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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1988

Page

8

First in a long cycle of drought years questioned

The author passionates about a 1988 drought cycle, detailing farm hardship in Ohio. Discussions cover irrigation limits, abandoned fields, no-till farming setbacks, exhausted ponds, and strained water and fuel resources. Farmers seek collective voice while anxious about future droughts and economic losses.

Ohio

Testing Nitrates Before Grazing Standing Corn

Farmers consider nitrate tests on standing corn before grazing as drought stressed grasses can accumulate nitrates. After rain and moisture movement, testing is advised, especially if high nitrogen fertilizer was used. Tests help decide safe forage and consider alfalfa or other forages with nitrate risk.

Feeding strategy advice from Extension Service specialists

Ohio State University Extension specialists Gary Schnitkey and Maurice Eastridge offer feeding guidance for area dairy producers amid higher feed costs and drought. They urge balancing rations, testing forages, using alternative feeds, conserving high quality forages, and culling lower producers to maintain production without starving intake.

Ohio State University Gary D. Schnitkey Maurice L. Eastridge Schnitkey and Eastridge

Area dairy farmers team up to buy Utah hay

Wellington reports a group of area dairy farmers pooling resources to buy hay from Utah at 160 per ton delivered. Jerry Long of the Cooperative Extension Services notes current Utah hay costs around 400 per ton without delivery and suggests purchases could reach 1,000 tons.

Wellington Utah Jerry Long Cooperative Extension Service Long Clyde Lewis Plate Road

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