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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1952
Page
17
Wooster observance marks the silver anniversary of Dairy Day at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Since 1927 the event has provided practical guidance to dairy farmers with an address by L L Rummel. Dr W E Krauss and station staff will be featured speakers.
Morning session features demonstrations and staff talks on rumen function feeding dairy diseases and evaluating silage. Dr Krauss discusses agricultural research in dairy farming. Morse to speak on The Solid Future for Dairying with plans for junior judging, home packaging demos, farm tours, and strong attendance projected.
Ill health sale at the Dawson farm listing Case V A C tractor with hydraulic lift and plows, extensive electric and carpenter tools, sheet steel, pipe fittings, many drills and wrenches, three guns including a semi auto rifle and two shotguns, cash terms, Elyria contact.
Public sale lists 10 room household goods including studio couch walnut dining and bedroom suites bookcase and books Philco desk radio and records Kenmore washer Frigidaire refrigerator Westinghouse roaster electric ranges rugs drapes dishes bedding and more. Cash terms. JOAN JAMESON owner. Walter Leber, auctioneer.
Lorain County farmers may receive Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Farmers' Club honors across four divisions: land restoration, specialized agriculture, dairy production and farm forestry. Nominations are due by July 19 from a 22 county Northeast Ohio area. 1952 awards banquet set for November 19 at Hotel Allerton. First awards 1943. 26 families honored in nine years.
Wooster Ohio poultrymen will learn about egg production from range laying hens at the thirty sec ond annual Poultry Day of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. The morning program includes demonstrations on egg quality nutrition and hormone treatment with a Q and A session by E N Moore and V D Chamberlin. Afternoon talks from USDA poultry specialists and station staff cover commercial egg production nutrition and research. Turkey Day follows on June 26.
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station economist R H Blosser reports a threshold where expanding meadow crops lowers total production and net income unless grain acreage is offset. He notes income can be sustained by feeding or selling hay and pasture, with forage increases boosting overall farm income.
Ohio's delegation to the National 4-H Club Camp presents souvenir plates marking the state's Golden Anniversary to congressmen and government officials. Delegates Rosemary Ann Mautz Margie Dearth John Melvin Dean McBurney Erma Ramseyer and H W Harshfield will deliver plates to leaders including Jackson Betts Clarence J Brown Wayne L Hayes Taft Bricker and M L Wilson with others. Delegates left June 17 and will return June 27.
The discussion argues soils need meadow crops in rotation to maximize grain yields. Increasing meadow production can raise total grain and forage output, with net income rising as total production grows, regardless of whether extra forage is fed sold or plowed under.
Laurence M Betts Wellington Ayrshire herd completes ninth year on the Ayrshire Herd Testing Plan with averages of 9316 pounds of 4.3 percent milk and 400 pounds butterfat for 11 milking cows. Mature Equivalent twice daily milk totals reach 10,375 pounds. Glens Lorain Lily leads with 11,075 pounds of 4.7 percent milk and 516 pounds butterfat. National association notes 15,000 cows enrolled in the Ayrshire Herd Test.
The Ayrshire breed holds the record among all dairy cattle for the highest percentage of cows on test, marking a notable achievement in dairy performance.
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