When to Cut Soybeans for Hay in Ohio
Agricultural guidance from J B Park of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station advises cutting soybean hay by September 1 in northern Ohio and September 10 in southern Ohio to balance yield and curing ease. Early cutting aids curing, seeds should be one quarter to one half full size, and leaves and stems increase after bloom with seeds driving most weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Park
The
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio
Ohio farmers spared from potato plan and wheat insurance deadline
Ohio crop program notes indicate no potato marketing vote for farmers this year and no state restrictions on corn marketing. Wheat insurance applications can be filed until August 31 after a date shift at farmer request. Ohio ranks high in insurance applications. The August corn report shows supply remains under the referendum threshold. Exports for the year are projected at about 12 dimes the 10 year average. Farmers also planted less corn acreage.
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AAA
Ohio
E. F. Kruse
Kruse
United States
Liming Boosts Meadow Yields with Alfalfa over Soybeans
E E Barnes of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes liming to neutralize soil pH dramatically raises hay yields. Soybeans on unlimed land average 2416 pounds per acre, limed land yields reach 3061 pounds, while alfalfa on limed soil yields 3518 pounds per acre. Alfalfa also triples crude protein per acre to 720 pounds, versus 288 pounds with soybeans. The switch requires about 34 percent tons of ground limestone per acre and costs under $12 on average, with alfalfa meadow harvests lasting 1 to 3 years compared with yearly reseeding for soybeans.
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E. E. Barnes
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio
McLean County
Ilinois
Illinois
Illinois Experiment Station
Treatment For Smut Of Grain In Ohio Farms
Smut of wheat costs Ohio farmers over 500000 bushels annually but seed treatment can prevent losses. Clean seed, place one bushel in a treating machine, apply half an ounce of New Improved Ceresan, turn drum 40 revolutions, treat outdoors or in ventilated space, wear mask, allow 24 hours before sowing. Timely seed treatment cures smut.
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Ohio
C. I Hummel
More Ohio Farmers To Comply With Corn Acreage Control Plan
Columbus report states 14 percent more Ohio farmers will comply with the 1933 corn acreage control program than in 1937. State AAA chairman Elmer F Kruse notes counties with completed checks show a 15 percent gain in compliance and signs point to larger benefit payments for those cutting acreage. Final statewide figures due about Sept 1.
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Ohio
Columbus
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Elmer F. Kruse
AAA
Gross Cash Income From Farm Products In Ohio Rises
The index of gross cash income from Ohio's principal farm products rose from 80 in June to 93 in July, the Ohio State University Rural Economies department reported. It is the highest since November 1937, compared with 117 for July last year, with meat, dairy, grain, poultry and eggs, potatoes and wool driving the figure.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Rural Economies
Ohio State
Plans to Improve Ohio Farms and Cropping Allocations
The Ohio State University extension service, after consulting 1,800 leading farmers across Ohio, proposes shifting 783,360 acres from crop land to parks or other uses, cutting grain crops and timothy, and sharply increasing soil preserving and feed crops. Corn, wheat, oats reductions are specified, while overall farm land aims to boost soil productivity and sustain farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohe State University
University Extension Service
Meadow mixture alfalfa hay plan to cover 476000 acres yearly
County land use committees proposed growing meadow mixture with alfalfa on 476000 acres annually to halt soil loss and yield a slight annual gain. Each county worked separately, then totals were compiled at the University to reflect statewide impact. Livestock needs were considered to ensure adequate feed.
North Olmsted Notes on Travel and Local Leaders
North Olmsted notes report a family auto trip of Rev Wm Schneider family to Clinton Massachusetts and Ferry Beach Maine for a Universalist convention with Miss Carol Froehrick joining in Boston. A camping group reunion at Mr George Cherry’s Lakewood home recalls their eastern southern states tour. Walter Witthoff announces the birth of daughter Ann Louise. Ardis Exring earns 4-H prize and a free trip to the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. News notes mention Jennie Kerr visiting from McKeesport for two weeks.
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Wm. Schneider
Cooks Forest
Clinton
Mass
Carol Froehrick
Boston
Ferry Beach
Maine
George Cherry
Lake[wood
Ardis Exring
Live Wires
North Olmsted
Berea Fair
Columbus
Ohio
Modern Barns and Farming Tips From Sutherland Creamery Notes
Articles discuss new modern barn structures by Sutherland Creamery in O'Brien County Iowa, metal silos, and legume silage use. Advice covers spreading pest poison rapidly during armyworm outbreaks, early use of endgate seeders, and alternatives like manure spreaders. Also includes weed costs per acre, free seed germination tests, apple varieties for orchards, and methods for harvesting soybean hay and parasite-free pig production. Additional notes cover Premier strawberries, alfalfa losses in Wisconsin, Sudan pasture safety, and phosphorus needs to prevent starvation.
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Sutherland Creamery
O’brien County
Iowa
State Department of Agriculture
Sudan
Wisconsin
Mrc
Chile
Lovells Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Center Ridge
Attendants included Mr and Mrs. Howard Conant Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Berry and Mrs Elma Beach, with Mrs. Mary Hampson, and other families. The event took place Saturday evening August 20 near Center Ridge, honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lovell.
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Mary Hampson
Howard Conant
Harvey Berry
Elma Beach
W. T. Lovell
Center Ridge
Charles Hird
Wafe
Edward Hird
Parma
Winfrey Darling
Linwood Park
Evelyn Wershing
South Porter Road
N. Q Club
Wm. Muether
Lakewood
Weeks
Evanston
Til
Clyde Kuhn
Doris Jean Elliott
Adolf Limpert
Margaret Henniger
Ruth Elliott
Dick Thomas
Ralph Kline
Dick Steuz
Edward Kawateh
Local residents drop by and visit in Kipton and nearby towns
Kipton and nearby residents visit friends and relatives during the week end and week. Kipton native Kipton by Mr and Mrs Frank Knutsen and infant son of St Clairsville were in town calling on friends. Various guests from Ob erin Elyria Cleveland Norwalk Oberlin and Leslie Michigan dropped by for visits and Sunday meals.
