Swine Group Votes Change In Name In Ohio
Members of the Swine Improvement Association of Ohio voted to rename the group the Ohio Park Improvement Association. The change aims to better reflect work on high quality pork and consumer appeal.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1961
Page
7
Members of the Swine Improvement Association of Ohio voted to rename the group the Ohio Park Improvement Association. The change aims to better reflect work on high quality pork and consumer appeal.
Ohio farmers advised to plant Phytophthora resistant soybean varieties Henry Madison Ross to combat root rot. Monroe and Blackhawk also recommended. late-maturing options available with limited seed, expanding by 1962. Varieties bred at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. resistance includes stem canker and lodging tolerance. maturity around 123 to 126 days.
In Wooster a synthetic rubber caulking sealant from Goodyear is used in a 2800-chicken cage unit at Dwight Martin Poultry Farm, part of a four-unit, 8400-chicken automated system. The apparatus features 400 wire cages per unit in four tiers, with conveyors, troughs, feeders, and plastic water nipples, all designed for automatic feeding and cleaning.
Ohio State University agronomist Dr. Lewis C. Saboe says high quality seed is crucial for economical production and that seed costs account for under 10 percent of total crop costs. A survey of over 100 oat samples showed many farmers still use inferior seed, risking lower yields and profits.
C Austin Fish of LaGrange earns the Ayrshire Breeders Association Constructive Breeder Award for distinguished success as a registered Ayrshire cattle breeder. His herd of 36 cows on a twice daily 305 day test produced 10,134 pounds of milk and 424 pounds of butterfat, with most stock bred by Fish.
Mrs W Ray Englehart led the February 7 meeting of the North Ridgeville Study Club with a talk by Mrs Norton Henry on Dutch government. She traced 18th century origins and shared observations from a recent trip to Holland. Hostesses included Mrs Glen Falkner and Mrs Ralph Gilder.
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