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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1984
Page
16
Soil needs five warm days to dry and farmers should plan for four to five days of sun. The 1983 planting pattern is echoed this spring, but there was no early corn weather, risking up to 42 bushels per acre loss if planting misses mid June. Plant by May 10 in Northern Ohio.
Orrin proves doubters wrong by assembling a full computer center with two roll tops. He tackles a cramped project, moves furniture, patches a ceiling hole, and paints a room while family helps. His persistence earns guests and reveals plans for a boat crane may be needed.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department says total investment in surplus commodities by the Commodity Credit Corp. declined to 22.7 billion dollars by end of February from 25.7 billion a year earlier. Loans total 12.5 billion with 10.2 billion in inventories.
Ray Smith, 64, a West Virginia native, travels by trailer and car to shear sheep across West Virginia, Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. He began in 1940, once shearing 150 sheep a day, now 10 to 14 per animal takes longer, with 5,000 sheep a year a good year amid a shrinking traveling profession.
Guerneville California. Gary Heck of Korbel Champagne Cellars says champagne is finished and aged before release and should be drunk rather than stored. Aging on its side is not appropriate, as champagnes are already matured at the winery.
AP reports USDA economists project a spring lift in farm machinery sales yet a full recovery may take months or years. The Farmline article cites potential 10 percent yearly growth with 15 to 20 percent foreseen by some, but much of the increase will draw from existing inventories. Crop prices, rates, exports, and farmer income expectations will steer progress.
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