Apple spraying and fruit tree care in home gardens
Dormant oil sprays and regular fruit tree sprays protect backyard apples. The guide urges spring treatments, checks with the agriculture department, and notes dormancy and bud stages. It also covers renewing strawberry patches, gooseberry cuttings, lilac care, and portulaca weed control.
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Patrick Denton
Department of Agriculture
Planting Trees for Winter Windbreaks and Posterity
Conservationist urges practical tree planting for windbreaks and future generations. Emphasizes removing grapevines, spotting wolf trees, and clearing junk wood for firewood. Advises 3 5 row windbreaks, 10 12 ft spacing, fall plowing, and buying ball and burlap stock at least 4 feet tall for faster heat savings.
Ohio agricultural progress and upcoming farm events in Wooster and Columbus
The hot humid weather boosts crop growth with oats and corn advancing, soybeans delayed by cold and late planting, and potato leafhopper pests in third crop alfalfa. The 51st Ohio Dairy Day in Wooster August 11 will dedicate a new 2.5 million dairy research unit with Dr. W P Flatt as speaker. Field day on August 10 at OARDC for Fruit Crops Day with tours. Mark September 19 to 21 for the 1978 Ohio Farm Science Review at Don Scott Field Columbus.
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Harold K. Thoburn
Medina County
Ohio
Wooster
W.P. Flatt
Georgia Agricultural Experiment Stations
OARDC
Ohio State Farm Science Review
Don Scott Field
Columbus
Thoburn Faces Second Open Heart Surgery
Harold Thoburn Medina County Extension agent has entered Cleveland Clinic for a second open heart operation in two years. He is expected to stay at the Cleveland facility until at least mid August for recovery and follow up.
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Medina
Harold Thoburn
Medina County Cooperative Extension Service
Cleveland Clinic
Thoburn
Cleveland
Medina County Fair Tractor Pull crowns winners at Grandstand
The 35th annual Medina County Fair Tractor Pull at the Fair Grandstand featured classes A to G with 6 500 to 16 500 pound divisions. Winners included James Berger on a Massey Ferguson 165 in Class A and Keith Pasek on an International Harvester 666 in Class B.
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Medina County Fair
Medina County Agriculture Teachers
James Berger
Litchfield
Keith Pasek
Granger
Butch Keiper
Guilford Two
International Harvester
Daniel Trout
Harrisville
Jeff Dobson
York Two
Bill Nesbett
Wellgton
Neil Breyley
Pittsfield
Joe
Hanuscak
Montville
John Ternes
Spencer
Mark Albrecht
Lafayette
Rus Hendricks
Robert Schwinn
Liverpool
G. Gunkelman
York
John Deere
Dale Valentine
Wadsworth
Myron Smith
Medina
G. Cowan
Dean Weinbroer
Beef price surge prompts new look at cattle feeding funds
Investors eye cattle feeding tax shelters as beef prices are forecast to rise over the next years. After a bad 1970s track record, only a few funds remain, with experts predicting returns of 30 to 40 percent in short runs and caution about staying invested long term. The K-Bar fund from Kershaw and Sons, operating in Brawley since 1949, is listed among the remaining options.
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Donald C. Bruder
K-Bar
Brawley
PAI
Houston
Western Trio
Guymon
Oklo
California
William Brennan
Brennan
Johnstown
Kershaw and Sons
Kershaw
J. Larry Russell
Kershaw Distributors
Farm reports Kidron auction massive livestock sale
Six hundred eight consignors sold 2 011 head at Kidron Auction on Thursday with cattle hogs calves sheep goats and dairy cattle reaching wide price ranges. Creston consignors moved 1 065 head at Monday’s sale with prices for calves sheep hogs and cattle noted across grades.
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Kidron
Creston
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Medina Dairy Club
Gazette
Craig Holman
Medina County Gazette
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Dean Fechko
Cloverleaf
County Fair
John Hocker
WELCO
Welco Enterprises, Inc
Columbia Road
Olmsted Falls
Waldo Phillips
Oberlin
B. Fitzgerald
Jerry Garman
Jeromesville
Brock
Deriswill
Valley City
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Kidron Livestock
Creston Livestock