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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1985
Page
6
Orrin, hospitalized in Metro General Burn Unit after a kitchen table computer error, struggles with pain and mystery as his parents juggle vegetables and worry. The family faces long nights, surgical procedures, and a cryptic request to free “half-runner bean people” from a fractured computer system.
Thirty three 4 H members demonstrated home skills at the Ohio Edison Auditorium in Elyria for the Inside the Home Demonstration Contest. Winners include Jennifer Nemeth and Andrea Gargasz with top honors in senior divisions, plus multiple best of category awards and state fair qualifications.
President Reagan proclaims September 15 21 as the 42nd National Farm Safety Week. Safety advocate Pugh notes that accidents cost farms nearly five billion dollars annually and that health and safety measures are essential to keep farms productive. A Lorain County plant care workshop led by Charles Behnke on August 5 offers free guidance on backyard fruit trees lawn care and vegetable production.
It will be warm with highs in the 80s and lows in the 50s through Wednesday. Partly sunny skies with a chance of scattered thunderstorms Tuesday and Wednesday. Frontal systems stay north with a southerly flow and light winds aiding spraying and drying rates for hay and straw. Moisture use for corn and soybeans runs about two tenths of an inch daily.
U S cattle herds decline as farmers cut herds to reduce costs or raise cash. July 1 inventory stands at 1163 million head, down 4 percent from a year ago and 6 percent from two years back, with feedlots at 866 million head headed to the beef market.
Dairy official Don Schriver of Milk Marketing Inc. says July 1 cuts in federal dairy price supports will drive more than 700 farms per year out of business, higher than the Agriculture Department's 500 estimate. He notes regional blend prices and a loop of increased production to compensate losses.
Warm weather allowed hay cutting and threshing while topsoil moisture readings show 70 percent adequate. Winter wheat 90 percent harvested with high yields expected. oats 25 percent complete. soybeans 74 percent good and 12 percent excellent.
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