Lorain County Offers New Feed Grain Allotment Applications
Farms without a 1977 feed grain allotment may file for a new allotment at the Lorain County ASCS office on Telegraph Road. Existing established farms automatically receive 1977 allotments, while new provisions apply only to farms without an allotment and require no other farm interests, with operators expected to hold over 50 percent of their 1977 share.
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Area woman to compete in county baking contest
Mrs. John Jacque placed first in the New London Grange apple square baking contest. Second place honors went to Rosalyn Cook and third place to Annabell Smith. Mrs. Jacque will compete in the county baking contest at the Pomona meeting at Fitchville Grange Hall on Jan. 26. Fourth Degree ceremonies will be conducted by the New London Grange at the Willard Grange on Feb. 9. The Pennsylvania Granges placed first in the National Grange Cookbook sales with Ohio sales ranking secondannounced Rosella Presian, women's activities chairman, come from farming, farm for which application is filed must be suitable for feed grain production without undue erosion. Any interested producer who can meet the above require ments should contact the office. Walker said,
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Women's Activities
Walker
Dear Jimmy Carter Country Wife letter about hardships and fixes
A petite, humorous letter describes a tough week with frozen pipes, a broken wringer, a flat tire, and a malfunctioning sewing machine. The writer praises Paul for calmly handling problems without appealing to authorities while joking about politics and past farm programs. The note ends with wary comments on grain programs and public aid.
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Farming talk and family pride cross four generations
A farmer reflects on grain reserves and rising prices while recounting four generations on his land since 1875. He praises research from experiment stations and agricultural colleges, credits Earl Butts and a future farmer son, and notes hopes for ongoing support during a potential White House administration.
Ohio Lime Fertilizer Conference set for Feb 10
The 1977 Northeast Ohio Lime and Fertilizer Conference will be hosted by the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service. It will take place at Maplewood Joint Vocational School, a mile north of Ravenna on Route 88 in Portage County. Topics include price, equipment, soil test laboratory and nitrogen loss in soil. Contact Medina County Extension office at 144 North Broadway St. Medina to attend.
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Waldock Named Pork Committee Chairman at AMI
John H. Waldock of Sandusky Kentucky has been named chairman of the Pork Committee of the American Meat Institute. Waldock owns Selected Meat Co of Sandusky and coowns Lind Waldock & Co., a commodities trading firm. He also belongs to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Australia wheat harvest looks good for export
The Agriculture Department raised Australia’s wheat crop forecast to about 389 million bushels for the season, most destined for export, signaling stronger overseas competition to the US in the world grain market. Canada and Argentina also hold large supplies, while US stocks may top one billion bushels next June. The topic featured in Bergland’s Senate confirmation hearings amid questions on price supports for wheat farmers.
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Dechant urges focus on jobs inflation and food for Carter
National Farmers Union president Tony Dechant told about several hundred Ohio farmers at the three day Ohio meeting that jobs and inflation are key while food costs reflect production difficulties. He cited dairy marketing at break even or below and cattle selling well below sustenance costs, warning producers face broader risks if staple foods rise.
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