Dairy Herd Improvement Records Highlight Regional Cattle Breeders
Area dairy herds led by Floyd and Mildred Harris, Pattenholm Farm, Lynn Belle Farms, Medina and others topped the 1962 registry. Gold Star breeders include Streicher, Heilmer, and Jackson and Son among numerous Holstein and Guernsey participants. The program tracks milk output and butterfat, with Pattersonholm herd averaging 12527 pounds of milk and 331 pounds of butterfat, while many herds achieve high classification levels like excellent and very good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Mildred Harris
Medicome
Willian
A. Pation
Pattenholm Farm
Lynn Belle Farms
Medina
New London
Howard P. Warner
Patiooholm
Crocker Brothers
Valley City
Ristry
Emil Jochum
Gail Heifmer
Villa-Way_ Farms
Sullivan
Laurence A Jackson and Son
Westvision
Guernsey
Heil
Paul Oris Pickworth
Wellincton
Net
Monk
Ronald C. Chapman
Exomersburg
Iowa
Eo J
Stein
Owen
Land Son of
Homerville
Lorain County 4 H leaders win state honor at Buckeye event
Four Lorain County 4 H leaders Marilyn Fabian Bernadette Schmidt Allen Gordon and James Grobe were honored in Columbus at the Buckeye 4 H leader award conference for leadership and dedication. Each has nine years of 4 H work with roles in Junior Fair Board Ohio 4 H Club Congress and district leadership while receiving recognitions such as Junior Fair King and Queen and state dress review winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Sawaday
Columbus
Buckeye
Marilyn Fabian
Bernadette Schmidt
Allen
Gordon
James Grobe
J Maria
Walter Fabian
del- Jefield Rd
Meyilyn
Bermie
Burdette Schmidt
J. J. Gorden
Wellington
Penfield Cooperative Farmers
Lyle Pierce
Howard Andrews
Lawrence Walker
Jim
Rotert Grobe
Elyria
Ridge Line Aggies
Frank Stang
Royal Court
Exhortation to Farm Clubs for Newsworthy Exhibits
The Chronicle Telegram urges farm and club groups to submit unique, story worthy reports from county and state exhibitions. It emphasizes beyond member lists, seeking projects, community impact, unusual successes, and officer elections as publishable material rather than routine meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Waruly
Besitles
Chronicle-Telegram
Sally
Tom
Sue
Jack
Ohio flood control expands with soil and watershed plans
Conservation Service aids flood prevention by planning dam projects and land treatment across 192 small Ohio watersheds. Local farmers, aided by Soil Conservation Districts, will share costs and maintain sites while new lakes provide livestock water and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Service
Wice
Raymond Sr
Ohio
Broan Ohie
Soil Conservation Service
Columbus
Hi’ ‘Tage
Aha Eee
Irtaparabe
Sécretar
SCS
Ohio Department of
Natural Resources
Otto Coopera
Tion Extension Service
Forest Service
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Agriculturals, Stabilization and Conservation Service
Farmers Home Administration
Brown
Soil Conservation District
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Focal Organization
Orwile Lo Freeman
America
Enon
Case Construction King tractors drive LaGrange sales surge
LaGrange Tractor Sales markets multiple Case units for earthmoving and load work including the Case 330 Construction King a 33 HP backhoe loader and the Case 42 loader backhoe with 3500 pound capacity. Others include SIOF ier and master of all trades models with diesel options, plus front and rear mounts. Agency owners Ralph Rahrig and Lyle Behner note busy spring tractor conditioning and service for all makes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrance Tractor
Ami
Master of All Trades
Case
LaGrange Tractor Sales
LeGrange
Ralph Rahrig l
Lyle Behner
Record Corn Planting Edge Indicates Smallest Acreage
Washington reports Agriculture Department projections show planting near 308 million acres for corn and related crops, a slight rise from last year but well below record lows. Farmers signups suggest costs and incentives shaping a 70 million acre corn plan, with output tied to a 1980 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Seema
Agriculture Departments
Askhan
Butland
Aitcrop
Japan dairy demand to rise as school lunches boost imports
UPI reports the Foreign Agricultural Service projects Japan will increase milk product demand over the next decade driven by a growing school lunch program. Net milk imports could rise modestly, offset by acreage reductions in other sectors, with a forecast 8 million more pounds in fiscal year. The Crop Reporting Board notes a sharp fall in chicken hatcheries from 16,890 in 1953 to 2,900 across 48 states by Jan 1, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Foreign Agricultural Service
FAS
Japan
Joe
Cottier
United States
Crop Reporting Board
Better beef subject of conference at Ohio State
The ninth annual American Angus conference will be at Ohio State University June 16 18 with the theme Breed Better Beef A keynote by Dr Roy M Kottman dean of agriculture will open proceedings Talks will cover carcass evaluation progeny tests from Wooster Agricultural Experiment Station cow herd management merchandising Angus type auction sales and herd records The previous conference drew 4% cattlemen from 24 states and Canada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orio State University
Roy M. Kottman
Agriculture
Wooster
Universit of _[dahe
States
Canada
Sweetpotato Dishes Signal New Market for Processed Roots
USDA report notes revived instant sweetpotato cake demand boosts market for processed roots. February U.S. production estimated at 9.479 billion pounds, down 13 percent from 1962 but above 1957. Chefs react favorably to sweet potato flakes in institutional menus, while a date and sweet potato hors d oeuvres recipe circulates as a new item for menus and taste tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Department of Agriculture
Department
USDA
New Orleans
Cleveland
the Crop Reporting Board
Production high for Patton’s gold star Guernsey herd
William A Patton owner of Pattenholm Farm on Eastern Road has been named a gold star Guernsey breeder for the third consecutive year by the American Guernsey Cattle Club. His herd of 24 cows averaged 12522 pounds of milk with 7 pounds of fat daily over 305 days of milking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Losdon
William A Patton
Eastern Rd
Pattenholm Farm
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Patton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cate Cird
Streicher
Oberlin
Homer Mange
Spencer
Andy Takacs
Slichael Yarosh
Wellvision
Paul Colbert
West Salem
iHolstein
John Deere
PTO
Kane Implement
Oberlin Road
Wayne
Wayne Calf
Kipton Elevator
Kipton, Ohio
Birmingham
the Chronicle - Telegram
Dear
LaGrange
Dover
Sweetpotato
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tena
Agriculture Department
Nya
Faur
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Panzer Tractor
SOHIO
Belden
Lagrange Tractor
Glendale
Elyria Implement, Inc
Sherlin
The
Oberlin Elevator Co
South Main St
Gehl’s
H. W. Reighley
Gehl
Jim Scheafer
Quonset Hut
Bolens
Pupen
Mustang
Mustang Sa Veritas
Cor
Oberlin Rd
West Ave
Landmark Fert
Landmark
Farm Bureau Cooperatives
Huron Street
Elyria Fairfax
Erie and
Ontario Streets
Grafton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!