Farmers Supply Installs New Milking System
Perry M Brandt of Oberlin has installed a De Lava Combine Miker milking system from Farmers Supply Store. The fully automatic setup transports milk from cows to a refrigerated storage tank and then to a tank truck, with only cup attachment requiring human input. Brandt's plant now includes 350 cows and a 60 gallon refrigerated milk tank, promising sanitary gains and cost savings.
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Emme Godell
Goodell
Kaimers
Oberlin
Action Urged To Avert Soybean Market Break
Washington policy makers urge the Agriculture Department to extend loan maturities and authorize a reseal program to prevent a possible big drop in soybean prices. Senator Humphrey asks Benson to extend CCC loan maturities from June 30 to Sept 1 and to consider a supply management plan as farmers risk large harvests and moisture-damaged beans.
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Washington
Sen Hu
Kett H Humphrey
Minn
Taft Benson
Tisch Humphrey
Benson
Joan
Humphrey
CCC
OWU Receives Half Million Gift for Building Project
Ohio Wesleyan University is slated to receive a donation of nearly $500,000 from The Fuhs Lo Philips and partners. The funds will support construction of a building to house departments of Folantias Pe Ioan OH lasonhy and Psychologs and the colleges Lvainstion Serv ice. The facility will be named the Nathan Susson Phillips Hall of Hegion and Education.
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Ohio Westevin University
Fuhs Lo Philips
Kew York
Folantias Pe Ioan OH
Lvainstion Service
Nathan Susson Phillips
Hoor Cof
Babs Lo Phuh Bone
UN Ve
Bee Torr Community Dealer
Flower Hardware Offers Maytag Viewers Free Tide Gifts
Flower Hardware advertises a June offer for Maytag washers. Buyers receive a William A Rogers Coffee Service valued at 90 dollars with June purchases, while all who visit the Vista appliance section in June may receive Tide gift boxes, regardless of purchase. The deal runs now through June.
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Dover
Willim
Rogers
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Vastygas
St Amherst
Crossbreeding Explained By Authority
Ohio livestock experts say purebreeding remains essential while crossbreeding adds value. Don Bell of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes crossbreeding can improve stock and form new types, but cannot replace purebred breeds. He cites sheep research at the station and stresses maintaining purebreds as the foundation of any crossbreeding program.
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Ohio
Don Bell
Bell
Ohio Agricultural Experient
Kane Implement Unveils New John Deere Corn Planter and Baler
Kane Implement introduces two John Deere machines for farmers: a two and four row corn planter with features like natural drop seed plates, adjustable seed hoppers, and quick drive for varied drilling. The 14-7 baler offers a 53 inch pickup, floating auger feeder, hinged top plate, knotters, and safety devices for steady, faster baling. Oberlin Road access remains open for business amid nearby construction.
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John Deere
Kane
Oberlin Rd
Oberlin
Earl Kane
New Siding Saves Time And Money
Cobb Lumber Co Oberlin promotes Upson pomed siding offering primed surface saving an extra paint coat. Available in 16 18 20 foot lengths and 12 16 24 inch widths with CuraSeal waterproofing to resist grain raising and checking. Also highlights Duo Mite all aluminum track window system for weatherproof, self storing screens and storm doors.
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Cobb Lumber Co
Oberlin
Cobb
Cobh
Pasture Income Varies Across Ohio Farms
Ohio pastures show income variation up to fifty dollars per acre due to grazing practices. Gordon Ryder, agronomist at Ola State University extension, notes that 50 percent or more of pasture production is wasted on many farms from overgrazing and undergrazing. Ideal grazing uses all forage while keeping plant growth in check to maintain a sturdy stand. Pasture is a crop and profits depend on efficient use, as cattle waste feed when pastures reach hay stage or are overgrown. Undergrazing also reduces legume content by allowing heavy grass competition.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gordon Ryder Ola State University Extensions
Crop pests active across states threaten crops
Washington reports the agriculture department notes crop pests including armyworms cutworms pea aphids yellow clover aphids and seed corn maggots are increasingly active in many states with the most serious infestations in the south and pests spreading rapidly northward, risking substantial agricultural damage.
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Washington (M
Agrculture Department
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