New feed grain sign-up tightens overplanting penalties
A new compliance program shifts from field checks to aerial photography and farm map measurements. Farmers sign up at ASC offices by March 26 and pay a $5 farm fee for a field boundary plan. Signers receive direct price support per acre diverted with a tiered scheme up to 40 percent and a 50 percent rate for higher diversion, plus substitution options between corn and wheat under 1965 rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
J. Corbett
ASC
Avon 4-H Club Formed From Merged Groups
Two Avon 4-H clubs merged to form one Avon 4-H Club under Mr and Mrs Louis Takacs at 4368 Center Rd William Straub membership chairman 1876 Doory St announced openings for the new organization Call Straub for details Minimum age ten Years A meeting at Avon Elementary School for new members will be announced shortly
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AVON
Louis Takacs
Center Rd
William Straub
Doory St
Straub
Avon Elementary School
Demand for perfection drives farm pesticide use
The main reason for pesticide use in farming is public demand for high quality blemish-free produce, reinforced by marketing outlets and government standards. Timing tips include rose pruning after flowering and wheat fertilization within six weeks, with nitrogen applications to boost yields.
Arps blower aids snow removal for varied equipment
Dick Polen of Elytia Industrial Equipment promotes the Arps gasoline engine driven Snow Blower as a versatile solution for municipalities plants and individuals with large snow demands. It can mount on front loaders forklifts or tractors rear mount options exist with a Ford V445 HP engine and a 1270 pound loading chute unit.
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Dick Polen
Ely
Obera
Arps
Industriel
Emoval Jeks
Uto
Elytia Industrial
Amement
Oberlin Ru
Agronomy School to Discuss Corn and Soils Topics
The Cooperative Extension Service sponsors an agronomy school with talks on corn production and soils. Harold Shoemaker speaks Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Ag Center on corn reduction. Richard Keep and Frank Cahoon lead a soils study Thursday at 8 p.m. Open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative, Extension Service
Harold Shoemaker
Wednes Jay
Ag Center
4H Junior Leader program explained at Carlisle Grange Hall
A meeting for prospective 4H Junior Leaders is set for next Monday at 7 45. At Carlisle Grange Hall Rt 20 west of Elyria eligible members must have two years of 4H work and be 12 or older. Allen Ulrich notes the program develops leadership, friendships, and county state activity participation with roles as camp counsellors junior fair board members and training H officers.
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Carlisle Grange Hall
Rt. 20
Lorain County
Feed grain program adult farm class topic
Vocational Education notes describe an adult farm class on the feed grain program led by F. L. Miller, the vocational agriculture instructor. The item records the session topic and the instructor’s name and role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Miller
Paddock Reelected as Leader in Firelands Heat Program
In Henrietta the Feed and Grain Program for 1965 will be topic for the adult farmer class at Firelands High School tomorrow at 8. J C Walker of the Lorain County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service will speak. County advisory committee members are expected to attend. The program will cover acreage allotments and steps for farmer agreements. The young farmer class will study soil drainage next week. All Fire Lands School District farmers are invited to attend winter meetings sponsored by the Firelands Board of Education and the Ohio Division of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Firelands
J. C. Walker
Lorain
Cooperative Packing
W. Bagley Rd
Berea
Roger Paddock
Dent
Clarke Martin
William Russe Fader
Firelands Seheel
Regional board selections announced for Avon and Omsted areas
Vice president Premnedt is replaced. Alfred W. Gerhart and Samley Dean named Avon regional representatives to the executive board along with Henry Peterson and Ext Joeke for the Omsted area. James W. Kaul and Lawrance Radke named Schaaf Reed Growers in Cuyahoga County.
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Bilected
Alfred W. Gerhart
Samley Dean
Avon
Henry Peterson
Ext Joeke
Omsted
James W. Kaul
Lawrance
Schaaf
Cuyahoga County
Corn stunt control likely this spring season
Corn stunt control appears promising for next spring as hybrids show resistance. The disease, first seen in 1942 in California and expanding east by 1962, causes stunting and yellow leaf stripes. scientists suspect a virus transmitted by insects and overwintering in grass roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States
Hybrida
California
Mississippi River
Ohio
Graas
Holstein breeding exports set United record in 1964
Holstein breeders in the United States completed a record export year for breeding stock with more than 2000 animals shipped to 28 nations and principalities in 1964. A total of 397 bulls and 1,695 females were consigned from U.S. herds to foreign buyers, mainly to Mexican Caribbean and South American operations. The Holstein Association notes it does not conduct export selections but assists foreign buyers with information, while members or cooperating export agents handle negotiations and shipping details.
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Bratileborq
United
Reparta
Holstein-Friesian Association
America
Holstein Association
United States
U.S
National Association
Deteilator
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ASC Committee
Xtension
Cooperative Extension Service
Elyria
Richard Keep
Soil Conservation Service
Frank Cahoon
Division of Lands and Soils
Lagrange
Myers
Elyria Fesie
Oberlin Rd
West Ave
Phewve
Loarr Agra
Ste
White Rental & Sales Inc
Eee
Creston
Livi
Gio 4H Foundation
Buckeye
Louise Weber
William. Wabter
Herrick Ava
Wellington
Sam Bryce
Rd. LaGrange
Coshoeton
Sean
Carlisle
Louise
Sheffield
Greenhouse Vegetable Packing Co
Bob White
South 1St
Paris
Jim Scheafer
Arin
Dalivert
NEW & Uged Equirment
Kesler
Chestin Be
Pennsylvania
Panzier
Rakers
FAUR
Ohio Tractor Sales
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Landmark
Agricutural Experiment Station
Pele Ohie
Clrepon
Garland
Farm Bureau
Bnu
Hyria
Orie
Grravte
Ohie Phew
Crefien
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