Vegetable Growers School Set for January Second
Vegetable producers from Lorain Erie Huron and Sandusky counties will gather at Erie Huron Ottawa Vocational Education School Milan on January 2 for the annual Vegetable Growers School. Sessions begin at 10 am with Dr Jay Sleesman discussing new chemicals and spray recommendations and herbicide use in vegetable crops. The event also features a fruit growers session at EHOVEL School starting at 9 00 am with talks on handling fruit from orchard to packing and storage and on insect and disease control by Ohio State University specialists.
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Lorain
Erie Huron
Sandusky Counties
Ottawa Vocational
Jay Sleesman
Chipericultural Research Od Development Center
Ehovel
Ohio State University
Apple production rises in Ohio for 1969 crop
The 1969 Ohio apple crop increased nine percent from 1968, reaching a record within three decades. Rainy early season and scab pressure affected varieties Red Delicious and Rome, while Washington and Oregon led national production alongside the state.
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Ohio
Oregon
Oberlin horse club elects officers at party night
Denise Cherry of Oberlin was elected president of the Saddicite 4H Horse Club. Diane Harts, Diane Cherts and Sha 2 Tepertel Pans served as officers for a sharemeg party held March 3 at the Oberlin College Ice Rink. Inter ested people may contact TEC LES to join.
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Denise Cherry
Oberlin
Clu
Diane Harts
Diane Cherts Sttith
Debmne Denter T Casuler
Oberlin College
Linda Shitp
Cab Mas
TEC Les
Evergreen lore and the modern Christmas tree craze
The piece traces the Christmas tree from Luther's candle scene to today's varied evergreen choices. It highlights Scots Pine, Balsam Fir, Colorado Blue Spruce, Douglas Fir, Norway Spruce, White Pine and Red Pine for their needles, fragrance, form and durability, noting market shifts and decorative trends. It ends with a classroom chatter interlude about spelling and a fifth grade project.
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Peddy
Sander Betts
Witten
McKcellin
Vike Koviak
Betty Leimbach Fifth Grade Teacher Inspires Students
A portrait of Betty Leimbach, a fifth grade teacher who blends teaching with farming and mentorship. Her approach emphasizes lively lessons, vocabulary building, and hands on learning, with Teddy Leimbach and colleagues illustrating student engagement and growth.
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Teddy
Rudolph
Minaj
Betts
Evers
Eids
Dante
Betts Lonaich
Tod
Batty Wis
Teddy Leimbach
Ms Random House
Peary
Betty Leimbach
Potato History: Early Experiments Sparked by Europenus
The text notes ancient experimentation with potato cultivation dating to the 6th century and highlights persistent skepticism about the crop. It emphasizes the experimental growth efforts by Europenus and the era's cautious stance toward potatoes.
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