Farmers Production Credit loans offer low-cost season needs
In Elyria on June 14 1971 the Farmers Production Credit Association promotes crop and intermediate term loans for seed fertilizer and equipment. Gil Baker notes simple interest and low borrowing costs with flexible repayment tied to marketing. The cooperative serves full and part-time farmers with up to seven year maturities. office hours are weekdays 830 to 400 at Agricultural Center Rt 113 Murray Ridge Rd.
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Farmers Production Credit Association
Gil Baker
Murray Ridge Road
Read directions is good advice of Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau urges buyers to read and follow directions on garden chemicals. Frank Herrmann notes their Lorain County stock is among the most complete in the area and that some products require permits from the Federal Department of Agriculture. They emphasize strict adherence to use rules and reference information from Ohio State University. Farm Bureau operates 8 am to 5 pm daily.
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Farm Bureau
Frank Herrmann
Lorain County
Bureau
Federal Department of Agriculture
Frank
Ohio State University
Ohio
Aerial Farming Promotes Spring Sprays for Crops
Ruth Oldman of Aerial Farming Service, Ohio, urges spraying for corn soybeans alfalfa and cereal crops to combat Weevils and Cereal Leaf Beetle. She cites 24 years in business and low wheel damage with air spraying. Also notes May watching for pests and favorable spray costs. PAGOSA SPRINGS and ROME items follow لكن
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Ruth Oldman
Aerial Farming Service
Ruth
Ohio
Aerial Farming Service, Inc
RD 2
Shreve
OSU economists predict change in wheat picture
Ohio State University agricultural economists report the wheat outlook for 1971 72. Winter wheat output is seen down nine percent while soft red wheat rises slightly. Total wheat carryover drops to 660 million bushels from 880 million last July 1. Export movement may lag 750 million bushels, and prices are expected to be below last year.
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OSU
Ohio State University
Pat Leimbach Country Wife and Founder’s Day Brag
A nostalgic portrait of a hardworking mother born in a log cabin who taught in a one room school, raised eight children, and sustained a family through poverty. The author recalls her strength, service, and enduring love as the clan gathers for Founders Day.
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Penton
Abe Lincoln
Paulding County
Ohio State University
Tsay
Betteha
Miss Wool of Ohio Pageant set for Aug 29 at State Fair
The 1971-72 Miss Wool of Ohio Pageant will be at the Ohio State Fair Grounds Sheep Arena on Aug 29 at 4 pm. Ohio residents 18 to 26 compete wearing wool apparel. preliminary judging at 1 pm. Contestants must be single, 5 ft 7 in to 5 ft 9 in, dress length wool, and enrolled in college or within one year post enrollment. Mrs. Howard Banbury, Danville state director, notes UK wool councils select finalists. Egg hatching shared SAN DIEGO Calif details on condor incubation and chick rearing.
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Ohio
Ohio State Fair
Howard Banbury
Danville
America
Banbury
San Angelo
Tex
Ohio State Fair Grounds
San Diego
Calif
Area youth to attend Ohio conservation camp
David Wood, 15, a rising junior at North Ridgeville High School, will join 39 other Ohio students at the Youth Conservation Corps Camp in Marietta. The event marks the first of a three year program for participants from across the state focusing on conservation work and outdoor skills.
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Ohio Conservation
David Wood
North Ridgeville High School
Ohio
Youth Conservation Corps
Marietta
Congress
James Wood
Avon Belden Rd
North Ridgeville
David
Ohio Forestry
Hidden Hollow Camp
Bellville
Rural credit extended via 1700 county offices
The Farmers Home Administration extends credit through more than 1700 county offices across rural United States Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Exports of French aeronautical goods rose to 453 million in 1970 up 11.5 percent from 1969. A pilot work education program runs Sunday to August 21 offering youth outdoor summer jobs on public lands with a Youth Conservation Corps camp project plan and aims to foster resource management and cross community ties.
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Washington
Farmers Home Administration
United States
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Paris
Nine oil firms pledge to curb pollution in Norway
CSLO reports Norway's nine largest oil companies have formed a pact to prevent oil pollution and cooperate on spill cleanup. The agreement aims to strengthen environmental protections and coordinate response efforts among major industry players.
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CSLO
Norway
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