Lorain County Dairy Herd Club Names Butterfat Graduates
Eight members of the Lorain County Dairy Herd Improvement Association are named to the 550 Pounds and Up Butterfat Club with certificates and statistics showing average cows milk and butterfat. Also listed are members in the 500 to 549 Pound club and current officers including John Born president and James Sheffield secretary-treasurer.
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Lothin County Dairy Herd Improvement Associattion
John Pridensting
Laurence Jackson
Gary Miler
Herbers Dechant
Willigm Patton
Wok Swiers and Sons
Kenneth Brul
Pickwor'h Brothers
Firelands Farm Inc
Lawrence Snyder
Trinter Brothers
Mike Yarosh
Andy Takacs
James Sheffield
Hess Brothers
Rajah Farms Inc
Lyle Jameyson
Harrys Rowland
Club
Denise Bursley
Shiries Wade
Peggy Bursley
Wyatt Wade
Jack Dillion
Tead
The
Health and Safety Committee
No tillage winter wheat yields comparable to conventional
Ohio State agronomist BDok Myers reports four two year trials at Wooster show no tillage winter wheat yields were as good or better than conventional tillage. The study finds legume seedings establish with herbicide pre treatments, with no yield differences between tillage methods in two trials and higher avillage wheat yields in a third. Legume establishment favored tillage in two tests but not in a third.
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Ohio
Myers
Barrow Show Slated for February 25 in Wooster
The third area spring barrow show is scheduled for February 2 apm at Madison Hall and Timken Road Wooster. Sponsored by the Northeastern Park Producers Council and the cooperative Extension Service of Otin State University. Gene Isler extension swine specialist of Ohio State University will conduct the show and evaluation exercise. The public is invited to participate in the hog evaluation by estimating live weight back fat length loin eye area and lean percentage.
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Farmers Tivestack
Madison Hall
Timken Road Wooster
Northeastern Park Producers Council
Cooperative Fastension Service
Otin State University
Gene Isler
Ohio State University
Fair attendance in Ohio shows increase in 69
Ohio agricultural officials report the 1969 fair season and independent fairs set records with a 20 percent attendance rise over 1968 totaling over six million. John Mo Stackhouse notes 1949 figures and cites Lorain County Fair dates while economists predict hog price trends for 1970.
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Ohio
John Mo Stackhouse
Nature
Area 4 H Club Reorganizes elects officers at meeting
The Area 4 H Club holds a reorganizational meeting at the advisor Mrs Wendell Perkins Russia Road on February 24 at 7 pm. Officers will be elected and committees appointed. New members join the club and plans for future programs are discussed.
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Wendell Perkins
Russia Road
Harvey Hahn
Henrietta Township
Henrietta Methodist Church
Conrad Zech
Dominic Mileti
Mirtle Holionmile
Sue Suvar
Health and
Satetsch
Iran
Theresa Dorow
Maryann Westich
North Ridgeville High School
Two Tax Changes to Affect Farmers in New Law
Ohio report details two tax changes from a new federal law affecting farmers. The repeal of the investment tax credit and a longer deadline for filing returns reduce 1970 and 1969 purchases and contracts. The changes also modify surtax, capital gains rules, and hobby loss treatment for farm and non farm income.
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Columbus
Congress
Te Hard Bake
Ohio State University
Baker
People Who Need People Are The Luckiest
Reflections on a household mix of neighbors, teachers, relatives, and service workers who quietly shape daily life. The speaker catalogs those who help, watch over, and inspire, ending with a toast to the luck of having people in one's life.
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Tam
Dairy Industry Conference to be Held at Ohio State University
An 11th annual Dairy Industry Conference will occur at Ohio State University the Columbus area reports. About 300 attendees are expected with nearly 60 speakers covering milk pricing standards and dairy statistics from the Agriculture Statistics Service. Prospects for 1970 suggest livestock receipts rise slightly while crop income may ease, keeping net farm income near the 1969 pace.
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Columbus
Ment of Agriculture Statistical Reporting Service
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Amother
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Huron Street
Styria
Lorain County
Gary Kailes
Tom Hines
Kailes
Elyrian
Elyria High School
Kent State University
Carol
Mark
Boston Ave
Judy Walker
Trail Blazers
Gary Sher
Carol Kastar
Tor Kosach
Wark Finnegan
Jean Bittner
Tessie Smart
Buck Smuth
Patric Smith
Steve Kovach
Lort Byerly
Noela Schulte
Rich Kas
Rietta Shamron
Henretta Methodist Chargh
John
Dennis Brill
Dusty Limpach
Lewis Movers
Susan Guastella
James Corona
Heart Fund
Camdern Green Clovers
Maren
Severa
Henrietta $ H Clovers
Ridgeville Rockettes
Beth Werner
Jeanne Smith
Lyn Ling
Darlene Tovell
Kathe Kruegel
Wrs
Tachie Matulo
Goldie
Murray Ridge Road
White Construction Equipment
Elyria Industrial Equip
Oberlin RD
Elyria
Creston
Allis-Chalmers Lawn & Garden
Allis-Chalmers
GEHL
Brady Feed Grinders
Mathews Hay Tools
Jim Scheafer
Belden
Tractor Sales
Ravenna
Medina
Pat Leimbacn
Milaman
Pennsylvania
Todds
Dairy Conference
Ford Good Auctioneer
Seville
Creston Poultry. & Egg Auction
Coe
Es Corm Builders Inc
White Farm Equipment
Minneapolis - Moline
Enterprise Machine CO
Spencer
PH. It
Las Crower
Kipton Elevator Ass’n
Kipton
IPA
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