New London man honored for top area dairy herd
A New London dairyman received honors at the 30th annual Dairymen’s Banquet at Firelands High School for the top area herd. Henrietta brothers William Patton and the Baumann brothers won top individual cows and led multiple local producers with high butterfat and milk yields across Holsteins and Jerseys in regions including Henrietta, Pittsfield, Wellington, and Brownhelm.
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New London
Henrietta Brothers
Henrietta
Firelands ‘High School
William Patton
RD 1
Firelands
Burke Cindy
Firelands Farms
Larry and
Warren Baumann
Henrietta Township
H . Patton
Baumann Brothers
C L Lehman
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Campbell and Knapp
Pittsfield
Pickworth Brothers
Kenneth Brill
Mike Yarosh
Penfield
Charle Crile
Wellington
Elmer Trinter and Sons
Brownhelm
Pippert Brothers
Camden
James Bucks
Clarence Parsons
Lawrence Snyder
Rochester
Jerseys
Don Crocker
Valley City
Lyle Jameyson
Firelands Farm
Patton
Campbell & Knapp
HO Streicher
Carlisle
Co-ops and Lawson in Northeast Ohio milk price dispute
Northeast Ohio milk pricing heats up as Lawson Milk Co promises $5 per hundredweight for Class I milk with three month term but will not pay outside the Northeast Order. MPF and Akron Milk Producers urge contract cancellations to push Lawson toward round year $5 price. independents fear blend price dips and higher transport costs.
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Northeast
Ohio
Lawson Milk Co
Lawson
Milk Producers Federation
MPF
Akron Milk Producers
AMP
Lawson’s
Northeast Ohio
Lawson Co
Farm Bureau
March Mpf
Lawson Shippers
Akron
Wool payment program requires complete producer records
Wool growers are urged to keep full records for wool and lamb payments under the Wool Payment Program. Gordon Greene explains payments depend on ownership duration and liveweight data for unshorn lambs and wool, with deductions when ownership changes and when lambs are later shorn.
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Gordon Greene
Lorain Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Greene
Cattle Hold Steady as Porker Prices Slip in Market Update
Wholesale live cattle markets show steady to higher price moves for steers and heifers while porker prices decline. Slaughter totals rose at major terminals, with heavier dressed beef trade still dampened by bulkier receipts. Futures edged higher for live cattle as dressed beef futures remained uneven amid mixed wholesale signals.
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William M. Reilly
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Iowa
Minnesota
Week's schedule at the Ag Center adds meetings
A busy slate announced by the Ag Center includes a 4 H Council meeting tonight, a Community Committeemen of the ASC gathering tomorrow at 8 p.m., a Horticultural Workshop starting tomorrow at 10 a.m. at OSU, an Adult Farmers Class at Firelands High School tomorrow at 8 p.m., Horsemanship Council on Wednesday at 8 p.m., and a poultry meeting on Epp Quality at the Experiment Station Administration Building in Wooster Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Agricultural Stabilization Committee
Ag Center
Agricultural Administration Building
Ohio State University
Firelands High School
Wooster
Medina County Soil Conservation District celebrates 20th anniversary
Medina area SCD notes 20th year milestone with 181 farm ponds and 129 grassed waterways planned over two decades. The district has 805 active cooperators, 695 conservation plans, 1,358 tree plantings, 2,233 wildlife habitats, and major pasture, woodland, and ditch projects totaling thousands of acres and feet. A tree planter earned 62,500 trees planted last year and a portable sawmill produced 103,300 board feet.
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Medina
Medina County
Pat
SCD
North Ridgeville 4 H Rockets elect new officers
Jane Sergin will be president of the North Ridgeville 4 H Rockets this year. Other officers include Pat Ziemba as vice president Donnie Joe Richards as secretary Caren LaVine as treasurer Norma Hornibbeck as health and safety and publicity Janice Conrad as housekeeping and Sylvia Perryman as scrapbook. Mrs Richard Urig demonstrated how to cut out a pattern correctly at the meeting on Thursday.
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North Ridgeville
Jane Sergin
Pat Ziemba
Donnie Joe Richards
Caren LaVine
Norma Hornibeck
Janice Conrad
Sylvia Perryman
Richard Urig
Teaching Jobs Lead US Job Growth
Washington reports that among the US economy's two million new jobs last year the largest share came from teaching. Congress approved a record $4.5 billion for education in 1963.
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Washington
United States
Congress
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