Mothball Fleet Withstood the East Coast Hurricane
The hurricane Oct 15 caused damage to farm buildings and crops along the coast but did not harm the wheat stored by the Commodity Credit Corporation in a mothball fleet. Slips along the James River were torn loose or grounded, yet the 72 million bushels of CCC grain remained undamaged on ships in the Hudson James and Columbia Rivers and Puget Sound.
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South Carolin
New York State
USDA
Commodity Credit Corporation
James River
Virginia
CCC
Puget Sound
Mootz Re elected To Serve On Farm Credit Board
Paul R Mootz of Calumbug is reelected to a third three year term on the Farm Credit District of Louisville board of directors. The election involved 107 national farm loan associations across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee. Mootz will serve as director of the district and participate in the cooperative credit units serving nearly 80 000 farm families. He is a Putnam County Ohio native with a long Farm Credit tenure including roles at Louisville and Defiance Ohio based associations.
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Putnam County
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Louisville
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Wilford's New Variety Turkeys Make Holiday Meals Better
Wilford Hatchery owners Mr and Mrs Harvey Wilford promote a 1954 model turkey bred for tenderness and white meat. They claim scientific breeding yields prize winning birds sold for Thanksgiving and Christmas with 4000 birds available on Hall Road off Route 20 in Fairview Oklahoma.
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Wilford
Wilford Hatchery
Harvey Wilford
United States
Fairview
Okla
Wilfords
Hall Rd
Himngs
Irrigation Use Surges as Ohio Farms Expand
Ohio farmers have doubled their use of irrigation equipment in two years. Water access and riparian rights shape decisions as landowners seek more control of groundwater and streams to irrigate fields. Industry experts note weather and supply influence expansion while urging careful water rights considerations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Virgil
Ohio State University
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