County fair banners ideas spark playful award list
A columnist jokes about creating whimsical awards for 4 H youth, fair volunteers, and busy families at Lorain County Junior Fair. He mock-suggests honors from Top Dog to Grand Champion Trotter, urging a sizeable banner committee to recognize the colorful chaos and dedication surrounding the event.
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Orrin
Lorain County
Fair Office
Nose pollution expert tests cow manure impact abroad
Ron Miner of Oregon State University led testimony on a proposed cattle feed lot in High River Alberta. He studied wind, rainfall, and manure runoff to quantify odor spread and groundwater effects, aiding a municipal district board in deciding on construction. The ruling split local opinion amid protests and support.
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Corvallis. Ore
UPI
Ron Miner
Miner
Oregon State University
High River
Alberta
Calgary
Oregon
Rope wick herbicide applicator shown by Ohio farmer
Columbia Station grower Dennis Bartter describes a rope wick system attached to a front end loader for applying Roundup directly to tall weeds in corn and soybeans. Trials in 1978 showed higher soybean yields and lower weed stems per row with wick treatment and less soil exposure. The device, built from a 20 foot pipe and nylon rope, is touted as safer on windy days and is to be shown at the Twilight No-Till Tour on August 25.
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Columbia Station
Bartter
Agriculural
Agronomists
Ohio State University
Dennis Bartter
Bob Bailie
Farm Journal envisions era of personal magazines in era of data driven editions
Out of Washington Square Philadelphia the Farm Journal expands beyond its 1877 roots. It retains a folksy voice while adopting Selectronic binding and personalized regional editions to reach farmers with tailored versions and targeted advertising for corn wheat and hogs.
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Philadelphia
Washington Square
Farm Journal
Dale E. Smith
Nebraska
Nebraska-state
Selectronic Services
R.R. Donnelly & Sons Co
Chicago
Smith
Donnelly
Lorain County Corn and Soybean Club Invites Growers
Lorain County corn and soybean producers are invited to join the Lorain County Corn and Soybean Club sponsored by the Extension Service and the Soil and Water District. Entries include an 18 dollar fee, five acre corn plots with one harvested for yield and moisture checks, and a two acre soybean plot. Deadline is September 29 with two banquet tickets and trophies for winners. Michelle Duktig of Columbia Station placed third in hunt seat equitation at the Ohio State Fair as youth horse shows and livestock judging were featured statewide.
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Lorain County
Corn and Soybean Club
Loran
Michelle Duktig
Columbia Station
Hunt Seat
Junior Fair Livestock Sale At Lorain County Fair
The Junior Fair Livestock Sale is Saturday at Lorain County Fairgrounds Wellington with veal sheep and swine sold at 9 am and steer sale at 1 pm. About 110 Angus and Hereford steers from the Lorain County Steer Club, purchased last fall for 4 H and FFA members, will be sold.
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Lorain County Fairgrounds
Wellington
Lorain County
Steer Club
Farmers of America
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