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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1963
Page
11
Four land grant universities collaborate with the USDA to mass produce milky disease spores as a biological weapon against the Japanese beetle. Researchers at Peoria Illinois and state universities study artificial growth of bacterial cells, sporulation, and soil viability to enable field quantities and practical use.
The 1964 marketing year will run calendar year for wool and mohair, with a 62 cent per pound support for wool and 72 cents for mohair. Gordon Greene, chairman of the Lorain County ASC, notes the program keeps wool incentives at 1955 levels and mohair within 15 percent of parity. Payments for 1964 follow 1963 methods, starting in April, with shorn wool and mohair payments tied to national average prices and lamb weight basis.
Sen. Hubert Humphrey plans a personal drive to persuade the Kennedy administration to loosen limits on farm exports to the Soviet Union. He discussed the issue with President Kennedy and urged re examining expanding U S trade with the Soviet sphere amid Canada selling wheat to the USSR and Russia's harvest decline.
Several farm lawmakers urge the Agriculture Department to extend cut rate grain sales to hog and poultry producers in disaster areas. The department already offers surplus feed at reduced prices for cattle sheep and goats in 24 counties across 10 states, with broader coverage in previous years.
Avon residents may donate a pint of blood at the VFW Post Home on Mills Road tomorrow from 3 to 8 p.m. No cost or replacement required. Appointments encouraged by calling Mrs. Albert Gedeon or Mrs. Robert Smith at Julia Avenue addresses.
Farmers in Wellington Oberlin La Grange Rd and surrounding areas weigh selling U S wheat to Russia to reduce a long standing surplus. Statements range from cautious support to opposition to subsidies with emphasis on price cash flow and the broader impact on relations and market stability.
Unseasonably dry conditions harden the soil as Perry E. Clark notes the state plowing matches will challenge entrants. Contour plowing starts Oct 4 at 10 30 a m in New Knoxville Auglaize County with a 15 20 15 10 10 20 points. Level land contest follows. Edgar Jones of Wellington represents the area. The Ohio winner advances to the National Plowing Matches in North Dakota.
Trademark owner Clinton A. Carpenter of Graf ton has secured exclusive use of the prefix Clintanna for his registered Holstein cattle. The Holstein-Friesian Association notes more than 300,000 dairymen use prefixes for home-bred stock, with about 1 500 new prefixes added each year.
A Lorain County delegation of farmers and businessmen will travel by bus to the Ohio State Farm Science Review near Columbus from Murray Ridge Road at 7 30 a m returning the same day. They will view field demonstrations of crops swine feeding trials and machinery exhibitions illustrating latest farm science and technology.
Lorain County Agricultural Society reports a successful 1963 fair with higher total and grandstand attendance. Income rose from 86241.21 to 103220.70 while expenses fell from 86965.72 to 70794.97. Plans include painting buildings, track improvement with stone, and continued off season barn rental revenue. Dan Smith resigns. Herman Dengler named to fill three months remaining term.
The Senate is expected to approve a $960 000 appropriation to speed research on safer pest control. Funds would equip and staff a Fargo North Dakota laboratory under construction, with completion anticipated in early 1964. The money would start operations promptly after construction and final approval comes in a Senate House conference on the agricultural appropriation bill.
Avon Lake Redwood Elementary School PTA held its first fall meeting last Tuesday. Faculty backgrounds and teaching achievements were shared as classrooms opened to parents. Vance Bell urged support for the mill renewal levy on the November ballot. The group scheduled a social in October and voted to skip the January 1 meeting.
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