Case tractors and combines at LaGrange Tractor Sales
LaGrange Tractor offers Case tractors and combines with open chamber free breathing design for high torque and smooth power shifts. Models 770 870 970 and 1070 feature hydraulic controls and a one year no hour limit warranty with final test runs. Location North Center Street Rt 301 LaGrange. Open 8 am to 6 pm Monday to Friday and Saturday until 4 pm.
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Case
LaGrange Tractor Sales
North Center Street
Rt. 301
LaGrange
Farm Bureau holds policy rap session on county issues
Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation policy committee met with state legislators and county officials at North Eaton Church of Christ to discuss taxation education law enforcement and a wide range of local concerns. The group compiled suggestions and resolutions for approval at the annual meeting on October 9 at Firelands High School. Attending legislators included Rep Don Pease Sen Robert Corts and Rep Leonard Camera with committee chair Robert Pitts and federation president Alan Carpenter.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation
North Eaton Church
Farm Bureau
Firelands High School
Don Pease
D-Oberlin
Leonard Camera
D-Lorain
Robert Corts
Wedding in a rural church with a blue denim flare twist
The writer recalls a countryside wedding with a cramped balcony view of Harold Bauman's silo. He notes children well dressed, a bet on blue jeans, and a ceremony blending tradition with photographers and florists. Linda Born becomes Linda Brown as Wayne wins a country princess and a township full of relatives.
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Paul
Harold Bauman
Teddy
Mother
Dane
Linda Born
Linda Brown
Wayne
Weather slows corn blight spread in Ohio
COLUMBUS Ohio State University extension plant pathologist C Wayne Ellett said cool dry weather slowed the southern corn leaf blight spread in Ohio over the past two weeks. He noted only a slight increase since last year and warned that wind risk, ear rot, and stalk rot could worsen damage. up to 50000 acres in Van Wert County had been sprayed, about a quarter of the corn acreage.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio State University Extension
C. Wayne Ellett
Ohio
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Corn Blight Information Center
Middle Atlantic
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Ellett
van Wert
Weeds Costs Exceed Other Agricultural Pests Nationwide
Chicago experts warn that weeds cause higher annual losses than all other agricultural pests combined including diseases insects and animal threats. They urge broader control measures and research funding to reduce weed impact on crops nationwide.
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Chicago
County fair to present horse show at Lorain grounds
Central Ohio Saddle Club Assoc sponsors a 21 event saddle horse show at Lorain County Fairgrounds starting 11 a.m. Judge Phil Lahm from Tuscarora will officiate with steward Robert Remington of Lodi. John Emerich of Oberlin serves as superintendent. Five awards will be given in each class.
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Wellington
Central Ohio Saddle Club Assoc
Lorain County Fairgrounds
Phil Lahm
Tuscora
Robert Remington
Lodi
John Emerich
Oberlin
Fruit consumption soars in France since 1912
Paris reports a dramatic rise in French fruit and vegetable intake from 15.4 pounds per person per year in 1912 to over 143 pounds currently. The shift reflects changing diets and urban availability impacting daily nutrition.
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Paris
Triple ear corn surprises New London farmer
Joseph Duta of New London harvested a remarkable corn ear this week that formed three full ears sharing a single husk. The nearly unheard of triple ear grew on his field corn, while he grows one acre of sweet corn for family use. He plans to keep the specimen to show his children and others interested.
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New London
Joseph Duta
Duta
Medina 4-H dairy judging team wins first at Wooster
The Medina County 4-H dairy judging team placed first in a dairy contest at the Ohio Agricultural and Research Development Center in Wooster. The squad of Don Hange Spencer David Tait and Chuck Fenstermaker finished first among 30 teams, while Ron George was seventh of 90 individuals. The team also won a daily judging event in Columbus last month and plans to compete at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus.
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Medina County
Ohio Agricultural and Research Development Center
Wooster
Don Hange
Spencer
David Tait
Lodi
Chuck Fenstermaker
Homerville
Columbus
James L. Cooper
Thursay
Potential dock strikes threaten farmers' export markets
Washington reports that East Coast and Gulf dock strikes could severely hurt farmers when contracts expire Sept. 30. Ports handle about $18 million daily in farm exports, with previous West Coast action cutting $150 million in exports in 80 days and Japan shipments down by $7.7 million in two weeks. The shift could push buyers to Australia, and the Food For Peace program also suffers from the disruption.
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Washington
UPL
East Coast
Gulf Docks
Gulf Ports
Agriculture Department
Far East
U.S
Department
Australia
Food For Peace
India
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