Farm Approval Seen For New USDA Ruling
Immediate farm approval followed the Agriculture Department ruling lifting acreage allotment requirements for price supports. Tobacco leaders protested the cross compliance move during talks with officials. the group disbanded as the order became public. Experts see a major shift from prior policy, with compliance now required only for the crop tied to the price support, not all crops. Senator Gore praised the reversal, while officials stressed future industry consultation. The order applies to the 1954 crop and does not confirm changes for 1955.
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Washington Ins
Agriculture Department
Albert Gore
Tenn
Howard M. Gordon
Commodity Stabilization Service
Gordon
N. Ridgeville Business Firms See Your Community Dealer
Local business ads in Ridgeville highlight community dealer listings. Firms promote services and contact points with brief notes on offerings and neighborhood presence.
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Oberlin
Grafton
Elyria
Elyria Business
Farm Bureau Calfmaker Cuts Feeding Costs
Farm Bureau Cooperatives announce Calfmaker feeding tests show 25 percent or more faster gains reduced scouring better hair and general appearance. Calfmaker is a 980 percent milk serum solids cows milk replacement with antibiotics vitamins and condensed milk solids. Money back guarantee refunds full purchase price on written reason if unsatisfied. November sale reduced price at Grafton Ohio and Elyria Ohio as part of Falls Feed Specials.
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Farm Bureau Cooperatives
Farm Bureau
Co-op
Grafton
Ohio
Elyria
von Callmaker
Consumers seek quality turkeys in Ohio markets
Ohio State University extension poultry specialist Emil Malinovsky notes consumers want turkeys free of dark pinfeathers with smooth appearance and heavy breast and thigh meat. Growers may need to stagger marketing since hens finish earlier than toms and overfeeding stragglers risks losses from over fat birds.
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Columbus
Emil Malinovsky
Ohio State University
Ohio
Malinovsky
J “St
Fire Threatens Ohio Woodlands
Ohio State University extension forester F. W. Dean warns that dry weather keeps forest fires a constant risk. He urges citizens to control fires and follow guides such as extinguishing matches and cigars, never leaving outdoor fires unattended, and building fires on mineral earth with a cleared area.
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Ohio
F. W. Dean
Ohio State University
Dean
Brannan Blasts Administration Farm Program
Former Agriculture Secretary Charles F. Brannan criticized the Hisen shower administration at the National Young Democratic Convention in St Paul for offering only study and no action on farm policy. Senators Humphrey and Kefauver joined in the attack, with Humphrey calling the GOP leaderless and Kefauver announcing his reelection bid.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Hisenshower
Brannan
Harry S. Truman
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Humphrey
GOP
Kefauver
Better Homes Supply Co opens at Route 10 and Durkee Road
DeWald the builder operates Better Homes Supply Co a one stop store offering plumbing fixtures heating and ventilating equipment lumber hardware paint color guides and Hut Point appliances. The venture draws on five years as a home builder with 21 tradesmen and about 20 homes annually and aims to become a regional shopping center with future stores and services. Monad color harmony guide offers 99 mix colors for decorators and professionals.
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Route 10
Durkee Road
George
Pene
Better Homes Supply
DeWald
Better Homes
Better Homes Supply Co
Monad Paint Company
Monad
Ohio Dairy Judging Team Earns National Second
A Licking County 4H dairy judging team finished second in the National Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo Iowa. Carlton Clippinger scored 661 of 750 for second place in the contest of 93 entrants. His teammates David Evans and Clyde Montgomery totaled 1728 points to place 26th among all teams, joined by County Agent George Kreitler.
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Columbus
Licking County
Ohio
Waterloo
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
Carlton Clippinger
Clippinger
David Evans
Clyde Montgomery
George Kreitler
Slaughter Output Expected To Rise In 1953
Slaughter of cattle this year is expected to rise as much as 15 percent above 1952 levels. Despite higher slaughter last year, U.S. farms now hold more cattle and calves than ever before.
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U.S
Hunters Advised To Wait If Not Set For First Day
Ohio State wildlife specialist R. K. Davis warns that crowding leaves as few as five huntable acres per hunter once buildings and poor cover are removed. With 96 percent of farmland open to hunting, many farms fill early. he urges unreserved hunters to wait to day two or three for better chances and safer hunting.
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Columbus
Ohio
R. K. Davis
Ohio State University
Davis
Ohio corn crop reaches 194 million bushels in 1953
Ohio's 1953 crop peaked at about 194,205,300 bushels with a corn yield of 55 bushels per acre, up from 53 last year. Harvest weather was excellent and stock moisture was low, though soybeans suffered from a dry September and October.
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Columbus I
Ohio
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