Second Annual Conservation Field Day at Blankenship Farm
Clermont County to hold the second annual conservation field day on Wednesday August 2 at State Route 122 north of Route Six starting 9 a.m. Activities include soil work and pasture establishment demonstrations with sponsors led by the Clermont County Farm Bureau and local business supporters.
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Blankenship Farm
Clermont County
The
Clermont County Farm Bureau
Batavia
Ohio Gravel Co
Newtown
Seibert Brothers
Owens
New Rat Poison Developed Promises Safe Rodent Control
A newly developed rat and mouse killer is hailed as one of the safest options, with promises of effective rodent eradication while minimizing risks to humans and pets. The product is touted as a breakthrough in pest control and aims to reduce damage from infestations.
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University of Wisconsin
Karl Paul Link
Ward Ross
WARF
Corn Ears Show If Plants Were Well Fed or Starved
The reading ears reveal soil fertility and potential yields for next season. Ear No 1 is normal and well fed while No 2 indicates nitrogen shortage. No 3 shows phosphate hunger as kernels fail to fill and No 4 is potash starved with a pointed chaffy ear. A soil test and balanced nutrition can boost future corn yields.
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Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Shade Trees For Landscaping Are Recommended
The document cites L. C. Chadwick from the Department noting demand for medium sized shade trees 30 to feet tall for ranch style homes. It lists six species Acer tartaricum Tartarian Maple Aesculus carnea brioti Ruby Red Horse Chestnut Carpinus caroliniana American Hornbeam Cladrastis lutea American Yellowwood Ostrya virginiana American Hop Hornbeam and Zelkova serrata Japanese Zelkova with native ranges and fall color, noting pest resistance and decorative features.
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L. C. Chadwick
Department of
Chadwick
Europe
Asia
United States
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Canada
Japan
Peas Right for Eating and Canning
Ohio State University food specialists urge canning peas only in a pressure canner due to their low acidity. Shell peas, fill containers, boil, then process at 10 pounds pressure for 45 minutes after reaching pressure. Add 1 2 teaspoon salt and 1 2 teaspoon sugar per pint if desired.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
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