Indonesia farm officials study Ohio youth programs
Two Indonesian agricultural officials, F. X. Sudibjo and A. Warsito, visited Ohio State University’s Extension Service to learn about rural youth education. They spoke of Indonesia’s young nation at five years independence and a 20 percent literacy rate, aiming to improve agricultural education for food security.
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Ohio
Columbus
Republic of Indonesia
F. X. Sjamsoesoedibjo
Sudibjo
A. 5. Gondowarsito
Warsito
Indonesia Ministry of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Indonesia
Lonty Ats
Capacity Crowd At Ohio Sheep Day Friday
Capacity crowds are expected at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Sheep Day in Wooster. Willard Bilzer chairs the morning session with D. S. Bell outlining the station’s sheep research and L A Kauffman of Ohio State University discussing applying findings to farm production. An afternoon program led by Ralph Grimshaw covers wool marketing and sheep feeding studies by station staff including J L Haynes C F Rogers and C H Bradford with practical demonstrations by Paul Getz.
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Beil
Bell
L A. Kauffman
Department of Animal Husbandry
Ohio State University
Ralph Grimshaw
Ohio Sheep Improvement Association
Paul Getz
Ohio Wool Grower's Cooperative Association
J. L. Haynes
C. F. Rogers
C. H. Bradford
Economist Sees Bigger Demand For Vegetables In Ohio
MARIETTA OHIO economist M G Smith of Ohio State University at the Washington County Truck Experiment Farm field day said demand for vegetables will stay high even if Korea peace arrives due to rising incomes employment and population. He warned costs to grow vegetables rose 10 to 15 percent last year and will likely climb as fast as prices. John Bushnell urged grading of fresh produce like eggs and both advocated quality focus and continued research to improve production efficiency and marketing amid new varieties.
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Marietta. O
Washington County
John Bushnell
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Bushnell
Smith
New Program To Encourage Talent In 4 H Members
Ohio 4 H unveils a new talent and dramatics activity program for rural youths. Four classes team with district and state events culminating in a September Ohio 4 H Club Congress. Winners advance to the National Club Congress in Chicago with Ohio Farmer as sponsor. Dates span August and September across Chillicothe Bucyrus Wooster Warren Cambridge Ottawa Bellefontaine Dayton.
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Columbus
Ohio
H. W. Harshfield
Chicago
Ohio Farmer Magazine
Chillicothe
Bucyrus
Wooster
Warren
Cambridge
Ottawa
Bellefontaine
Dayton
Pioneer Animal Husbandman In USDA Retires
COLUMBUS. Retirement of America's first and only extension animal husbandman in the USDA Dr. Clifton D Lowe, a native of Ohio, was announced by the U S Department of Agriculture at Washington D C He was born on a farm near Tarlton Fairfield County and graduated from Ohio State University in 1910 For nearly 28 years he coordinated and fostered educational programs in livestock production between the Bureau of Animal Industry Extension Service and land grant colleges during a period of rapid gains in efficiency and output of animal products since
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Columbus
America
USDA
Clifton D. Lowe
Ohio
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Lowe
Tarlton
Fairfield County
Ohio State University
Bureau of Animal Industry
Extension Service
Land Grant
Wet Summer Boosts Business Of Water Proofing Clothing
The Crystal Clear Dry Cleaning Co. at 132 Broad Street reports a rain boosted demand for waterproofing garments using the Crav anette process. They also clean and block hats, moth proof garments, and offer Eagle stamps. Open hours span Monday to Saturday with extended Friday hours. World War I era gains in pork beef and sheep production are noted alongside farm extension practices.
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Crystal Clear Dry Cleaning Co
Broad Street
Cedar
Crystal Clear
Test Tube Cows Show Record Milk and Butterfat in Ohio
Daughters of 63 of the 82 bulls used by Ohio artificial dairy associations as of January 1 1951 averaged 198 pounds more milk and 25 pounds more butterfat than six months earlier. The 806 daughters averaged 10 732 pounds of milk and 461 pounds of butterfat with Ohio butterfat 14 pounds higher than national. All five major dairy breeds included. records for 19 remaining bulls not yet reported.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Ohio State University
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