Harvest timing for corn as advised by Lorain Ag Office
Harold Spence of Lorain County explains optimal harvest timing and storage for corn. He notes moisture below 30 percent before shelling, risks of high moisture including kernel damage and spoilage, and price penalties. Delayed harvesting increases losses. early corn can fetch old-crop prices. Storage advice covers crib moisture targets and frost effects on yield and kernel development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Spence
Lorain County
FFA Members Lead School Project At Wakeman
FFA members from Western Reserve High School and Wakeman plant about 50 acres at the new high school site. Fifty acres will be rye grass, 16 acres, with 20 more acres to be planted to corn next season. The effort includes seed, fertilizer, and seedbed prep donated by the FFA under advisor Gale Bachelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Babes
America
Western Reserve High School
FFA
Maynard Clark
Lawo
Fred Linder
FFA! Pe
Gale Bachelder
Homelite saw buyers offered bonus stainless cutlery set
Worcester Sales and Service at 34200 Lorain Rd North Ridgeville offers an early bird inducement for Homelite chain saw purchases. Buyers receive a 17 piece stainless steel cutlery set with lifetime guarantee valued at 14.95 dollars, to accompany any Homelite saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester Sales and Service
Lorain Rd
North Ridgeville
Rt. 10
Delbert Worcester
Prolific Pigs Spark Generous Free-Born Offering
In Springfield Cru, the Howard Campbell family gave away free pigs last summer. Their son fathered two piglets, and twenty survived. They offered half the piglets to anyone who would bottle feed and nurse them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Cre
Cupi
Howard Campbell
Russian wheat production hinges on weather, Soviet push
Washington reports a government specialist notes Soviet wheat gains next year will rely on weather. Soviet leaders urge farmers to launch wide grain crops to recover from drought years and reduce recent large purchases from Canada and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPID
Heav
Agricultural market and Soviet crop outlook update
Prices for farm inputs and outputs show mixed movement as shortages drive retooling in Columbus. The Agriculture Department notes Russia may boost wheat acreage with weather dictating results, with exports expected to reach 740 million bushels and U.S. grain sailing for 1963-63. Khrushchev highlights a campaign to lift fertilizer and tech use, while U.S. models for chain saws highlight industrial demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Soviet Union
Mayin
Nikita Khrush
Chey
Agriculture Department
Iu-Jor
Europe
Russia
Japan
United States
United
Khrushchev
U.S
Orville L
Freeman
Farm exports set for record $5.7 billion in 1963-64
Feed grain, soybean and cotton exports are seen rising sharply from 1962-63. Total farm exports may hit a record $5.7 billion, up from $3.1 billion, with dollars earned near $4 billion. The hog market to hold around current levels in October and feeder cattle prices to average $2 to $3 below last October.
Jupiter vastly larger than Earth
The article states that Jupiter is about 1,300 times bigger than Earth in size, highlighting the planet's immense scale compared with our world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Jupiter
Four-H members receive Sixty five feeder calves for fair
Lorain County Four-Hers in the Four-A Club begin preparing for the county fair by receiving 65 feeder calves. A steer buying committee led by H. W. Reighley purchased the calves at Hillsboro and arranged delivery to Oberlin. The group aims for a Grand Champion at the 1964 fair with calves growing to 900 to 1,050 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
H. W
Bobbie
Clarence Cook
Saumday
Keighleys
H. W. Reighley
Oberlin
Hillsboro
Reighley
Allen Ulrich
Alton Cook
Warren Green
Bobbie Cook
Bob Gibson
Michael Reighley
H.W. Keighley
George
4 H Conference Prepares 300 Youth for West Virginia Event
More than 300 young adults from four states including Ohio will gather at the West Virginia State 4H Camp in Weston October 11 13 for a career oriented conference. Ohio attendees number about 160 with Lorain County representatives listed and a theme Transition Into Tomorrow. Noted speakers include Dr Charles Freeman Robert Pinches and Mrs Polly Hanst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Weston
W- Va
4-H
Farm Bureau
Grange
Delaware
Afaryland
Charles Freeman
National 44 Club Foundation
Robert R. Pinches
United States
Polly Hanst
Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ag Office
Landmark
Landmark Petroleum
Cooperatives
Huron Street
Elyria, Ohio
Fairfax
Grafton
Homelite Chain Saw
Rolens Husky
Worcester
Lo Northee
Ag Service
Harvey Born
Rt. 113
Born
Four-H
Lucas Ger
W. B. French and Son
The
Oberlin Elevator Co
Swmnhher — Builders
South Main St
Homelite
Elyria Fence and Implement CO
Oberlin, Rd
West Ave
Lagrange
Glendale
Faur
Wiles
Center Ridge Road
SOHIO
Beiden
Sither
Box
Gehl
Jim Scheafer
Beldes
Ohig
Kipton Elevator
Riptor
Ph. Oberlin
Birmingham
FORD
John Deere
Allis Chalmers
Medina Tractor Sales CO
N. Court ST
Medina, O
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!