End O Way saga of Almut and Martin’s U S voyage
Almut Jaeger and Martin, two travelers who crossed the United States from Seattle to Ohio, Florida to Colorado, recount their summer in 1987. They lived in a VW Sirocco, fixed a clutch with help from locals including Dane, toured the Everglades and Smoky Mountains, and settled briefly at End O Way before planning further travels.
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Almut
Jaeger
Seattle
Serendipity
West Germany
Ohio
West
Miami
USA
Chile
Florida
Martin
Tennessee
Kentucky
Paul
Dane
Packrat
New state water rules may affect your farm business
Questions about new Ohio water withdrawal rules appear for agricultural operators and facilities. Any facility withdrawing over 100000 gallons daily must register in 1990. 70 gallons per minute pumps meet the threshold. The Division of Water provides a form and phone support at (614) 265-6750.
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Division of Water
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Better farm bill approach urged to cut CRP costs
Cornell economist Jim Sinner argues the Conservation Reserve Program is costly and less efficient than revised practices. He says erosion reductions could be achieved cheaper by promoting erosion‑reducing cropping methods rather than land retirement, as CRP contracts age and more land returns to production.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Cornell University
Congress
Jim Sinner
Cornell
Sinner
CRP
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
USDA
Ner
Dairy judging clinic for Lorain County 4 H and FFA
Lorain County 4 H and FFA students attend a dairy judging clinic Tuesday at Jerry Jackson farm Penfield 23834 Route 301 from 9 to 11 am. Larry Lokai Keystone Vocational Agricultural teacher and organizer says the session trains students for dairy cattle at the state fair with consultant Ray Jackson OSU graduate. Tuesday is the seed planter. The clinic will also help those.
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Lorain County
FFA
Jerry Jackson
Route 301
Penfield
Larry Lokai
Keystone Vocational Agricultural
Ray Jackson
Ohio State University
Deadline approaching for ASCS crop reports in Carlisle area
Farmers must file 1990 planted acres and conservation reserve data with the ASCS on Russia Road by July 15 to receive price supports and avoid a $12 late fee plus time charges. Weather damaged crops should be reported for proper credit. appointments available 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. with guidance on evidence preservation.
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Carlisle
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Russia Road
ASCS
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American Economic Association
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