Face flies cut milk production in dairies
Ohio State University Extension entomologist Dr. R P Holdsworth reports face flies cut milk production by as much as 20 percent. Daily DDVP syrup bait protects by attracting and killing flies, while weekly methoxychlor dust or pyrethrum spray helps with other cattle flies. Sanitation, baits, wall sprays, and atomizers reduce house and stable fly problems. a new low cost atomizer clips onto fogger spray cans for barns and milk parlors.
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Eaton Aggies plan parents night at 4-H roundup
Eaton Aggies 4-H Club completed plans for a parents night on June 25 at 7 30 p m with members working on project books and demonstrations by Todd Hales Randy Balogh and Gary Hawke Mike Hughes to entertain at his parents home North Island Road Meantime the annual health and safety contest will be held at Midview High School on June 26 with Jol ly Joes Feature Fashions Kan Do Tasty Teens and Belden Boys clubs participating Community scrap drive planned for June 27 at 1 p m by LaGrange Happy Helpers 4 H Club and more details seen across multiple local 4 H groups.
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Findley State Park
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Balance in trade needed for U.S.
Editor's note introduces a six part series on world trade from the Ohio Agricultural Extension Service. Purdue economist Don Paarlberg outlines that the U.S. gold reserve is shrinking as exports and imports slip, warning of potential consequences and exploring restrictive versus expansive policy options to restore balance.
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Purdue University
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Insect control expert honored at Wooster dinner
Professor C R Cutright of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station is honored with a recognition dinner after 40 years of service and will retire June 30. An internationally known researcher in apple insects, he earned degrees from Ohio State between 1921 and 1923 and joined the station in 1932. He and his wife Eva Goddin have three children and have long been active in Ohio horticultural circles.
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South Amen Farm Bureau Council to Meet Tonight
The 2-B area council in Eaton counties will convene this evening to discuss insect control research. Professor Cutricht has aided several groups and will host at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Blane, 1681 North Island Avenue, with participation from Nucnity and local speakers.
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Nine 4 H college scholarships offered in Chicago
Nine college scholarships totaling 6300 dollars await coeds planning home economics majors and enrolled or former 4 H Club members in accredited colleges in fall 1962. Nine scholarships funded by Sunbeam, Sperry and Hutchinson, Whirlpool Foundation, and Pyrofax Gas will be awarded, with the national winner chosen from the state candidates. Applicants must submit scholastic records, a home economics interest statement, need explanation, and 4 H achievements to county agents. forms available from county extension offices or the state 4 H Club leader.
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Japanese beetle control methods outlined
County Extension Agent outlines practices for Japanese beetle management. Adults appear soon, are metallic green with copper wings and white lateral spots. They fly, feed on flowers and fruit, and are hard to control. Sprays with DDT or alternatives like Malathion, Methoxychlor, Rotenone, Parathion for commercial use. thorough coverage crucial. Soil treatment targets grubs with Aldrin, Dieldrin, Heptachlor, Chlor Dane. apply June or July for fall grub control and lasting effect. Handpicking ok for few plants. traps are not effective. follow label directions and seek extension guidance.
Wheat surplus cut 150 to 200 million bushels seen
The Agriculture Department data shows a 1962 63 wheat surplus likely reduced by 150 to 200 million bushels due to dry conditions in the Southern and Central Great Plains and participation in the Wheat Stabilization Program. Output totals 1.058 billion bushels, 14 percent below 1961, with winter at 846 million and spring at 211 million.
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Two Buildings Approved for Wellington Fairgrounds
Wellington Lumber Co. won a contract to build two new fairgrounds structures in Loraine County. Agricultural Society directors opened five bids ranging from 7,312.90 to 10.63 and awarded the project to be completed by August 1. The structures include a 40 by 60 foot pole barn and a junior fair exhibit shelter, along with planned restrooms and electrical distribution upgrades already under construction.
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Wellington
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Farm vacations offered as vacations in Southeast Ohio
Rural development committees in Monroe, Lawrence, Carroll, Guernsey and Noble counties promote farm vacations. City families can spend a week or more on farm homes to observe farming, meet animals, and enjoy swimming, fishing, boating, and picnicking. Lakes in Muskingham Conservation District, such as Piedmont and Leesville, are nearby. Write to the Secretary of County Farm Vacation Association for details.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster tour set
A June 27 tour of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station at Wooster is sponsored by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce and Lorain County agricultural agencies. A 5 bus trip leaves Lodi Street Parking Lot at 8 30 a.m. and returns by 5 p.m. County Agriculture Agent Paul Leidheiser notes tours of poultry flocks beef and dairy herds greenhouse operations landscape forestry and orchard plots with demonstrations and a catered luncheon. Tickets include transportation doughnuts coffee luncheon and tours, and reservations are limited to 45. Contact the Elyria chamber of commerce at 356 Second St to reserve.
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Wooster
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
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