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Frank Knutsen
St Clairsville
Knutsen
James Miles
Oberin
C. J. Betts
W. W. Calkins
Birs
Carl Herrald
Cleveland
Max Calkins
Marilyn
Elyria
W. K Howard
C.D Bayless
William Winger
Leslie
Michigan
Eaton
Norwalk
Jennie Helling
Hazel Bickel
Paul Sandrock
Frank Fisher
Birmingham
Sarah McCotter
J. L. Brown
Claude Buckley
Blue Hole
Local residents visit and return from town events
A string of notices recounts visits and travels of residents including Cora Shepard at Barker Street, Angelo Davie and Scouts camping at the reservation, Mrs Madeline Pierson from Florida, Mrs Lara Thorpe from Los Angeles, and many others visiting relatives, attending fairs, or taking trips to Lakeside or Virginia and Tennessee. The report also notes a Wellington Garden Club fair participation and a telescope of local activities at the fairground.
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Angelo Davie
Mazzard Elliott
Rocky River
F.L Baker
Madeline Pierson
Lauderdale Fla
H O Barber
Cinemmnats
Clara Thibrow
Deadword
Barber
Elyria
Merritt Williams
Taylor Street
V OH Waite
Berea
E L Sharp
Poree
Mary Sandusky
Owensboro
C. E. Trippe
Stanley Waite
Dorothy
Wellington
Lara Thorpe
Los Angeles
Calif
E. L. Peirce
Penfield
Lakeside
Warren Auble
Wilbur Peabody
Obelin
Elsa Falls
Chagrin Falls
C. E. Baum
Otto Cooper
Nor-man
Danville
Willam Bennett
Nancy
Gerald Szabo
Falls Chimc
Anna Shred
Falls Clinic
Han
Mansfeld
Stark
Baby
Anl‘brook
Magyar Street
Lillian Stemple
Deborah Suli
Medina
Orpha Hartline
Mildred Brenner
Chautauqua
Nnme
Mir
Sidney Greetham
Mary Miller
Fremont
Fred Greetham
John Wight
William M. Tennant
Cleveland
Virginia
Tennessee
Charles Sheldon
Carl Branson
Midland
Michigan
Mary Marley
Charity Hospital
Wellington Garden Club
Farm Woman's Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Farr
Harold Dluteside
E. L. Sharp
Virgil Waite
Dorothy Waite
Local guests and hospital update
Mrs Alice Arnold returned home Monday after weeks with her sister Mrs Susan Caine of Fulton NY. Miss Esther Searles came home after an appendicitis operation at Allen Hospital last Wednesday. Miss Vera Owens of Homerville spent the past week with Mr and Mrs James Richey and family.
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Alice Arnold
Susan Caine
Fulton
New York
Esther Searles
Allen Hospital
Vera Owens
Homerville
James Richey
Private Schools Expect Increased Enrollments
A Philadelphia survey by N W Ayer and Son shows 41 percent of private schools expect full enrollments this Fall, down from 68 percent last year. Forty eight percent expect the same as last year while 42 percent anticipate larger enrollments and 12 percent foresee smaller enrollments. Girls' preparatory schools lead with 78 percent expecting full enrollments.
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Philadelphia
N. W. Ayer and Son
United States
Community Notices from South Amherst Events and Meetings
South Amherst residents held a Swingsters Club gathering at the Mori home on Quarry Street with a brief business session, social games, nine attendees, and refreshments. Nativity Society hosts at West Main Street. Helen Sledz assists with service. Young Peoples League meets at St John’s Evangelical at 7:30 with a Hobo Tramp theme. Nativity Junior League plans a parish picnic in Hersters Woods next Sunday with games and refreshments. Mrs Isaac Thompson and infant return from Amherst Hospital. South Amherst American Legion and Auxiliary promote a basket supper at Bernstein’s Woods. The Amis, early Japanese inhabitants, are noted as the most white-like people in Eastern Asia.
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Betty
Beverly Mori
Quarry Street
Swingsters Club
Young Peoples League
St. John's Evangelical Church
Nativity Church Junior League
Hersters Woods
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Farm World
Olmsted & Hoeffel
Water &T
Farm Bureau
Ass'n
Walter Witthoff
Ann Louise
Pittsburgh
Jennie Kerr
McKeesport
Y Willard Bolte
Endgate
Oklahoma
McIntosh
Delicious
Rome
Baldwin
R. I
Lake County
Indiana
Hoard's Dairyman
J. W. Schlictenmyer
Noble County
Wisconsi
Wisconsin Experiment Station
United & Tm Beg
Hia Fat
Kipton
Vdooe
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Service
Tall— Courtland
Java
Dutch West Indies
G. A. Muller
Lorain County Bank
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Ely Rea
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporaton
Amherst
Lorain County
Clyriao
Altar Society
Joe Gargasez
West Main Street
Nativity Ladies Altar Society
Helen Sledz
Isaac Thompson
Amherst Hospital
Legion Picnic
South Amherst American Legion and Auxiliary
Bernstein’s Woods
Japan
Goodyear
AL Hag
Bow Ly
Goodyear Speedway
Lifetine Gaees Antoe
G.M. Marsh
Cor
Broad
East Ave
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