Nurses Association holds a charity dance on April 27 at Dixon's of Elyria to raise funds for Terry Blackstone, a quadriplegic with Down syndrome needing 24 hour nursing care. Tickets cost $7.50, with a 50 50 drawing and prizes, plus food donations sought.
Agriculture Department notes millions own woodlots of 40 to 50 acres and can profit in 15 to 50 years with proper management. Programs like the Conservation Reserve provide planting help and rental payments. experts cite improving land use and potential returns, including notable cases such as a 46-acre Washington farm sold for substantial lumber profits.
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