Ron Strasberg

"... Feared COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Farmers may be in for in dealing with creditors Ulis year and must get a handle on the costs of their operation, bankers say. Banker Ron Strasberg of Uma says he fears a "panic" when suppliers of seed, fertilizer and other necessities start refusing credit, demanding cash. to be optimistic," said Strasberg, vice president for agribusiness services at thc Metropolitan Bank at Uma. As recently as last spring, Strasberg went out of his way to be optimistic. While farmers were accusing bankers of cutting their credit short. Strasberg arranged more loans. The portfolio at Metropolitan swelled to about $14 million with the addition of 70 to 80 farmers. "I really am not looking for any new accounts right ..."

"... The house is owned by Frank Damron of Phoenix. Ariz. or harassment farmers because of dust, odors or noise; and opposition to agricultural trade embargoes ln earlier activity Wednesday. Ron Strasberg, a vice president of Peoples National Bank in Wapakoneta. said farmers will have to become better businessmen and bankers will have to learn more about farming if U S. agriculture ..."

"... on farmland inherited from a parent; legislation prohibiting lawsuits or harassment of farmers because of dust, odors or noise; and opposition to agricultural trade embargoes. In earlier activity Wednesday, Ron Strasberg, a vice president of Peoples National Bank in Wapakoneta, said farmers will have to become better businessmen and bankers will have to learn more about farming if agriculture is to ..."