Economist Seaborg Predicts Beef Output Remains Upward
Washington based government economist A Donald Seaborg forecast beef production will rise through the 1970s though slower than the 1960s. He cautioned substitutes from soy protein may gain by decade's end, while meat extenders could expand use of substitutes. He noted feedlot use will stay high and per capita beef supplies will reach record highs, though annual gains will slow from past levels.
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Washington
UPI
Donald Seaborg
Seaborg
Agriculture Department
U.S
Dodd family Orchards Use Fungicide for Healthy Harvests
Hillcrest Orchards along Edison Highway near Herrietta Hill runs as a Dodd family business for over 50 years. Bill and Bob Dodd oversee operations with input from parents Charles and unknown wife. They favor CYPREX CAPTAN and Streptomycin for disease control, caution against over spraying, and host pollinating bees during two weeks. Approximately 75 percent of fruit is wholesaled through Cleveland outlets, with apples as the main crop. The Dodds emphasize research and state meetings to improve efficiency. Frost damage estimated at up to 10 percent, not yet determined.
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Hillcrest Orchards
Edison Highway
Henrietta Hill
Dodd
Bill
Bob Dodd
Charles Dodd
Palm Beach Shores
Bill Dodd
Cleveland
Marcella
Bob
Dodd Brothers
Ohio State University
Dodds
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Wooster
Pole type buildings offer versatile, economical farm use
Industrial and Farm Builders Inc promotes pole type structures for housing animals machinery materials or crops. They claim costs up to 50 percent less than conventional buildings and offer wood aluminum or colored steel options. President Bill Starbuck guarantees work quality and emphasizes local personal service. Office on Rt 113 near Rt 58. phone 96-5951.
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Industrial and Farm Builders, Inc
Ohio
Bill Starbuck
Rt 113
Rt. 58
Dress sewing contest winners named for New London Grange
First and second place in the New London Grange dress sewing contest were Mrs. Donald Stoll and Mrs. Angie Arnold. The winning garments will enter the Pomona Grange sewing competition this summer. Mr. and Mrs. John Jacque will assist Lewis Heyman with preparing the Grange booth at the Huron County Fair.
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New London Grange
Donald Stoll
Angie Arnold
Pomona Grange
John Jacque
Lewis Heyman
Agriculture Committee
New London
Area 4-H clubs report cleanups and events across Lorain County
Avon Pioneers assist at Lorain County Fairgrounds and help crippled children as part of service projects. Brownhelm Clover 4-H plans roadside cleanup May 2. Ridgeville Rockettes plan summer workshops and North Ridgeville High School sessions. Clarksfield Merry Maids host program May 7. May 26 meeting features home safety movie. Lagrange 4-H Pinups hold May square event. several clubs announce demos, fundraisers, and parades.
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Lorain County
Avon Pioneers
Hugh D Nagel
Indian Ridge Museum
Sue Klingshirn
Brownhelm
Brownhelm Township
David
Marty Tansey
Brownhelm Calvary Church
Dianna Stevens
Judy Prochazka
Jean Prochazka
James Prochazka
Ann Urig
Wendy Blackshire
Ridgeville Rockettes
North Ridgeville High School
A Mother’s Brave Trim of Junk and Hidden Treasures
A woman recalls cluttered family life with seven children and a missing yellow scrapbook. She describes how her mother quietly discarded keepsakes to restore order, while the author inventories cupboards, scraps, and farm relics kept for a vague future need.
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Paul
Buckeye judging teams earn high finishes at District 11
The Buckeye Future Farmers of America dairy judging team placed second in District 11. Members were Jean Morlock Kenneth Barth Bob Schwin Kenneth Wise and Tom Morlock. Jean Morlock finished second and Kenneth Barth third. The livestock judging team earned third place with high honors going to Lowell Wolff. Other members were Henry Silk Greg Bryzacz and Dean Frombaugh.
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Buckeye Future Farmers of America
Jean Morlock
Kenneth Barth
Bob Schwin
Kenneth Wise
Tom Morlock
Lowell Wolff
Henry Silk
Greg Bryzacz
Dean Frombaugh
Local Grange invites members to annual inspection event
Grangers in Lorain County invited to Olmsted Falls Grange No 1619 annual inspection at Grange Hall 8154 Columbia Rd. The meeting includes a 6 30 p.m. pot luck supper. Deputy Master Robert Mueller extends the invitation. Strawberry yield is forecast at 46000 hundredweight in late spring production.
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Lorain County
Olmsted Falls
Grange Hall
Columbia Rd
Robert Mueller
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