Packing regulation curbs charges by meat packers and dealers
USDA announces a new rule under the Packers and Stockyards Act banning compensation from sellers for services tied to livestock purchases. Officials say charges for unperformed services such as yardage or commissions are unfair. In other notes, Agriculture Secretary Freeman muses about renaming the department to reflect broader food and rural affairs, and ARS nutritionists explain how potato calories vary by preparation.
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Farmers Hold Two Key Meetings On Thursday
Two meetings of importance to area farmers and horticulturists are scheduled Thursday to discuss greenhouse and fruit cultivation. Local agronomy groups and extension agents will share insights on crops and best practices for the season.
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Family farm program proposals approved
Washington notes outline a series of farm policy proposals from a National Advisory Committee. The plan urges limiting non family size farms, supports a minimum wage for agricultural workers, and promotes family type agriculture through credit and pricing reforms, with hearings and regional meetings planned.
Ohio farm population declines amid rising output
A Bueau of Research study notes Ohio agriculture expands output while farm workers shrink. By 1970 employment in most industries grows except mining and agriculture, with 20 000 fewer farm operators and workers projected than in 1960. Agricultural output per worker rises, feeding demand despite fewer workers.
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Chatterettes Elect Officers in Village Group
Mrs John Polascek was elected president of the Chatterettes. Other officers include Mrs Ralph Shook as vice president, Mrs Ray Palmer as secretary, Mrs Russel Moser as treasurer, and Mrs Mike Glidzen as sunshine chairman. Next meeting set for January 22 at the home of Mrs Arthur Varady in Lorain.
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4 H automotive clubs planned in Lorain County
Reduction of the traffic death toll that claims a life every 30 minutes on Ohio highways is the purpose of 4H automotive clubs, according to Lorain County 4H Extension Agent Allen L. Ulrich. Membership is open to 4H members 15 to 20 years of age. The project is divided into three sections: The car and the highway maintenance and efficient operation. Driving safety will be stressed and members will learn about fuel systems, selection of tires and lubricants, the power and electrical systems and general costs of operation. Several such clubs are planned in Lorain County for 1963. Any one interested in further details should contact the Agricultural Service, Box 12, Elyria RD 2.
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Gourmet imports spark unusual curios in Allentown store
Allentown, Pa. imports include smoked sparrow on a skewer and jugged hare canned with vegetables in wine sauce. Sparrows come from Japan, hare from Scotland, both sold by Hess department store in cottonseed oil.
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Incorporating a Family Farm Seen as Advantage
Washington reports that incorporating the family farm may offer tax and estate settling benefits. The Agriculture Department ERS notes any farmer can operate solo, with a partner, or via incorporation, outlining several possible structures for a farming operation.
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62 Field crops hit new peak amid rising yields
Washington reports 1962 crop yields reaching record levels across major crops. Corn and sorghum led gains with high base percentages, soybeans set valued highs while prices climbed. Wheat and other feeds posted increases, lifting the composite index for tonnage per acre to all time highs, despite some declines in specific crops.
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Forage crop institute set Jan. 23
Four specialists will speak at a forage crop institute at Florence Congregational Church in Sandusky on January 23, with sessions from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Lorain, Erie, and Huron County farmers are invited. luncheon will be served. Speakers include C. D. McGrew, Berlie Schmidt, Raymond Krofta, and Kenneth Battles.
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Ohio hog census shows 5 percent rise since 1961
Ohio Crop Reporting Service counts about 3,069,000 hogs and pigs on farms, up 5 percent from December 1961. Includes 127,000 animals three to six months old, 4 percent above last year. under three months up 7 percent. over six months up 3 percent.
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Ohio Vegetable and Potato Growers Meet Set in Columbus
The annual convention of the Ohio Vegetable and Potato Growers Assoc is planned for February 4 to 6 at the Veterans Memorial Building in Columbus. More than 1,000 growers of vegetables potatoes and fruit are expected to attend. Speakers include Dr Earl L Butz Purdue University dean and former Assistant Secretary of Agriculture 1954 to 1957. Carroll Bartter Columbia Station is on the advance planning committee. E W Lamvermeyer Henrietta will join a panel on dwarf apple tree use.
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Snow's no excuse for waterproof watches says Bulova
Bulova market researchers advise skiers to wear waterproof shock proof watches to withstand snow melt and debris from scarves and jackets. The guidance notes waterproof models resist dust lint and moisture, helping maintain timekeeping in snow sport conditions.
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