Wilford’s Chicken Of Tomorrow Gains Fame In Poultry goes
Harvey Nord, owner of Wilford Hatchery, gains recognition as his White Rock bred chicken, the Chicken of Tomorrow, weighs eight pounds in 15 weeks. At the NEPPCO exhibit in Syracuse, Robert Baker praised the display and Wilford’s poultry, noting demand for the hatchery’s meat and egg changing birds as farmers adopt the new pure strain.
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Ohio Maps Maple Syrup Rank Shows Third In Nation
A Columbus report notes Ohio ranks third in maple syrup production behind Vermont and New York. The piece discusses average income per acre, sap flow factors, and seasonal conditions aiding production. It also covers a pullorum disease control program in poultry and hatchery plans for turkey poults now rising toward 5 000 per week.
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Baler Clinic Draws Farmers To Farm Bureau Center
Farmers attend a baler clinic at the Farm Bureau Equipment Center. the event features demonstrations and discussions on balers and related machinery with Lewiston and local leaders guiding the session. attendees from area farms learn about baler operations and costs with no obligation to participate.
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Farmers Supply Store Free Show Thursday in Oberlin
Ernie Goodell owner of Farmers Supply Store on South Main St Oberlin invites families to a free color movie program Thursday evening. Four films will be shown including To Conserve Our Heritage highlighting natural resource conservation. Other titles are The Lure of New England Old Vermon and Progress For Plenty. Free refreshments will be provided.
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Speed Handling Of Loan Applications
Washington 63 The Rural Electrification Administration reports it is simplifying the handling of applications for REA loans to speed up service to farm families and reduce costs. REA Administrator Ascher Nelsen says the plan rests on the view that many rural electric cooperatives are well established and can receive loans with less detailed study.
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Agriculture Secretary Urged To Revise Stand
D R Stanfield of the Ohio Farm Bureau urges the USDA to adjust farm support cuts slated for April 1. He argues dairy and other producers cannot absorb large reductions while feed costs stay high, warning younger farmers face hardship and debt. He supports gradual change and continued promotion to boost milk and dairy product use.
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Quarantine on German Wheat Imports Lifted
Washington reports the United States has lifted quarantine on German wheat imports though the U S does not import German wheat directly. The ban remains for unprocessed wheat and certain products, with exceptions for milled goods. The Agriculture Department highlights ongoing quarantines on over 20 nations.
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Tests Show How Soybeans Yield Can Be Improved
Agricultural tests in northern states show lime and fertilizer boost soybean yields. In Louisiana over three years, lime and fertilizer raised yield to 35 bushels per acre from 7 without. North Carolina unfertilized beans yielded 22 bushels while with lime and fertilizer crops exceeded 25 bushels. E. E. Hartwig of the regional soybean laboratory Urbana coordinated studies across 12 Southeastern states. Planting soybeans May 1 to May 23 produced better results in the Mississippi area.
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January Meat Production Down
The Agriculture Department reports January red meat production fell from December and January 1953 levels. Output was four percent below December and two percent below January 1953, totaling 3102,065,000,000 pounds. Cattle slaughter increased four percent month to month, while calves hogs and sheep/lambs varied.
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Southern soybeans lag early plantings for higher yields
Yields in Florida have been developed when soybeans were planted between June 1 and 15, later than usual. Hartwig notes southern average yields rose from nine to about 15.5 bushels per acre from 193 to 1952. The national average was almost 21 bushels in 1952. Scientists anticipate improved varieties and practices will raise southern yields toward or beyond the national average.
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