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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1972
Page
6
An advertisement extols the Brillion Packer Pulverizer for breaking soil clods, improving root growth, moisture retention, and seed coverage. It notes improved nourishment access for tender roots and faster seedling establishment, with purchase details for Born Implement in Vermilion Road, near Kipton.
State agronomist Lawrence Shepherd of Ohio State University urges farmers to plant corn by May 10 to maximize yields. Demonstration plots at the Ohio Farm Science Review show an average 92 bushels per acre difference between ideal and late planting. Exceptions exist in Ashtabula Geauga Portage Cuyahoga Medina Summit and Trumbull counties where May 15 is recommended.
In Omaha Nebraska a report shows about eight percent of national farm production comes from farm units that sell more than one hundred thousand dollars worth of products yearly.
The Agriculture Department reports the 1971 U.S. cattle herd rose 3 percent to a record 117.9 million head on Jan 1, with cattle and calf values at a record $24.6 billion. Texas remains the top cattle state, while hogs show no new estimate and sheep and lambs fall 6 percent. Prices for beef cattle are expected to ease but stay above the prior year.
Wayne Timchuk Equipment Co. markets Cobey manure spreaders designed for all-season use with welded steel construction. Units feature adjustable hitch height, wide spreader boxes, removable beaters, and three functions in one for efficient loading and unloading on farms and ranches. Location details guide customers to inspect the Cobey line and related wagons and gears.
A new mechanics program sponsored by Firestone will accompany the Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City Missouri this October. The contest aims to boost high school agricultural mechanics instruction with events in welding metalwork electric power processing and machinery handling.
Sessions to update area pesticide applicators on current use practices will be held March 2 at the Sheraton Motor Inn Beechwood and March 3 at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center Wooster. Time 9 a.m. to 4 15 p.m. Registrations $5 50 due by February 25.
The Agriculture Department reports 15 insect species arrived last year as new arrivals in the United States. Four were labeled beneficial while six pose potential economic losses to crops and vegetation. The rest have no clear significance or unknown potential. Most arrivals are hitchhikers in cargo or traveler luggage. none appeared on corn, wheat, or cotton. Exotic names include an erio phyid mite in Oregon filberts and a prophilid fly in Hawaii bones.
Pat Leimbach describes Andrea and Franz's wedding in Munderfing Austria. Explosive celebrations, medieval church setting, pink tied magistrate, and a ceremony at 9:30 amid snow and oil paintings. The bridal party toasts, a lantern chase, and village joy mark a timeless peasant heritage.
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