Cattle hides gain importance in U S exports noted by ERS
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department analyst Allen J. Baker says cattle hides are rising as export items due to less domestic shoe leather demand and shifting world trade. He notes U.S. shoe production fell 15 million pairs since 1968, with imports from Italy and Spain influencing prices. Japan remains top overseas buyer, while sugar beet hearings set for December in San Francisco and Washington. Meat imports in September hit a record 158.6 million pounds, nine-month total 953.86 million, mostly beef from Australia and New Zealand.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Allen J. Baker
The
Economic Research Service
ERS
Baker
Flatly
Spain
Chicago
Japan
San Francisco
Department
Australia
New Zealand
AgMarkets committee formed to bolster livestock support
A 10 county AgMarkets committee was formed at Berry's Restaurant in Wewoka with Farm Bureau officials selecting members from Pittsburgh, Okfuskee, Coal, Seminole, Pontotoc and other counties. The group aims to maximize producer support for AgMarkets' marketing program as sales goals rise for 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdman
AgMarkets
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
We 1Woka
Farm Bureau
Sam Price Jr
Pittsburgh County
Eual Ebbs
R. A. Blackley
Okfuskee County
Warren Neely
Lee Morrison
Coal County
John Daniels
Jess Russell
Seminole County
Harold Raiper
Wiley Underhill
Pontotoc County
J. L., Green
Atoka
Hughes
McIntosh
Okmulsee
Pottawatomie
Dents
Oklahoma bird hunting season opens statewide in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma's quail and pheasant seasons begin November 20 with a statewide bobwhite hunt through January 1 and a special extension to January 29 in seven southeast counties. Quail bag limit is 10 daily, 20 possession. pheasant limit one cock, two in possession after day one. Turkey season ends November 22 in 33 counties with 7:10 a.m. to 4 p.m. hours and a $3 permit.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission
Haskell
Latimer
LeFlore
Pushmataha
Pittsburgh
Choctaw
Mc Curtain
Alfalfa
Grant
Harper, Kay
Woodward
Bills County
Panhandle
Murray State College starts Farm and Ranch Management program
Murray State College agriculture department launches Farm and Ranch Management Agriculture Business a two year terminal program for high school graduates to gain mid management skills in farming ranching and related businesses. Advisory Board led by Governor Raymond Gary will guide curriculum and job placement amid growing demand for skilled farm managers in Southern Oklahoma.
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Agriculture Department of
Murray State College
Harold Fogleman
Agriculture Department
Murray
Fogleman
North Central Association of Colleges
Oklahoma
Will, Ac
Cording
Famer
T Hydro Okla
David McCormick
McCormick
Hydro High School
Oklahoma State University
Southwestern State College
172 could be better year for farmers
The Agriculture Department maintained earlier projections that 1971 net farm income will approach 1970 levels, with ERS noting higher prices for meat dairy and eggs into 1972. Good weather and record crops boost marketings and lower feed costs, signaling brighter farm receipts next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
Ecooric Research Service
ERS
Youth conference brings 19 delegates from Pantotoe schools
A group of 19 students from Pantotoe County high schools attended a full day youth conference at OBU Shawnee. The event sponsored by BPW clubs featured Gov David Hall and speakers M S Fallis Jr Fay O'Dell Susan Penna Ian Poplin and Dr Bob Woods among others. Delegates were chosen by school faculty and Ricky Embree of Byng chaired the district. The program aims to improve communication between generations and address mutual issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantotoe County
OBU
Shawnee
Oklahoma Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Raley Chapel
Doug Thomas
Kay Lundgaard
Ada
Richard Embree
Joe Jones
Kathleen Oakes
Linda Geiger
Byng
Mike Crane
Beck Clark
Allen
Janice Carter
Gary Medcalf
M. Fallis Jr
Tulsa
Fay O'Dell
Cushing High School
Susan Penna
Oklahoma City
Ian Poplin
Bob Woods
Seminole
Ricky Embree
Local ASCS Center Provides Nixon Phase II Stabilization Info
Pontotoc County ASCS offices offer Phase II stabilisation details under the Nixon program with IRS coordination. County director Ben aett L. Sherrer says staff provide on the spot answers for wage price questions within guidelines and forward complex issues to IRS. complaints remain confidential.
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ASCS
Pontotoc County
Nixon
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Benaett L. Sherrer
Internal Revenue Ser
Sherrer
Cost of Living Council
Price Commission
Nel
IRS
Mr. Sherrer
Inter
Big Appaloosa sale opens in Ada this weekend
The Ada Quarter Horse Sales, Inc. hosts the largest Appaloosa auction yet two miles northwest of Ada. More than 600 horses will be sold, including world and state champions, starting at 10 pm Friday and Saturday. Auctioneers Eddie Woods of Wynnewood and Doyle Matthews of Bristow lead the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Quarter Horse Sales, Inc
Pete Winters
Eddie Woods
Wynnewood
Doyle Matthews
Bristow
Will
Farmers Union Convention Set For Feb Six To Seven
Oklahoma Farmers Union schedules its state convention February six and seven at the Skirvin Hotel in downtown Oklahoma City. George Stone notes youth night and a candlelight service will inaugurate the event with business sessions, speeches, delegate selection, banquet, officer elections, and many resolutions to shape 1972 policy. The 1972 national convention will also be held in February.
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Oklahoma Farmers Union
Skirvin
Oklahoma City
George Stone
Okahoma
Stone
Oklahoma
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