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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1987
Page
3
Reminiscence of past blizzards as the author recalls a January scene by the barn. Wind, snow, and longing for storms that cut off deliveries and schedules. Vivid memories include a snow holiday with Paul, teaching days, a market truck bridge crossing, and friends snowbound overnight with family calls to distant grandparents.
The writer recalls snowbound times with the Heidenreich family in Princeton Indiana during the Blizzard of 78 and other storms. They share a nostalgic recipe for snow ice cream with eggs sugar vanilla salt milk and fresh snow and warn not to freeze it. The piece contrasts warm family moments with looming travel to Oregon amid a blizzard.
Dean Kleckner president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says Congress will tinker with the 1985 Food Security Act but will avoid mandatory crop controls or higher supports. He notes Congress changes farm laws about every nine months and cites a likely trade war with the European Community over Spain and Portugal grain losses but expects no rapid dramatic shifts. A regional soybean clinic is set for Norwalk with talks on production weed control diseases and variety selection.
A farm bill information meeting is planned for January 28 1987 at Pittsfield Township Hall 7 30 p m. Lorain County Ag Center personnel including SCS ASCS and OSU Extension will discuss the Food Security Act of 1985 conservation provisions filling form 1026 defining highly erodible soils and lands newly brought into production and related economic opportunities for area farmers.
A Department of Agriculture study shows ten states accounted for over 63 percent of 7.7 billion dollars in federal farm payments in 1985 led by Texas with 848.1 million and Iowa 691.1 million while a breakdown by program lists conservation, feed grains, wheat, rice, cotton and wool among others. The report notes 1985 net farm income reached 36.5 billion dollars, with direct 1986 payments seen near 13 billion and potential 15 billion in 1987.
A breakdown shows funding for conservation at 3 895 000 and for feed grains 96 468 000, wheat 89 621 000, wool 5 457 000, and miscellaneous 36 547 000. The figures summarize agricultural appropriations across categories.
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