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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1971

Page

9

Agriculture Dept buys surplus corn to lift farmer prices

The Agriculture Department purchased 1.425 million bushels of corn from Midwest markets to prop up prices, a small share of the 15.9 million offered. Purchases ranged 1.12 to 1.30 per bushel from Illinois Iowa Kansas and Nebraska. Weir said bids were a first test and weekly bids will continue. Dock strikes threaten U S wheat exports says Great Plains Wheat executive VP Halow and president Parsons.

Washington Agriculture Department Midwest USDA Kansas City Glenn A. Weir Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Service Illinois Iowa Kansas Nebraska Weir U.S Great Plains Wheat, Inc Dean Parsons Wall S.D Great Plains Parsons

Hogs Jog On Treadmill At Nebraska Exercise Study

At the University of Nebraska, hogs in a research program receive daily treadmill exercise to study effects of physical activity. Dr. E R Pee notes hogs initially tire quickly but adapt, some smartly approaching limits and learning to avoid the back gate while enjoying progressively better conditioning.

E. R. Pee Dr. Pee

Pheasant hunt slowed by snow in Panhandle opening weekend

Oklahoma weather slowed the pheasant opener as an eight inch snowfall cut hunting pressure to 30 percent of normal. Jack Miller of the Wildlife Conservation said opening day produced sparse takes, with dogs giving the best luck. Top bird activity was in Beaver Texas Cimarron counties, as birds hid in deep snow. The season ends December 12 in those counties with a daily bag limit of four and a 12 in possession.

Oklahoma City Panhandle Ringneck Jack Miller Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Buffalo Beaver County Texas County Cimarron County Miller Oklahoma Texas Cimarron Beaver

Oklahoma cattlemen elect Speake as 1972 president

The 19th annual Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association convention in Oklahoma City heard Bill McMillan forecast stable 1971 prices with a favorable outlook into 1972. Creede Speake Jr was elected president for 1972, with officers Dunn Rowe Fisher Hughes and Kelly also chosen. resolutions urged stricter trespass laws and exempt Farm Bargaining Bill, and supported a diagnostic lab at Oklahoma State University.

Bill McMillan U. S Washington D. C Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association Four Corners Okla Homa Skirvin Hotel Creede Speake, Jr Milo Speake OCA Bill Joe Culver Pawhuska John Dunn Woodward Wayne ‘Duty’ Rowe, Jr Lawton Roy Fisher Eufaula John Hughes Bartlesville Levan Kelly Bristow U. S. Departmentt of Labor David Hall Oklahoma Oklahoma State University J. C. Holbert Beef Industry Council Bettendorf Town Joel McCrea Okahoma City National Cowboy Hall of Fame Northwest Paul Hitch Guymon Lloyd Barley Seaver Glen Easterwood Fort Supply Dale Wrobbel King Scher Dan Dillingham Enid Carl Wiedemann, Jr Piedmont Northeast

Farm Credit Act 1971 promised rapid lending plan rollout

Governor Jaenke of the Farm Credit Administration pledges speedy implementation of broadened lending programs authorized by the Farm Credit Act of 1971. Three regional conferences will gather views as regulations are drafted, with rules expected within 90 days of signature. The act expands nonfarm rural housing lending and raises loan-to-value limits, plus financing for on farm services and broader financial offerings.

Washington, D. C E.A. Jaenke Farm Credit Administration Congress Nixon Jaenke Atlanta Kansas City Denver FCA America Federal

First Pontotoc 4-H Favorite Food Show Held in Ada

Twenty three 4-H members entered exhibits at the inaugural Pontotoc County Favorite Food Show in Ada on December 11 in the Extension Center Conference Room. Judges evaluated appearance flavor and quality plus menu planning and table setting. Blue ribbons were awarded to many exhibitors including Dianne Duffer and Carol McCrory.

4-H Pontotoc County Ada Pontotoc County Extension Center Nolan Bullard Dean Macrory Roff Suzanne O. Dunning Oklahoma State University Lavena Dees Home Economist Pontotoc County Extension Homemaker’s Council Diana Cassie

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Joseph Halow GPW Olney Lincoln, Neb University of Nebraska College of Agriculture American National Cattlemen's Association Stonewall Dianne Duffer Carol McCrory Karen McCrory Theresa Alvarado Angela Quinton Fonda Martin June Hickman Marilyn Romine Foods the Easy Way Rodney Crabtree Jane Whelcher Teresa Duty Aan Kathy Bruster Carmita Harrison Debra Lawson Kelley Roberts Beth Stewart Kathy Stewart ALL American Foods Carol Curtis Luann Smoot Connie Warthow Cindy Ellis International Foods Cassie Duffer Vicky Stanford Martha Mote Karen O’hern
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