Public confession of a failed 4-H leadership stint
A wife recounts joining Brownhelm 4-H as a junior leader, clashes with traditional rules, a name change from Perfection Sewing Club, lost members, and a dramatic falling out after a county fair. She reflects on the collapse of her leadership and the club’s eventual restoration by past leaders.
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Brownheath Perfection Sewing Club
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Perfection Sewing Club
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Farm Science Review dates and Lorain County Ag Tour details
The Ohio Farm Science Review is set for September 20 to 22 in London Madison County. A Lorain County 10 stop Ag Tour is scheduled September 25 from noon to 5 pm with brochure access at the New Ag Center and Extension Service in Elyria.
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Surge expected in farm bankruptcies across Midwest
Bankruptcy officials forecast a wave of farm bankruptcies as drought devastates crops, with Iowa Wisconsin and South Dakota reporting steep drops earlier in 1988 and warnings that federal drought aid may delay but not prevent a rise later this year.
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U.S. Bankruptcy Court
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Barbara Everly
Cedar Rapids
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Ed Jesse
University of Wisconsin Agriculture
Jesse
Pat Naylor
Sioux Falls
Ohio grape crop prospers despite drought in 1988
Grapevines in Ohio's wine belt show a good harvest despite drought. Growers note smaller berries with concentrated flavor and fewer pest problems. Winemakers Pollman and Goforth cite timely rains, low disease pressure, and strong yields across Warren, Adams, and Clermont counties.
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Scripps Howard News
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Valley Vineyards
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Norman
OSU economist analyzes drought relief bill implications
An Ohio State University Agricultural Economist says Congress drought relief legislation shows farm political power and signals next farm bill directions. The measure expands crop insurance, sets payment limits, creates a $200 million rural loan program, and links disaster aid to insurance participation.
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