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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1973
Page
2
A letter advocates trimming light pollution and preserving darkness as a balance against fear and overlit towns. The writer recalls rural Ohio nights with little illumination, praising serenity of darkness while critiquing pervasive streetlights and overreliance on mercury vapor lighting.
Ed Krystowski of Krystowski Ford Tractor Sales cites high demand as farmers plan for spring. Material shortages and labor problems limit production at Ford and others, creating eight week delivery times. Demonstration tractors are available in every model to compare suitability.
NFU president Tony T. Dechant says the administration's plan to release more land for feed grain and soybeans aims to break market prices for these crops. He argues prices lag behind full parity and predicts higher egg prices this year due to reduced supplies and strong demand for high protein foods.
An advertisement touts the Brillion pulverizer, noting heavier root structure in seedlings grown in finely pulverized soil. It warns that coarse clods injure tender feeder roots, risking plant death or stunted growth and yield, and mentions several factors affecting results.
A soybean production school set for Thursday at Pittsfield Town Hall will cover marketing practices and market outlooks from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Arthur Blackwell, Lorain County agricultural agent, notes lunch reservations are available through the Extension office. The event promotes Brillion Packer-Pulverizer use to improve seedbed quality and moisture retention, with details at Born Implement Co. Vermilion Road, north of Kipton.
Washington report notes that American adults consume one half to two thirds more cheese than children and teenagers, according to the Department of Agriculture Economic Research Service.
Lorain Soil and Water Conservation District offers 130 seedling packets for 11 each to area residents. Each packet contains 25 White Pine 25 Austrian Pine 25 Norway Spruce 25 Blue Spruce 10 Autumn Olive 10 Redbud and 10 Honeysuckle to aid wildlife and soil and water protection. Orders on a first come basis, seeds arrive early April, checks payable to Lorain Soil and Water Conservation District. Mail orders to 42670 Telegraph Rd Elyria.
The 64 page Farmers Tax Guide outlines changes in tax law and regulations with answers to common questions for farmers. It is available free from county farm agents and most IRS offices. Milk goats yield two to three quarts daily and are used for drinking and making cheese and butter.
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