Early Season Weather Backs Farmers Tough Crop Losses
The account recalls a harsh growing season with a warm spring, a long June rainfall, and persistent insects. Drowned soybeans and beans three weeks spoiled by moisture followed by beetle invasions and crippled corn fields. Only lima beans thrived. potato beetles devastated the potato patch before a late chemical effort reduced losses.
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Paul
Harvest time hazards loom for farmers across Ohio
Safety officials warn farming ranks among the nation's most dangerous industries as harvest begins. Charles Paige recalls a 14 month old tractor accident near Bainbridge that left him with multiple injuries after brakes failed. Ohio research shows 919 tractor deaths since 1956. the cost of farm accidents surpasses five billion dollars annually.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
Ross County
Charles Paige
National Safety Council
al Pugh
Ohio State University
Ohio
Pugh
Early Harvest Seen Average to Good in Elyria Area
Farmers like Darrell Pitts of Wellington expect an early harvest as crops mature ahead of schedule. Corn and beans near ready, soybeans rising in price around five dollars, while dairy prices remain livable. Others report mixed yields with potential for a decent year despite heat and weather losses.
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Washington
Valley Forge
Paul
Elyria
Darrell Pitts
Wellington
Pitts
Gordon
Yarosh
Grafton Men Nominated for American Farmer Degree
Two Grafton area youths Ray Beriswill and Mark Sayers are nominated for the American Farmer Degree by the National Future Farmers of America Organization. The degree honors outstanding agricultural production leadership and service. Beriswill is active in farming with corn soybeans wheat cattle sheep and hog projects, while Sayers is a Ohio State University junior studying dairy science with corn placement wheat soybeans and dairy beef steer projects.
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Grafton
Grafton Area
National Future Farmers of America
Ray Beriswill
Frances Beriswill
Mark Sayers
Ted Sayers
National
FFA Organization
Beriswill
Sayers
Ohio State University
Junior Fair Crossbreed Steer Meeting Sept 30
An organizational meeting for the Junior Fair Crossbreed beef steer classes will be held September 30 at 7 30 p m in the Keystone High School Cafeteria LaGrange. Cooperative Extension Service personnel will cover rules selecting a steer calf project care and upcoming 4 H and FFA beef activities.
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Lagrange
Keystone High School
Liberty St
Cooperative Extension Service
FFA
Lorain County Fairgrounds
Ohio farmers face debt and oversupply despite upswing
An Ohio poll of 144 CPAs serving farms finds high debt remains the top threat at 54.7 percent, with oversupply second at 38.4 percent. About 22.5 percent expect improvement next year, while 9.1 percent rate agribusiness conditions as good. The survey notes subsidies keep many mismanaged farms running.
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Toledo
Ohio
Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
Cpas
Ralph Dickson
Dickson
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