Proposals on Ohio Milk Orders Set for Public Hearing
Producers and handlers submit eight proposals to alter Northeastern and North Central Ohio Class I pricing. Changes include using producer receipts and gross Class I sales, averaging adjustments, extending marketing areas, and revising shrinkage allowances. After hearings, USDA may amend orders with final recommendations and a voting process requiring two thirds approval.
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Ohio Correctional Institution
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Egg Costs Pinch Ohio Poultrymen Profit Outlook Tight
An Ohio State University eggs school heard that producing a dozen market eggs costs 2.7 to 34.3 cents, with producer prices around 30 cents per dozen. At current margins, many Ohio producers struggle, though improvements in records and bulk feeding could lift profits.
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Columbus
Ohio Broiler and Market Egg School
Ohio State University
L. A. Wilhelm
Quaker Oats Company
Chicago
Ohio
Wilhelm
Poultry Program Sees High Egg Production Says Hoch
1080 bird flock owner Hubert W Hoch of Prospect Ohio praises Wayne poultry program for years of high egg production and quality. He notes that thousands of other Hoch owners share the satisfaction with the program's results.
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Hubert W. Hoch
Prospect
Wayne Poultry Program
Wayne Egg Feeds Deliver More for Your Money
Wayne Egg Feeds prove value with Wayne Farm flocks showing 262 eggs per hen annually and 94.1 percent yearly livability. Feed conversion averages 3.77 pounds per dozen eggs with a consistently high steady rate of lay.
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Wayne
Wayne Farm
Wayne Research Farm
Adult Classes Study Storage and Grain Drying
At Firelands High School vocational agriculture department two adult classes begin at eight o clock Tuesday. The study covers storage grain drying and a concurrent coed program. Instructors include Mr. Maller of the fish school’s vocational agriculture program.
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Seang
Vocational Armeniture
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Fish Schwl
Vocational Agricultar
Poultrymen Told to Stay in Business Despite Fading Prices
Dr. Glyde of Ohio State University notes poultrymen face skeptical talk yet this spring shows fewer buyers for eggs. With flocks aging, next fall could see tighter supply and steadier prices. Many producers plan no restocking as prices linger 23 to 31 cents per dozen, down 8 to 10 cents from early 1959.
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Dr. Glyde
Marsh
Ohio State University Extension Poultryman
Oho
Ohio Rural Zoning Popularity and Amendments Rising
Ohio rural zoning sees broad adoption but few repeal votes. In 1968 zoning existed in 344 townships across 45 counties, with 449 townships having faced this issue since its first ballot appearance. Amendments occur in over half the cases, while outright repeal remains rare.
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IHS
Liniahem
Insect Hall of Fame Names Ohio Pests for 1959
The corn louse and cattle facefly top a Hall of Fame of insects causing major harassment in Ohio in 1959. Dr. C R Neiswander and staff at Wooster's Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station prepared a federal report detailing pests across crops and stored goods, with millions in damage and extensive human annoyance. Other notable pests included corn earworm, clover Nomophila, European red mite, plum curculio, and newly reported invaders American plum borer, flour beetle, and green Cuban cockroach reaching Ohio soil.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio Station
Woking
Neiswander
Dr C R
Ohio
Wayne County
Doylestown
Maumee
Roy Rings
Cleveland
Soil Lab Business Booms With Fertilizer Season Near
Dr. Orlo Musgrave of Ohio State University notes the soil testing lab is busy as farmers prepare to apply fertilizer. Lab processes 300 to 500 samples daily, with February totaling about 6,600 samples, more than double last year. Samples come from county extension offices fertilizer and lime firms and county ASC offices for testing and recommendations.
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Orlo Musgrave
Ohio State University
ASC
Musgrave
Musarave
Amiarmahon
Trial in Boston Involving Bernard Goldfine Officials Say
Court officials indicated today that a trial in Boston will proceed against Bernard Goldfine and his associate Milfred Paperman. Details on the case and weekly stipends or penalties are not clear from the available text.
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Bernard Goldfine
Seman Milfred
Iial
4-H Advisors Receive Service Pins in Columbus
More than 1000 Ohio 4 H club advisors will get service pins and certificates at the 16th annual 4 H Advisors Recognition luncheon March 24 at the Ohio Union on the Ohio State University campus. The event honors those with 10 20 or 25 years in 4 H work and includes musical selections from Fayette County members Anne Craig Alice Crag Kay Heistand and Linda Parrett with Henry County and others attending as guests of the Seer Roeback Foundation.
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Oleader
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Fayette County
Anne Craig
Alice Crag
Kay Heistand
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Ehible
George Folkerth
Route 3
Greenville Darke
Mhnear
Frank Nuss
Wapakoneta
Anclaze County
Lawrence Layman
Glen Shuler
Napoleon
Henry County
Oliver Burt Perry Lake
Chester Bibie Montpeher Willhams
Perens
Seare Roeback’ Foundation
Farm Life Trials and Calf Vaccination Woes
A roaming columnist recalls switching from crime chasing to farming life at Hidden Valley Farm. Calf vaccination chaos ends with a farmhand receiving a shot and jokes about shipped diseases as they prep for the annual calf sale.
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Hidden Valley Farm
Rufus
James
Billy
Repairs Now Says Jim Scheafer for Belden Dealer
Jim Scheafer of Belden, Allis-Chalmers dealer, emphasizes rapid, year round service with a large stock of AC parts and needed items for other makes. He offers complete motor overhauls, transmission and hydraulic repairs, steam cleaning, painting, welding, and plow parts rebuilt or drawn to illustrate non seasonal service.
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Allis-Chalmers
Belden
Feye
Seheafer
Ailis Chalmers
Scheafer
Jung
Scheafer Receath
Long Beach man Kashins celebrates 103 or 104th birthday
In Long Beach New York Wolf Kashins marked his 103rd or 104th birthday uncertainly and shared life advice from his late wife Sara who he says died young at age eight due to her larger appetite.
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Long Beach
N_Y
Wolf Kashins
Kashins
Sara
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