Grain drain empties nation's warehouses
Washington AP reports U.S grain warehouses are mostly empty after years of surplus, with rising foreign demand easing storage burdens. Government stocks remain to guard against drought while exports edge higher and a potential record wheat crop could boost sales and restore reserves.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Freeman urges rural cities joint drive to spur development
Secretary Freeman proposes a broad program to develop new industries and services in rural areas to curb migration to cities. He argues economic growth in rural America will relieve urban strain, create jobs, and attract investment, detailing needs from water and sewer systems to road work and housing.
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Freeman
America
National Association For Community Development
Banquet to Honor County Dairymen at Fire Lands High
More than 850 people expected at the 32nd Annual Dairymen's Banquet Saturday at 6 45 p.m. at Fire Lands High School. Charles J T Vetter Jr will lecture on international communications. Awards will honor herd owners with 1966 butterfat averages of 500 pounds or more and cows producing 700 pounds of butterfat in a 305 day lactation. Vetter, a Washington D C lecturer and former U S Information Service official, has extensive international experience. The event is sponsored by the Lorain County Dairy Herd Improvement Association with Lawrence Jackson of Penfield as president.
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Charles JT. Vetter Jr
Vetter
American University
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U.S. Information Service
West Pakistan
U.S. Information Agency
Columbus
Washington, D. C
Lorain County
Landmark reports record year at 33rd annual meeting
Landmark Cooperatives led by Kenneth Probasco reported 1966 volume of 95 million dollars, a 21 percent rise from 1965 and the highest profits in history. Local cooperatives exceeded 100 thousand dollars in profit, with 93 percent showing improvement.
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Neil House
Columbus
2Ooperative
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Butler County
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Marion County
Probiaco
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Gold Star
Wooster
Ohio
Northeast Farms
Alfalfa weevil spray shortage may develop, OSU says
Ohio State University Extension entomologist Dr. B D Blair warns farmers to order alfalfa weevil spray early as temporary shortages may appear with peak spraying season. Weevil eggs hatch April in south and May in north, with larvae lasting three to four weeks.
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Blair
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Lorain County
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Cooperative Extension Service
Area Center expands co op services across seven counties
Area Extension Center Wooster reports cooperatives reach Lorain Ashland Medina Holmes Wayne Stark and Summit counties with education in animal dairy farm management and 4 H. Highlights include dairy marketing schools farm visits over 500 farm visits and 12 500 people reached through schools meetings newsletters and radio programs while 4 H programs trained advisers and leaders.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Lorain County
Ashland
Medina
Holmes
Wayne
Stark
Summit
Wooster
Wooster Area Center
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Charles M. Martin
Marshall K. Whisler
John P. Parker
Area Extension Center
Hayden Hall
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Selecting a rewarding 4-H project
County extension agent Ellen Burge outlines key questions for 4-H members to choose projects wisely. She stresses learning interest, capability, new challenges, parental support, practicality, materials and facilities, costs, available help, and fit with club activities to ensure a valuable experience.
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Burge
Ers
County to help in survey on agricultural chemicals
Lorain County is among 1 of 14 Ohio counties to be surveyed for quantities and costs of specific chemicals used in agriculture. The study asks for crop acres treated and livestock numbers affected. Trained interviewers will visit farms. locals urged to cooperate for an accurate pesticide use report.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Dan C. Tucker
Ohio Crop Reporting Service
Fulton
Sandusky
van Wert
Putnam
Hardin
Coshocten
Columbiana
Marion
Fayette
Washington
J. H. Limbird
Ohio State Hosts Two Agri-Business Clinics
Four members of a Pittsburgh firm will teach two agribusiness management development clinics at Ohio State University on March 14 15 and 16. One clinic covers organizing including structure incentives and salary admin and the other covers controlling with financial and public relations controls. Sessions occur in the Agricultural Administration building on West Campus.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio State University
Charles H. Ingraham
Ohio State University Extension
Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology
Ohio
Cooperative Extension Service
Agricultural Administration
University
Ohio area milk order amended to include equivalent pricing
The Dayton Springfield federal milk marketing order has been amended by the USDA to add an equivalent prices provision. Prices are computed from specified pricing factors to maintain market levels, and the amendment allows emergency use of an equivalent factor if a market quotation is unavailable.
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Columbus
Dayton-Springfield
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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