Wheat farmers adapt sales amid market watching and exports
Agriculture analysts report wheat farmers use orderly marketing to trigger price gains by selling as prices rise while holding back when they fall. Record exports this year are forecast, yet buyers show caution as U.S. supply and domestic use trends evolve into 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Russia
Frank Gomme
Department
Economic Research Service
USDA
Gomme
United States
Rex F. Daly
Brice K. Meeker
Foreign Agricultural Service
Archers see record deer harvest in Oklahoma state hunt
Oklahoma archery deer hunters reported 588 whitetails killed in the first segment through November 16, surpassing the prior season total of 508. Five straight weeks above 100 animals included a 600 pound, 12 point elk shot in Comanche County by Bob Reynolds of Chickasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Fred (Crockett) Lowry
Atoka
Comanche County
Bob Reynolds
Chickasha
Lowry
Oklahoma
McAlester Naval Ammunition Depot
Women shaped early American farming history
Washington AP report highlights how women sustained hearth, crops, and families as men fought wars. Vivian Wiser of USDA notes farm life evolved from colonial to modern times, with women increasingly recognized in agricultural societies, from 1813 domestic manufacture sections to Civil War era labor shifts and plantation management in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
National Agricultural Outlook
Virginia
New England
Vivian Wiser
USDA
Economic Research Service
Miss Wiser
Berkshire Agricultural Society
North
U.S
Soviet grain outlook mixed amid drought and imports
The Agriculture Department reports the Soviet Union faces drought in its 1976 winter grain crop, with uneven stands and germination issues in rye, wheat and barley. Russia may buy up to 17 million tons of U S wheat and corn this season as U S farmers harvest record crops to meet exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Meeker
U.S.S.R
Washington
Don Kendall
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Russia
Department
Foreign Agriculture
Great Plains
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Moscow
Ford
U S
Joyce White to Represent Pontotoc County in National 4-H Congress
Joyce White 16 Ada will represent Pontotoc County at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 30 to December 3 after winning a state 4-H record book judging at Oklahoma State University. She earned a $500 scholarship and a trip plus was named first alternate in clothing and second alternate in dress revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce White
Ada
Pontotoc County
Chicago
Oklahoma State University
Santa Fe Railroad System
Adrian D. White
Oklahoma
McLish High School
Miss White
Washington, D.C
American Royal
Kansas City
Lincoln Plaza
Oklahoma City
4-H
Vickie Freeman
Vaness
Alan Cowley
Roff
Cindy Turner
Latta
Lincoln Plaza Playhouse
Beef imports get close look
Government tightens access to Australian beef after determining 1975 allocations may be met or exceeded. Daily monitoring extends to New Zealand and Costa Rica shipments. Two weeks needed to verify current year intake. excess meat to be stored under bond or returned if overages are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
New Zealand
Costa Rica
Usda An
Australia
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Donald H. Francis
Clinton Corn Processing Co
Clinton
Iowa
National Agricultural Outlook Conference
Francis
Cherokee
Spavinaw
Cookson Hills
Cookson Hills Gma
Cherokee Gma
Spavinaw Gma
Leroy Gary
Sulphur
Ross Nix
Ponca City
Kay County
Carlton Peterson
Collinsville
Nowata County
Soviets
Latta Group
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