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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1951
Page
10
Ohio State agronomist C J Willard warns that new alfalfa and clover seedings must have no cutting or grazing after September 1 to protect winter survival. He stresses a fall top growth is needed to feed roots, and excess removal reduces future yields.
A recipe for Florida Cream Cake uses Valencia orange juice and orange rind. The batter includes heavy cream sugar flour baking powder and salt and the whipped egg whites folded in. Bake in a springform pan at a slow oven for about one hour and twenty five minutes.
Willard warns on stock and stand protection until next season. He specifies cut dates for alfalfa in Ohio: September 15 in the south, September 10 around Columbus, and September 5 in the north. If pasturing seedings is essential, let it grow to late October then pasture heavily, risking two pounds of feed per pound gained and possible stand loss in harsh winter, with a light mauve coating afterward to lessen damage.
June market notes show hogs approaching parity while dairy prices stay firm into fall. Analysts expect dairy products to remain strong and poultry meat to face more competition with beef and pork this autumn.
Ohio State University extension engineer K V Battles urges annual or biennial treatment of silo walls to preserve smooth surfaces. A linseed oil and turpentine mix is brushed on as silage is fed, starting bottom up, with scaffolding unnecessary.
Cholera is the most serious swine disease and almost always fatal. It is caused by a virus, and tiny doses can infect large hog herds under tests. Breaks usually come without warning. vaccination near weaning by a veterinarian is advised along with strict aftercare.
A Knox County observed case shows a pasture border without a fence can keep livestock out of woods. Extension forester F W Dean notes improved bluegrass pasture beside farm woods reduces woodland grazing when pasture is well managed.
The text explains wall preparation for resurfacing after thorough cleaning and dampening. It describes plaster material composition using lime putty, Portland cement, and plaster sand in a ratio of 1 part lime putty to 4 parts cement and 10 parts sand.
Beef cattle wool veal calves sheep lambs and cotton stayed above parity in June. Cattle on feed in the corn belt July 1 were 9 percent below last year. Ohio cattle on feed July 1 were 10 percent lower than a year earlier. Prospects for crops this year are among the most favorable in history per the bureau of agricultural economics. Weather and crop production next months may influence farm prospects more than Korea. Egg prices likely to stay high amid strong meat demand into fall.
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