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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1988

Page

10

Traveling Pat Reflects on a Year of Surprises and Struggles

The narrator recalls 1987 as a year of many high points and travel, from Banff and New York appearances to a Fiji of experiences in the Mississippi Delta and Seattle. Despite glamorous moments with Jane Pauley and Larry King, the year is balanced by farm-life strains and a difficult harvest.

Banff Canadian Rockies Homestead Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains Marriott World Center Epcot Atlanta Nigis West Coast Venice Adriatic Jane Pauley Channel 3 Willard Scott Brian Gumble New York City Paul Rockefeller Center Colorado Seattle Harbor Space Needle Ohio Grand Canal Pat

Pruning timing for fruit trees and grapes notes

The guidance advises delaying major pruning of fruit trees until late February or early March to avoid cold injury to buds. Grapes and raspberries should be pruned in early March. The text also covers pest control for fungus gnats, seed starting for geraniums, winter horticulture classes, and benefits of higher humidity for houseplants.

Ag chief predicts recovery in 1988

Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng says most farmers end 1987 in better shape, with exports recovering and net cash income forecast to hit a record $57 billion in 1988. He cites pockets of stress among low income and heavily indebted farmers, while 56 percent are in favorable financial shape.

Washington Richard EB. Lyng Lyng Agriculture Department

Junior Fair Beef Program Weigh-In Set at Norwalk

The Huron County Junior Fair 1988 Market Steer program begins Saturday January 9 with ear tagging and weighing of all 4-H and FFA dairy and beef steer projects from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon at the Huron County Fair Grounds Norwalk. All steer projects must be tagged January 9 to be eligible to show and sell, with steers to be under control with halters and dehorned if in feeder calf shows.

Junior Fair Huron County Fairgrounds Norwalk FFA Huron County Jim Jepsen Ohio State University

Milk Marketing honors Wiletop Farm for 1987 Premier Quality

Milk Marketing Inc awards Wiletop Farm and Waller Hess as Premier Quality milk producers for 1987 at its Columbus delegate meeting. Gold star ratings for 12 consecutive months highlight the Hesses long dairy career while the cooperative notes 7000 members across eight Midwest states.

Grafton Waller Joe Hess Wilotop Farm Columbus Gordon Rich Milk Marketing Inc Midwest Strongsville

December prices fall 3 percent for farm products

Washington AP: Agriculture Department data show farmers received 3 percent less for raw products in December compared with November. Oranges tomatoes eggs and lettuce led the decline while higher corn soybeans and strawberries helped cushion losses.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Agricultural Statistics Board

Milk price cut to hit area dairies in early 1988

Milk Marketing Inc representative Jeff Mohrman says the 51 cent base price reduction lowers the federal price from 11.10 to 10.60. Area producers expect January checks to reflect the change, with full effects likely in March or April. Gerald Perry cautions retail prices may stay firm despite the cut.

Jeff Mohrman C-T Milk Marketing, Inc Strongsville Bill Perry Milk Marketing Bob Stewart LaGrange Ohio Stewart Lyle Jameyson Wellington Jameyson

Country ham rules delayed to allow longer curing period

USDA delays new country ham rules yet again as the agency extends the deadline to fully implement safety standards for dry cured hams. Since March 1983 the rules sought to prevent trichinosis, with previous deadlines pushed multiple times to Dec 31, 1988 or until new rules are issued.

USDA Department Lester M. Crawford Food Safety and Inspection Service

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