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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1980

Page

7

Lorain County Farm Bureau Plans Oct 6 Meeting

Lorain County Farm Bureau will hold a planning session Oct 6 at 8 p.m. in the Production Credit Association office in Oberlin with Lou Morlock presiding. Board actions include electing officers and approving the 1981 budget at a Oct 9 trustees meeting.

Lorain County Farm Bureau, Inc Production Credit Association Oberlin Lou Morlock Ron Mole Corwin Burrer Tom Greene Kenneth Died- Tick Sandy Denes Bill Bonnet Conrad Zech Tom Denes Board of Trustees Lorain County Fairgrounds Wellington Ray

4-H Week Boosts Lorain County Youth In 102 Clubs

Eva Weber notes Lorain County has 2000 plus youths aged 9 to 19 in 102 clubs for National 4-H Week Oct 5 11. 355 volunteer adults guide 4-H activities. longtime leaders include Mildred Rowland of New London and Fred Eppley who directed Lorain County 4-H Band for 27 years. 4-H emphasizes learning by doing with projects from horse, animal and fowl clubs to woodworking and cooking. National 4-H enrollment tops four million with Ohio at 249 404 and Cuyahoga County near 30 000 in 4-H.

Cathy McFolley Mary McFolley Banks Sr Sheila Thomas Elyria Sheila Delania Toronto Delania Rosey Lonnie Williams East 15Th St Amy Eppley Lorain County Eva Weber Ralph Mildred) Rowland New London Fred Eppley Ohio State

Inner-city farming program honors rising Future Farmer

Hartford based horticulturist Karl E. Robinson leads what may be the nation’s first inner city vocational agriculture program at Bulkeley High School. Student Robert Lucas, 14, won top statewide Future Farmer of America honors, praising farming as a creed. Robinson, a Dunn North Carolina native, compares farming rhythm to music and reflects on his past plant care work and a fire that ended his plant hospital venture Mother Nature Inc.

Hartford Bulkeley High School Drole Robinson Mother Nature Inc West Hartford

World grain outlook projects growth despite U.S. decline

A UPI summary reports the 1980-81 world grain crop seen rising to 1.43 billion metric tons, up 3 percent from last year, with gains in the Soviet Union and Europe and declines in the United States and China. Global utilization forecast at 1.45 billion tons, carryout down to 191 million, the lowest since 1976. World wheat up 7 percent, coarse grain down, pork and poultry production rising to offset beef declines.

Washington UPI United States China Agriculture Department Economics, Statistics, and Cooperatives Service Soviet Union Europe Latin America India U.S

Farm Progress Show spreads across 1400 acres near Des Moines

NEVADA Iowa upi reports manager Steve Cain touts a business show partnering with Mother Nature. By Sept 30 to Oct 2 the event fills 1400 acres with mature corn and soybeans, snarling combines and diesel tractors. About 250000 farmers may attend in three days to compare products, talk to factory reps, and view side by side herbicide demonstrations. The show began in 1953 and travels through Iowa Indiana. 400 exhibitors over 80 acres offer gear and equipment. A separate twilight corn and soybean tour at Lorain County Fairgrounds showcases varieties and herbicide plots with conventional and no tillage trials.

Nevada Iowa UPI Steve Cain Mother Nature Cain Tinois Indiana Des Moines Lorain County Fairgrounds Lorain County Cooperative Extension Service Lorain

Shortage Seen in Agriculture Experts by 5 Years

Washington reports that U S colleges will train too few food and agriculture specialists to meet demand over the next five years. A USDA science study highlights shortages in doctoral level posts in fields like agricultural engineering, animal and plant sciences, soils, natural resources, forestry engineering, and veterinary medicine, with needs for financial managers and administrators in agri-business.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Science and Education Administration United States

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