Self taught Iowa inventor runs farm on sun and wind
John Lorenzen, 81, of Woodward Iowa, has lived without paying an electric bill by powering his 100 acre farm with windmills solar panels and hydrogen fuel from water His workshop heats from solar panels and a wind driven system he built from scavenged parts He converted a pickup to run on hydrogen and gas and aims to run appliances fully on hydrogen.
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Woodward, Iowa
John Lorenzen
Lorenzen
Jimmy Carter
Oregon Gifts In A Box From The Cascades To The Coast
An Oregon duo ships a carefully packed box of regional treasures including Anjou pears Gravenstein apples mint lupine and river pebbles from Hood River and the Columbia Gorge. The writer invites the reader to imagine larger wonders they cannot fit while offering the contents free for a reader to savor.
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Lamb roast added bonus for Lorain County Fair buyers
Buyers of sheep at the Lorain County Junior Fair Livestock Auction are invited to a lamb roast on Sept 29 at 7 p.m. in Floral Hall. The Barnyard Bunch 4 H Club and Lorain County Wool Growers Association host with 1990 exhibitors. donations support the extension service and 4 H programs. The auction notes include prices and buyers for champions and reserve champions across sheep, broilers, rabbits, boats, swine, and steer classes.
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Kate Walsh
Rick Ternes
Freeman Swank Equipment
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Net U S farm income up in drought recovery
U S Department figures show net farm income rose in 1989 to 46.5 billion up 10.7 percent from 1988, with 34 states posting gains led by the Corn Belt Great Lakes and Northern Plains. California and Texas remained top earners despite declines. 16 states fell.
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Mississippi Delta
Ridge till planting methods cut costs and boost profits
Ohio State University engineer says ridge tillage can lower input costs and raise net profits. Randall Reeder explains ridges stay on field and differ from conventional methods, while Ken Magdych notes high acres limit adoption. Field day at Molly Carew Agriculture Center near London highlights erosion control and easier drainage benefits.
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Ohio State University
Randall Reeder
Ken Magdych
Trumbull County
National Ridge
Molly Carew Agricultural Center
London
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