Deer hunt permit deadlines tighten across Oklahoma
Oklahoma deer hunters face fast approaching deadlines for special area permits and elk hunts. Chief H G Williamson warns applicants to act now to avoid missing out, with draws in early October for McAlester Depot and Wichita Mountains elk hunts. Other areas like Cherokee Salt Plains and Okmulgee are also highlighted as productive.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Coud
H. G. Williamson
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Williamson
Jack
McAlester Naval Ammunition Depot
Salt Plains
Okmulgee
Osage County
Wichita Mount Aing
Wichita Moun
Ada Company Elected to National Asphalt Association
Ada firm joins the National Asphalt Pavement Association, a hot mix asphalt trade group with 800-plus members. G O Philpot resigns as company representative. NAPA promotes research to improve paving techniques and collaborates with government agencies and other trade bodies.
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Ada Company
Madiie Materials Company
Ada
National Asphalt Pavement Association
International Trade Association
Riverdale
G. O. Philpot
WAPA
United States
Europe
Japan
Australia
NAPA
Gross
Budget moves discourage new building
Washington AP report outlines ASCS budget tightening: higher interest rates, larger down payments, and loan reductions cut storage bin programs. 1972-73 loans totaled 136.6 million to 41,046 farmers, with 313.5 million bushels capacity. next year projected cuts to 6-75 million. New rules raise loan cap and postpone equipment costs. USDA to release 1974 crop production estimates Monday, including 1973 supplies and next year's wheat and soybeans outlook.
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Elvin J. Person
ASCS
Interes
Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Oklahoma Peanut Commission Proposes New Dessert Ideas
The Oklahoma Peanut Commission announces unusual recipe concepts and promotions to boost peanut consumption. It highlights frozen peanut butter pies, peanut soup, and creamy blends, while noting statewide efforts and the upcoming Peanut Princess selection in November.
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Oklahora
Oklahome Peanut Commission
Box CO
Milk output to fall as feed costs rise in 1973
Washington AP reports dairy production in 1973 is expected to drop about three percent to around 117 billion pounds, the Agriculture Department says. High feed prices and elevated slaughter-cow costs are cutting output per cow and shrinking national milk supply, while milk prices hit a record high yet remain modest versus two years ago. The department notes costs have surged, with dairy cow fodder rising roughly 74 percent year over year. Cash receipts from dairying may total about 9.8 billion, up from 7.2 billion in 1972, but rising feed costs outpace profits.
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Peanut Cominise Sion
Commission
Peanut Commission
Hall
Eoustry
Song Lion
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
Department
Orice
Dar
USDA
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