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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1954

Page

4

Foreign Wheat Sales Under 60 Million Bushels

U S exports under the International Wheat Agreement remain under 60 million bushels this year. The current quotas opened last June, with U S government limits at 210 million bushels for 1953 34. Sales concluded with Yugoslavia the Netherlands Mexico and Japan total just over three million this period.

Washington U. S

Warn Rat Control Is All Year Job In Newark Del

Delaware Agricultural Extension Service scientists warn rat control is year round and must stay vigilant. They note a single rat can eat up to 3 pounds of grain in a year, costing farmers a sizeable sum.

Newark del BS Delaware Agricultural Extension Service

Surplus Butter Supplement For Cocoa Butter

Washington reports the Agriculture Department sold an additional 9000 pounds of surplus butter for experimental use as an extender for cocoa butter. Total government sales for this purpose reach 120000 pounds. The plan, announced last month, aims to build new outlets for American butter and to expand cocoa butter use amid limited supply.

Washington Agriculture Department

Farmers Supply to Screen Color Films on Conservation

A free program at the Oberlin Inn on March 11 at 2 pm will feature four color films on soil and water conservation, wildlife and timber lands. Ernie Goodell of Farmers Supply Store will host which includes travelogues on New England and Virginia and a film on farming progress. refreshments and door prizes will be offered.

Oberlin Inn Oberlin Farmers Supply Store South Main Street New England Virginia Ernie Goodell Goodell Soil Conservation Service Department of Agriculture New Eng Boston Lexington Concord Paul Revere Bunker Hill Plymouth Cape Cod Gloucester Vermont Emerson, Longfellow Washington Irving Alcott Sisters Daniel Webster America Jamestown Monticello Jefferson Williamsburg

VanAusdale Carpet And Furniture Cleaning Service

VanAusdale Carpet Shop Oberlin offers rug and furniture cleaning using powered scrubbing and special shampoos. Services include in home cleaning for wall to wall carpet, shop cleaning, reupholstering, slipcovers, drapes, and custom carpeting, linoleum work, and estimates.

VanAusdale East Lorain Street Oberlin VanAusdale Company J. H Scotty) VanAusdale Florence van Ausdale

Guaranteed Used Tractors Sold By Navratil

Farmers seeking affordable farming power learn Navratil Tractor Sales in Wellington offers reconditioned used tractors with thorough mechanical checks, steering, braking, tires, and hydraulic lift ensured for reliable service. The dealer also lists refurbished plows and implements and acts as Ferguson tractor agent and Briggs and Stratton service station. Local ownership under Mrs Navreti with support from her brother-in-law.

Navratil Tractor Sales Wellington James Navratil Navratil Ferguson Briggs and Stratton Motors Fairground Road John Navreti

Soybean Support Price Set At 80 Percent Of Parity

Hudson Iowa The U S Department of Agriculture will set 1951 crop soybean support at 80 percent of parity and 1954 price support aims to avoid over supplies while keeping domestic use and exports strong American Soybean Association Secretary George M Strayer said producers prefer 80 percent parity with no 1954 acreage controls and want futures fixed excluding 1954 acreage in future allotments.

Hudson American Soybean Association George M. Strayer U. S. Department of Agriculture Strayer Soybean Association Secretary of Agriculture Benson Ohio Indiana Davis Arkansas Smrayer

Government Provides 3 Types of Farm Loans

The Farmers Home Administration offers three loan programs: operating loans for feed and supplies, special livestock loans to support cattle sheep and goat producers, and disaster loans in designated areas. In a December 1953 report, over 2,100 farmers borrowed more than $21.7 million in special livestock loans, while 5,500 disaster loans totaling $8.74 million were issued nationwide. The Norwalk office serves Ashland, Erie, Huron, Lorain and Richland counties.

Mr. Benson County Farmers Home Administration R. B. McLeaish Farmers Home Administration Benson Ohio Secretary of Agriculture Adams Athens Belmont Brown Butler Carroll Clermont Clinton Coshocton Fairfield Fayette Galliga Green Guernsey Hamilton Harrison Highland Hosking Holmes Jackson Jefferson Knox Lawrence Licking Meigs Monroe Montgomery Morgan Minskingum Noble Perry Pickaway Pike Preble Ross Scioto Tuscarawas Vinton Warren Washington Counties C.A. Gehrig

Price Supports To Continue On Navy Gum Stores

The Agriculture Department will extend its price support and loan program for Navy gum stores covering turpentine and rosin for the 1954 crop. Continuation depends on available Commodity Credit Corporation funds. The 1954 support level is 130 dollars and 33 cents per 50 gallons of turpentine and 1,400 pounds of rosin.

Washington Ins Agri ‘Culture Department Navy Commodity Credit Corporation

Heifer Project Increases Livestock in Korea and Japan

The Heifer Project reports that about half of Korea's chickens are purebred from hatching eggs sent by the program. In Japan, 2,200 goats sent by the Heifer Project have grown to 10,000, according to Kagawa.

Korea Heifer Project, Inc Japan Kagawa Heifer Project

Careful Sowing Of Costly Grass Seeds Suggested

Columbus Ohio State University extension floriculturist Victor H Ries warns costly lawn seed should be used wisely this spring. He says reseeding established lawns is a waste and old grass will kill new seedlings within several inches. September is ideal for seeding, March for sprit seeders, with fertilizer and smart mowing advised for thin lawns. Instructions available at county extension offices. Italian scientists take underwater pictures of a live coelacanth the world oldest fish.

Columbus Victor H. Ries Ohio State University Ries

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