Area 4-Her Ann Baldauf Named to Teen Board
Ann Baldauf, a junior at Elyria District Catholic High School and longtime 4-H member, is chosen as a teen board nominee for the Cooperative Extension Service magazine. Her essays describe a modern caring teenager and her farm life with horses pigs and sleighing. She plans to study basic economics in college and hopes to participate in 4-H work. Ann lives with her parents and five siblings on a 230 acre family farm in Elyria Ohio.
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Ans
Ann
Polly
Pew
Elyria District Catholic High School
Junior Fair Board
Herbert ‘Baldauf
Ruasia
Elyria
Sugar quotas rise to a new high in 1964
The Agriculture Department last week raised the 1964 sugar quotas by 80 000 tons to 10 375 000 short tons in raw value The program seeks to stabilize prices and supplies and is controlled by the department.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U. S
Department
USDA seeks changes to northwest Ohio milk price order
The USDA regional office recommends amending the northwestern Ohio federal milk marketing order to adjust location pricing, diversions and pooling rules for distribution plants. Proposals include raising Class I price, expanding market area, and flat Class I pricing in several Ohio counties, with rules on payments to producers and product classifications.
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Chicago
UPI
US Agriculture Department
Northwestern
Ohio
Michigan
Huron
Ottawa
Sandusky
Federal Register
Pig Improvement Meeting Set by Sugarcreek Area Group
OSU and Chicago experts will address pig improvers at the Sugarcreek Area Feeder Committee meeting. John Robinson of Sugarcreek Livestock Auction will host the event with a 7 p.m. start and a cued porkchop dinner. Wilbur Bruner of Ohio State University will discuss on farm certification for swine improvement and the program features an OSU swine evaluation exhibit. Representatives from local and national agri business firms will show educational exhibits. All feeder pig interests invited.
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Sugarcreek Area
John Robinson
Sugarcreek Livestock Auction
Charles
National Livestock Martin
Meat Board
Chicago
Inson
Natonal Livestock and Meat Board
Wilbur H Bruner
Animal Science
Ohio State University
Columbus
Bruner
OSU
Russian grain crop forecast set as record harvest
Moscow reports the Soviet Union will harvest a record grain crop this year totaling about 160 to 165 million tons, surpassing the 152 million ton 1964 peak. Western experts say the move toward self sufficiency reduces grain imports, though long term cycles of bumper yields and failures remain a concern.
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Moscow
UPI
Kremlin
Russia
Ivan Khoroshilov
Agriculure
Khoroshilov
Soviet Union
Food for Peace debate may ban Viet Nam traders
Washington experts clash over how the food for peace measure and the 1966 67 agriculture appropriations bill would restrict trade with North Viet Nam. The two rules may clash from January to June 1967, with a consolidation later if Congress does not rewrite. Soybean prices likely to stay high through harvest season and then ease from mid 1966 levels.
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Food For Peace and Agriculture de- Washington
API
Govpartment
Food For Peace
Viet Nam
Congress
North Viet Nam
Cuba
Bolens Introduces Larger Husky Tractor Model 1250
Bolens expands its Husky line with the new 1250 model a 122 horsepower hydrostatic tractor designed for year round yard and large acreage work. It reaches up to eight miles per hour forward and reverse offers versatile three point hitch compatibility and a range of attachments including raking grading tilling snow removal and more. Available through Elyria Fence and Implement at Oberlin Road and West Ave contact Dick Prodrauhe for details FA 2 7228.
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Bolens
Elyria
Dick Poldrauhe
Elynn Fence
Oberlin Rd
West Mission
Grain aeration cuts spoilage in stored grain
Ohio State University extension engineer W. R. Schnug advises on when and how to aerate grain to prevent spoilage. Start in a cold fall period, run the fan to cool grain until inlet and outlet air nearly match, and maintain airflow even in winter for large storages to prevent condensation and insect activity.
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W. R. Schnug
Ohio State University Extension
Ot Schnug
Ahat
Country wife and the phone dilemma in farm life
A humorous reflection on farmer cultural resistance to telephones and the stubborn reluctance to handle money matters by phone. The narrator recalls family stories of voice lines, recording devices, and the stubborn clash between rural practicality and modern communication. The piece ends with hope for harmony through accepting differences.
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Ann Baldauf
Butch
Kentucky
Bowling Green
USDA
Industrial and Farm Builders, Inc
Kipton Elevator, Inc
the Chronicle - Telegram Farm Tage
By Carlo J. Salzano
NUE
Husky
Murray Rhige
LaGrange
Glendale
Eversman
Wwe
Elyria Industrial Equipment
Fry Litchfield
Undfield
By Pat Leimbach
Lochinvar
Paul
Passondange Ton
Creston
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