Parsonage Renovation Stirs Small Church Ambitions
A Chronicle-Telegram piece recalls the parsonage’s decay and the trustees work in long meetings, detailing mildew, carpeting, linoleum, and needs like an exhaust fan, storm windows, and papering. The narrative notes the first woman pastor and the chaotic transition to a new tenant.
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Becaue
Ray
Shirley
High Tech Aids Farming Amid Weather Risks
Ohio farmers face ongoing weather risks despite advances in technology. The piece notes early corn planting windows, tillage options, and market effects, plus apple thinning tips and a statewide survey on rural road use. It also covers pond weed control to prevent fish kills, urging careful herbicide choices and proactive management.
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Ohio
Ohio State University Extension
Dennis R. Henderson
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Turkey costs bump from red tape in U S production
Agriculture official Harold Jones of the Economic Research Service says about 2.18 dollars of a 20 pound turkey’s cost come from regulations and taxes, roughly 10.9 cents per pound, one eighth of last year’s 91.7 cent average. He notes extensive federal oversight touches every step from production to marketing, though poultry rules are lighter than many sectors.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Harold Jones
Department
Economic Research Service
Jones
Camp sessions on Kelleys Island offer youth programs
Lorain County Extension offers Junior and Teen camps at Kelleys Island 4-H camp with boat ride from Sandusky. Fees cover recreation, swimming, canoeing, nature education, crafts, and computer sessions. Special Lake Erie Activity Day available for extra. Also Mary Jane Dovenbarger Memorial 4-H Scholarship available to seniors meeting criteria.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Lake Erie
Eva Weber
Mary Jane Dovenbarger
OSU College of Home Economics
Cooperative Extension Service
Lowell Street
China cancels large wheat orders under trade pact
China canceled 340000 metric tons of wheat for the coming crop year, about 22 percent of U S exports to China and 36.7 bushels per ton equivalent. The move leaves total U S wheat sales to China at 2.92 million tons for the year, under the 6 million ton annual pact for wheat and corn.
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China
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
U.s.china
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