Show farmers to plant more than in 1934 crop acres expected to be within 5 per cent of 1932 harvest prepared by ohio state university agri aerl culture culi ural extension 0 n service wu sa service le reports from farmers armors in all parts of the country reflect reflecting i in the plans of all indicate that t they h e intend to plant 17 per cent wore more crop acres exclusive of cotton acreage than the greatly reduced acreage that was harvested last year although indications when the poll was taken pointed to a larger harvest than lait years the 1935 acreage Is expected to be about 5 per cent less than the harvested acreage acrea ge in 1932 the reduction below the 1932 I 1 acreage loiel according to guy W miller of oc the department of rural economics ohio state university Is due to crop control programs unfavorable seeding conditions in the drouth area shortage and high cost of seed and reduced requirements for feed following recent liquidation of live stock corn producers intend to plant about acres slightly more than were planted last year but nearly acres more than were harvested spring wheat intentions point to an acre crop last year not more than acres 0 of spring wheat were worth harvesting farmers expect to plant 29 per cent more land to oats this year than were harvested a year ago should present plans materialize hurley burley tobacco acreage will remain nearly the same as it was last year little changes were reported in potato planting latent intentions ions planted acreage is expected to be less than th an 1 1 I per cent under the harvested acreage of last year ohio growers plan an acreage cut ot of 3 per cent increases are expected also in acreage of soy beans and barley cut but hay plantings owing to seed shortages are e expected to decline |