Prefabricated Alta Farm Building Aids Storage
A new Alta Utility Farm Building offers fast inexpensive farm storage solutions for machinery and work spaces. Manufactured by Alta Lumber in Mansfield and sold through Elyria Truck and Implement Co, the 30 by 30 foot unit costs 1593 dollars and can be extended in ten foot sections for 363 dollars each with walls of Douglas fir and spruce and drive through doors.
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Alta
Alta Lumber ‘and Supply Co
Mansfield
Elyna Truck and Implement Co
Oberlin Rd
Omer Laubenthal
Elyria Truck and Implement
Farm Machinery and Equipment
Laubenthal
Elyria Truck and Implement Co
Bloat Control Advice From University Expert
Washington report says Dr. E. F. Reber of the University of Winds outlines a bloat control program for livestock. Farmers should keep cattle off wet pastures and gradually increase pasture time starting at one hour, avoid feeding hungry cattle on pasture, and provide well cured hay or dry straw before turning cattle out.
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Washington
Ins
E. F. Reber
University of Winds
Delco Dryer Boosts Farm Profits With Drying Advantage
Progressive farmers seek the Delco Dryer to raise crop value and prevent spoilage. Kane Implement Co. of Oberlin Road Elyria notes moisture control pays, with dry corn fetching higher elevator prices and potentially covering the dryer cost in a single season. The device also ventilates barns and enhances feed quality, reducing spoilage risks.
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Delco
Cane Implement Co
Oberuh Read
Elyria
Kane
Dayton
Delco Dryer
Kane Implement Co
Oberlin
Japan buys dried milk from the United States
The Agriculture Department reports that the Japanese government purchased 16 million pounds of dried milk from the United States for use in its school lunch program and as cattle and poultry feed. In addition, over 1.5 million pounds of government owned butter were sold to the Army at 15 cents a pound, bought under the price support program at about 67 cents per pound.
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Washington WS
Agriculture Department
United States
Army
Extra Nitrogen Needed To Rot Crop Residues
When turning under straw or other organic matter yields drop due to a low nitrogen to carbon balance. Bacteria decompose residue but sequester soil nitrogen. Apply 15 to 25 pounds of actual nitrogen before the next crop to sustain a one to twelve nitrogen carbon ratio and speed decomposition. Maintain adequate soil nitrogen for decomposition without hindering crop growth.
Meat Production Down Last Week Report
Washington reports meat production fell to the smallest total since last July boosting cattle and hog prices while lamb prices declined due to weak demand. The Agriculture Department notes a lower output across the sector with demand varying by product and market.
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Washington
Mns
Agriculture Department
Feeder Cattle In To States Down 30 000 Head
COLUMBUS OH The Federal State Crop Report Service says cattle on feed for market in eleven Corn Belt states on April 1 fell about 1 percent or 30 000 head from a year earlier. Nationally down two percent, with January March placements sharply higher and marketings only slightly up. Wisconsin and Illinois declined 10 and 3 percent. Ohio up 15 percent, Indiana up 5 percent, Michigan up 8 percent. Average January March cost of feeder stocker cattle from eight markets was 19.19 per hundred pounds vs 20.80 last year. Choice beef steers sold for slaughter in three mid western markets averaged 23.54 vs 23.86 last year.
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Columbus
O. MS
Federal State Crop Report Service
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Dement Named New Soils Lab Director at Ohio State
Columbus Ohio Jack D De Ment succeeds Dr F J Salter as director of Ohio State University soil inventory laboratory Salter retired last year after starting the soil inventory and testing system since 1925 he served as agronomy teacher and soil testing supervisor De Ment born in Shreveport Louisiana in 1924 earned a 1948 B Sc and an M Sc degree.
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Columbus, O
Jack D. DeMent
F. J. Salter
Ohio State University
Salter
Ohio State
Ohio
DeMent
Shreveport
Louisiana
Agronomy Scholar Pursues Ph.D. at Ohio State in 1954
A LSU graduate earned his degree in 1919 and spent 30 years conducting agronomy research at the Louisiana State Experiment Station. In 1952 he began graduate studies at Ohio State University and aims to complete his Ph.D. in agronomy there by August 1954.
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Louisiana State University
Louisiana State Experiment Station
Ohio State University
Ohio State
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Kane Implement & Supply
Elyria PLC
Rel Deere Neel Eau Uc
Ferguson Tractors
Navratil Tractor Sales Fairground
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New Soils Lab
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