Remedial thinning of fruit trees for landscape use
Extension guidance outlines thinning and defruiting methods for fruit trees grown for shade and beauty. It covers chemical thinning with dinitro compounds DN No 1 Elgeto Krenite and hormone NA Axioms including Fruitone AppSet Niagara and Ki ngtite. Recommendations specify rates between 3 pounds per 106 gallons and 4 pints per 100 gallons with treatments at or after full bloom and caution to prevent drift.
Mower crankshafts straightened at reduced cost
Jim Schaefer of Schaefer's garage and jnava equipment on Ri 16 at Belden offers crankshaft straightening for mowers at about one third the price of a new installation. Entire motors must be brought in. the crankshaft should not be removed. He also markets small riding tractors from Homelite Akers and Farmette with 54 to 6 horsepower and a range of accessories. Complete info and demonstrations available by contacting Belden address.
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Schaefer
Jaiva Equipment Agency
Belden
Homelite
Akers
Farmette
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Schuffer
Springfield
Home Vegetable Gardening Tips From Ohio Extension
The Ohio Agricultural Extension Service offers gardening guidance in a bulletin. It covers thinning root crops, spacing beans carrots lettuce and other vegetables, seed depth for various soils, and timing for fertilization and insect control. It emphasizes early thinning, proper spacing, and careful handling to prevent damage and promote healthy yields.
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Imanthe
Agricultural Extension Service
Bulletin
Ohio
Jana
Ninth annual Fire Lands FFA parents night awards
The Fire lands Chapter of the Future Farmers of America will hold its ninth annual parents night and awards program Tuesday at Firelands High School. A family style spaghetti supper will be served at 6 p.m. Special FFA awards will be given and new officers will be installed.
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Firelands Chapter of the Future: Farmers of America
Firelands High School
FFA
Artist dies on 92nd birthday at Swannanoa estate
Walter Russell, renowned artist sculptor author and lecturer, died Sunday on his 92nd birthday at his Swannanoa estate in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Waynesboro Virginia.
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Waynesboro
Walter Russell
Lorain County Fair unveils new exhibit building plan
Lorain County Agricultural Society moves to expand educational exhibits at the Lorain County Fair for 1963. A new building with a stage will host revues and demonstrations, boosting youth activities and junior fair projects. An anonymous donor added 50 dollars in premiums for parade floats, with 5 more dollars for the float contest. The board approved a 3500 dollar advertising budget and prepayment for an off season barn rental, plus fairgrounds use for a Wellsington Chamber of Commerce show on July 4.
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Lorain
Ag Society
Wellington
Ohio man Boutin elected five year president of Guernsey Club
Monroe C Boutin of Koknsing Guernsey Farm Mount Vernon Ohio was elected for a five year term on the board of the American Guernsey Cattle Club succeeding the expired directorship of Ohio He started his herd in 1924 with one registered Guernsey cow now numbering 135 He has been active in the Ohio Guernsey Breeders Assn Other directors elected at the annual meeting were J Lively Dallas Texas Jacob Tanis Augusta N J and Grex tole McFarland Indianapolis Ind
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Peterborough
Monroe
C. Boutin
Koknsing Guernsey Farm
Moun Vernon
Oho
le Club
Bealing
Illegier of
Ohio
Bouton
Jlively
Dallas
Texas
Jacob Tanis
Augusta
N.J
Grex Tole McFarland
Indianapolis, Lind
Beehelpers elect officer for year
The Lorain County Beehelper 4H Club elected Joe Com Foy as president Betty Roser as vice president and news reporter Kathy Miller as secretary Bruce McAlpin as treasurer Walter Boron as recreation leader Hangaderburg as health and safety leader and advisor.
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Lorain County Beehelper 4H Club
Joe Com _Foy
Betty Roser
Kathy Miller
Bruce i McAlpin
Bill Lees
Walter Boron
I Health and Safety
Hangaderburg
FFA state winners announced in Ohio judging contests
Two area FFA members placed in the 40th annual vocational agricultural judging contests at Ohio State University May 1. William Gordon Keystone High School LaGrange was top among wool judging. Kenneth Park Midview High School Grafton placed second in team land judging. Both go to the national FFA convention in Kansas City. About 2,997 students competed across livestock, dairy, meats, milk, equipment, poultry, wool, agronomy and soils contests.
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Future Farmers of America
Ohio State University
William Gordon
Keystone’ High School
LaGrange
Kenneth Park
Midview High School
Grafton
FFA
Kansas City
University
Department of Agricultural Education
Ohio Future Farmer Foundation
Cost of Crime in the United States
Crime costs the United States about 20 million dollars annually. Over the past 25 years the prison population at state and federal levels has grown nearly four times faster than the national population.
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United States
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