Clermont County Farm Wives Take Two Day Leadership Course
Clermont County farm wives attended a two day leadership training at Miami University Oxford Ohio. Participants include Mrs Harry Nott Route 2 New Richmond Mrs A J Tennison Route 1 Batavia Mrs R B Brown Route 4 Batavia Mrs T J Carter Route 1 Milford and Mrs Albert Jackson Route 2 Loveland All are Farm Bureau Home and Community Committee members. Committee chair Mrs Nort says the group is eager to apply ideas in their communities and notes ongoing projects with the Tuberculosis Association and county beautification efforts.
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Clermont County
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Harry Nott
New Richmond
A. J. Tennison
Batavia
R. B. Brown
T. J. Carter
Milford
Albert Jackson
Loveland
Farm Bureau
Annd
Nort
Clermont County Woman's Chorus Considered by Committee
A county committee weighs new projects including the Clermont County Woman's Chorus as part of local cultural plans. The discussions focus on community access and support for regional arts groups.
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Clermont County
Summer Crops For Silage Forage to make good silage year round
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station experts state fresh forage can be silaged any time. Summer growth of meadow crops, fast growing sorghums, soybeans, and Sudan grass yield high quality silage if planted by mid July and managed for proper harvest stages. Mixing crops at the silo or blower affects layering and yield but good silage is possible from soybeans, Sudan grass, sorghum, and sorghum soy blends with proper spacing and cultivation.
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Chas. F. Rogers
Department of Agronomy
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Sudan
Scald Control by Air Purification at Orchard Day
Ohio growers consider activated coconut shell carbon air purification to curb scald in Rome Beauty apples. Donald Comin of The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station explains that harvest maturity, fruit color, tree condition, and storage containers affect outcomes. Results from season storage trials will be shared at the 28th annual Orchard Day in Wooster on August 17.
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Ohio
Donald Comin
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Comin
Rome
Wooster
Band Method for Summer Seeding Introduced
A note explains the band method of seeding meadow crops and its introduction for summer planting. The article outlines basic steps and potential benefits for field use and early growth.
Band seeding method improves legume stands in Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station agronomist J L Haynes explains band seeding places meadow crop seed in drill rows above fertilizer bands. Late July or early August seedings show better winter survival, but seeds must not be covered too deeply. A firm seed bed and preband cultipacking reduce erosion and promote germination.
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Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
J. L. Haynes
Agricultural Experiment Station Agronomist
Haynes
Members Recruited for Donkey Baseball in Batavia
Managers announce teams for donkey baseball games to be held at 8 p m with players recruited to participate in Batavia.
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Batavia
Batavia Schools Rally Teams Ahead of August Game
Batavia school grounds host team recruitment on Thursday August 24 with Bob Jones and Charlie Schneider revealing key players including Leslie Kennedy Clarence Ogletree Carl Colter Remus Smith Mayor Jack Paschal Judge Orville Halbisch Dec Eston and Bob Crowe. The full lineup will be announced before game time with a Batavia band concert and chief umpire Wally Haglage. Donkeys from Texas supplied by Miller Donkey Company are transported for the event promising thrills and spills.
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Batavia
Bob Jones
Leslie Kennedy
Clarence Ogletree
Carl Colter
Remus Smith
Charlie Schneider
Jack Paschal
Orville Halbisch
Dec Eston
Bob Crowe
Batavia Band
Wally Haglage
Texas
Miller Donkey Company
Bossy's Summer Vaca Risks Milk Dividends
Ohio State University dairy expert C D McGrew warns that a summer vacation for cows reduces fall milk checks. He urges farmers to keep production steady in summer to avoid lower milk output and higher prices later. Recommendations include improving late summer pasture to sustain flows.
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Bossy
C. D. McGrew
Ohio State University
McGrew
Farmers Seek Year Round Feed to Boost Milk and Soil
The speaker urges use of ladion brome al falfa and sudan grass to improve permanent pastures of bluegrass and white clover. The plan aims to help in September, control flies, provide shade and water, and supplement pastures with hay grain and silage. He says plenty of feed year round yields more milk per cow at lower cost and better soil improvement through more and better meadow crops.
Summer Salads Help Combat Hot Weather
Ohio State University extension food specialists urge salads and raw fruits and vegetables as versatile options for any meal. Salads can be a first course, an accompaniment, a between courses option, or even a dessert after a heavy meal.
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Ohio State University
Cincinnati Stockyards Markets Report Radio Tie In
A Cincinnati stockyards market note promotes sellers on the best all round market in the country. Reference to asking the first man you meet and a radio segment on WKBV Richmond Indiana at 12 30 and WLW in Cincinnati at 12 40 for the daily market report.
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Cincinnati
WKBV
Richmond
Ind
WLW
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