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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1986
Page
5
The narrator recalls childhood fascination with crate labels from distant farms and journeys to Hatch New Mexico to Uncle Billy’s onion warehouse. He notes farmers’ hard work, border tensions, irrigation talk, and the global reach of farm branding while meeting real growers and families who sweat to keep operations running.
Ohio farmers joined by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and the Ohio Alliance for Civil Justice press for changes to the civil justice system to curb excessive damages. They cite rising jury awards, caps on settlements, and penalties against frivolous lawsuits as key goals amid concerns over liability costs for farms and related businesses.
Ohio crop conditions show late planted corn needing rain to fill kernels while some fields display drooping ears and browning stalks. Nearly a third of corn is dented, soybeans mostly good but rain needed outside the Northwest, oats nearly done, and haying on schedule with hay shipped to the Southeast. Apple harvest progress and peach packing extend, while fresh market vegetables and potatoes harvest continue statewide.
Area agronomist Dave Mason explains practical harvest timing by watching kernel dent and the black layer to gauge grain moisture. He notes drydown is affected by hybrid husk traits and weather, and that the milk line moving up the kernel signals starch formation. Farmers can estimate harvest time by these signs.
Erie Soil and Water Conservation District hosts a no till clinic Tuesday at EHOVE Joint Vocational School west of Route 250 Mason Road. Registrations at 5 45 p m with meal. 6 30 p m session with speakers including John Fiat Knox County no tiller and Dr Harold R Willson OSU extension entomology expert.
Norwalk report shows youth sellers moved 56 steers totaling $60,390.15 and 199 hogs for $43,298.87. Lambs earned $15,410.00 while roosters, rabbits, calves, and goats added hundreds more. Grand Champion steer sold to Janetta and Herner for $1.65 per pound at 1,195 pounds.
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