June 11 Deadline for Wheat Price Supports in Lorain County
Wheat growers with excess wheat must act by June 11 to avoid penalties under the price support program. Theo Camp of the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation office warns that excess acreage beyond the allotment incurs penalties, with exemptions only if excess wheat is disposed of or used as green manure hay or silage. A farm with more than 15 excess acres triggers penalties on all excess acres. no price supports apply when the allotment is exceeded.
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Ohio State Dean to Receive Honorary Doctor of Laws
Leo L. Rummell, dean of the College of Agriculture at Ohio State University and director of the Wooster Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at College of Wooster commencement on June 11. He is a 1915 OSU graduate with a 1917 master’s, served as OSU trustee 1939–1946, and led the agricultural program since 1917.
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State Soil Conservation Committee
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Grain Market Roots in Chicago Board of Trade
Farm Editor examines the 1800s origins of a centralized grain market. The Chicago Board of Trade, born from mid 19th century meetings, evolved into the world’s oldest and largest with cash and futures markets. Trading unfolds in a noisy eight sided pit, where buyers and sellers signal deals by hand and card. The system stabilizes prices and underpins American agriculture.
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New Process Prolongs Life Of Equipment
A new hard facing process developed by the Amsco Division of American Brake Shoe Co. retreads worn metal parts to extend life. The method can extend plowshares by 3 to 15 times and can be reapplied repeatedly. It aims to cut costs for farmers and industry as hard facing may precede or follow initial wear, with retreaded components used across various machines.
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Advantages of Hay Silage in Dairy Farming Practices
Hay silage offers higher forage yields with improved harvesting, seed quality, and labor-saving methods. Reducing moisture to 60–70 percent enables silage to supply most of the dairy cattle forage, saving storage space and allowing long term, economical storage in trench silos.
USDA Officials Sure That Soil Bank Will Work
Washington officials express confidence the soil bank will succeed with high payment rates to farmers for participation. An American Farm Bureau Federation spokesman foresees improved farm income after market adjustments, stressing payment levels must incentivize widespread participation.
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Ohio Lags In Corn Planting In May Weather Report
Favorable weather across the Corn Belt in the third week of May boosted planting but Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan remained laggards due to rainfall and cool temperatures. Northwest Ohio showed only 30 percent planted while parts of Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Illinois faced moisture deficits. Scattered cutworm damage prompted some replanting, and rapid temperature swings, including frosts in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin, marked the period.
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Versailles Poultry Day Set For June at High School Grounds
Versailles, Ohio plans its fifth annual Poultry Day on June 14 at the Versailles High School grounds. The event, a key community festival, aims to showcase every phase of the poultry industry from egg laying to marketing. Activities include speeches by notable figures, a queen contest, barbecued chicken, music, and square dancing, with crowds historically over 12,000. Governor Lauseche and other dignitaries expected.
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Nitrogen Field Day Scheduled at Ohio State University
Ohio State University hosts a Nitrogen Field Day August 2 and 3 with tours from Plumb Hall. Visitors view corn grain sorghum oats and Sudan grass plots with four nitrogen rates and bluegrass plots with nitrogen treatments. Demonstrations show equipment for gaseous liquid and dry nitrogen applications.
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