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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1964
Page
14
Extension bulletin explains soil testing as the fertility gauge to determine nutrient levels lime and fertilizer needs. It covers oil price impacts on milk costs, pest control safety, and farm safety tips to reduce accidents, plus seasonal maple gall mite treatment with Malathion.
Washington UPI report on the Food and Home Fair showing a time and energy saving kitchen designed by Agriculture Department housing specialists. The exhibit features a sit or stand mix counter and sink, slanted upper shelves, shallow lower shelves, a swinging adjustable stool, and storage optimized for easy reach and visibility. Notable visitors included Mrs Lyndon B Johnson and Mme Anatoliy Dobrynin.
A county comparison shows Joe Best using soil test results to tailor lime and fertilizer to his fields, while Dan Average sticks to last year’s mix. Joe yields 112 bushels per acre versus Dan’s lower yield, highlighting the need to adjust inputs to soil conditions.
Rochester Winning Workers 41 Club elects Sheila Hanville as president Belinda Hodgkin as vice president Bonnie Patton secretary Jenna Hanville treasurer Judy Rowland sunshine chairman Diane Crosby and Cindy Hardy reporters Jean Winfield Kathy Houser safety chairman Lois King health chair Carolyn Lang officers training meeting set for April 28 at advisor Mrs Ralph Rowland home Demonstrations by Jenna Gloria Hanville and Lois King Refreshments by Jean Winfield and Diane Crosby
The Wellington Holstein herd of Laurence A. Jackson, Wellington, shows an average yield of 13 858 pounds of milk and 514 pounds of butterfat per cow from 33 records. Ohio State University supervised the weighing and testing under the association's official herd improvement program.
Rochester The Bigger and Better Boys 4H Club elected Gary Rowland president with Roger Patton as vice president Frank Rowland as treasurer Jim Ross as secretary Gary Landis health and safety chairman Kenneth Mende recreation leader Otto Geist reporter The club meets today at Jim Boss's home Project cards due at the meeting Membership open contact advisors Robert Hardy Jack Boss or Harold Landis
United States Labor Department official says children may work on farms after school or weekends but must be in school if under 16 while in the district of residence. The child labor rules cover interstate commerce and shipments to cannery buyers, with migrant family rules included. only work for parents on a private farm is exempt.
Lorain County ranks eighth in Ohio 4‑H enrollment with 1 606 youths, 169 volunteer advisers logged over 4100 days, and 484 urban participants in Elyria and surrounding areas. Camp sessions on Kelleys Island host 243 youths in two sessions. senior camp June 21–25, junior July 12–16.
Lorain County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office received a pamphlet describing the new wheat program for the 1964 crop. County committee members and the office manager toured Fremont for details from State Office staff and a community meeting will be organized soon for further explanations. Farmers seeking more information should contact the ASC County Office at the Ag Center Rt 113 near Murray Ridge Rd west of Elyria.
Henrietta area headlines highlight a young farmers class tonight at 8 pm in Fire lands High School. Topics include fertility practices soil conditions and livestock needs as part of a rotation system discussion. The adult program closed last week with 22 diplomas awarded.
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