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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1985

Page

9

A Couple of Swell Kids On the Family Farm

I stayed overnight on a dairy farm near Muncie Indiana with Lon and Debbie Wright a young couple building a life on the farm Debbie is newly pregnant and Lon a Purdue alum and former IFYE both active in agriculture and community life Their guests included visiting IFYE friends from Sweden and Norway The couple blend farming with teaching and civic duty while planning to raise their child in a two income family sharing and enriching experiences with guests and foreign students their optimism for family farming remains strong

Muncie Ind Lon Debbie Wright Debbie IFYE International Farm Youth Exchangee Germany Purdue Aggie Washington, D.C Sweden Norway Deb Europe

Farm price index climbs but 1986 outlook remains cloudy

USDA economists report November farm price index rose 2.4 percent marking back-to-back gains, yet prices stay 7.4 percent below a year ago and no major recovery is seen through mid-1986. Cattle, corn and citrus led gains while lemons hogs and grapefruit offset some increases.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA

Soil and Water District to hold annual meeting

Lorain Soil and Water Conservation District invites the public to its annual meeting on Saturday at 7 15 p m at Russia Township Hall speaker Walt Buescher a former Lorain County man will discuss contributions of agriculture to the American way of life The talk combines humor with a serious message and is partially sponsored by Sperry New Holland Equipment Co Tickets are 6 per person including a buffet dinner Reservations via the district office 1575 Lowell St Elyria or Lorain County Administration Building extension 5352

Erie Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisor Martin Hemminger Huron Township Kurt Keyman Larry Sherer Berlin Township Steve Kuhl Roger Roger Rowland Groton Township Ehove Joint Vocational School Mason Road Milan Erie Erie County Lorain County Walt Buescher Lorain Sperry New Holland Equipment Co Buescher U.S Canada Pigeon Forge Smoky Mountains Tennessee Lorain Soil and Water Conservation District

Weekly Crop Report Shows Wet Fields Slow Harvest Progress

Lhto weekly crop report notes many fields too wet to enter as farmers harvest corn and soybeans and plant winter wheat. Topsoil moisture listed as 10 percent adequate and 90 percent surplus with a heavy freeze needed to advance field work. corn harvest 80 percent complete, 5 points ahead of last year but below 1980-84 average. Soybean harvest 96 percent, ahead of last year’s pace, but storage tight as beans sprout and mold in some areas while elevator lines grow longer.

Pesticide course set in Strongsville

A pesticide license recertification school is scheduled for Dec. 12 in Strongsville. Private pesticide applicators needing to recertify to keep expiring 1986 or 1987 licenses valid in grain and cereal crops forage crops field vegetables fruit crops forest crops live stock category stored grain and food aquatic seed treatment and care may attend. Preregistration is required with forms from Lorain County Cooperative Extension Service Elyria or by phone. Reservations must be returned by Dec. 5.

Strongsville Lorain Lorain County Cooperative Extension Service, 1575 Lowell St., Elyria County Administration

Calves in Lorain steer club die from virus outbreak

Ten of 80 calves purchased for the Lorain County Steer Club have died from a virus and 54 more are sick. The calves bought in October for 1986 fair projects weighed 450 to 500 pounds each, costing about 350 to 375 dollars per head. Officers report no legal action against the buyer and plan to discuss bylaws and policy changes as letters go to members.

Wellington Lorain County Jerry Long Zanesville Long Ohio Vic Long LaGrange

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