Puzzle of Prices Turns Up Again
Sam Dawson reports on farm price pressures as crop surpluses grow and federal price supports shape moves in wheat cotton and corn. Government stocks and loans aim to stabilize farmers income while butter prices prompt debate on wholesale cuts. A potential Korean War peace lull and truce rumors influence trader expectations for next year's support levels. Large grain stocks top a billion bushels with exports easing amid bumper crops.
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U. S. Treasury
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Egg truck overturns on Highway 50 near Kyburz
Charles Nixon of Albert Lea Minnesota drove a trailer carrying 600 cases of eggs when the rig ran off the road and overturned near Kyburz California. Investigating officers said only about 60 cases or 10 percent of the load were damaged.
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Placersville
Calif
Charles Nixon
Albert Lea
Minn
Kyburz
U.S. Highway 50
Five Herds Lead Field In July Dairy Report
July report by Chun Bradford for the DHIA lists top milk and butterfat producers. In large herds, Roy Holter and Clark Ihle lead milk and butterfat respectively. headley and Rose follow. In small herds, Thereon Johnson and Douglas Circle show high milk averages, with Korndyke and Flossie leading butterfat among individuals.
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Meigs
Chun Bradford
DHIA
Roy Holter
Clark Thle
WN. G. Rose
C. M. Headley
Harold Carnahan
Clark Ihle
Thereoan Johnson
Douglas Circle
Homer Circle
Earl Dean
Norma Dean
Johnson
Bessie
John
Felix Alkire
Flossie
Butte
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Ther
Johnsons
Douglas
Korndyke
Norma
Deans Guernsey
Rilk
Ring
N. G. Rose
Clark Thies
GC. Meadiey
Charles Theiss
M. G. Rose
Zarlida
Red
Fire blight control using streptomycin in Ohio orchards
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports streptomycin at 120 parts per million gave 198 percent control of blossom and twig fire blight on Jonathan apple trees. H F Winter notes bloom-stage spraying is crucial and plans to issue commercial recommendations next year. Orchard Day in Wooster on Aug 20 invites observers of ongoing fire blight research and tree-fruit studies. Two pond fish types, bass and bluegill, favored for Ohio farms. Davis cautions best results with few species and clean stock. federal or commercial sources provide stocking fish.
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Ohio
H. F. Winter
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Jonathan
Winter
Ifit
Wooster
R. K. Davis
Extensions Wildlife Conservationist
Davis
You May Have To Pay For Accident on Farm
An article by George L. Zeis notes farming as a hazardous occupation and discusses farm liability insurance. It explains why liability coverage matters, the risk of lawsuits from visitors or motorists, and the costs and gaps in workers compensation.
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iThe National Safety Council
Columbus Insurance Company
Damazi
Enangel
Tome
Utah
Turkeys Dead in Utah Heat Wave Incident
Turkeys in Utah collapsed during extreme heat with around 1000 birds smothered. Report notes deaths and possible missing animals as conditions worsened, with local handlers unable to prevent losses.
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Utah
Cleveland
Breeders Cooperative Meeting Set For Monday at Jackson's Mill
The West Virginia Artificial Breeders Cooperative annual meeting takes place at Jackson's Mill in the Century of Progress Building starting 8 p m August 17. Directors N P Swackhammer W A Barker and Charles Lewis lead Mason Unit with Woodrow Mace as area technician. The cooperative, begun in 1946 with 403 members, now lists 6631 members and has bred over 112006 cows including 22882 in the year ending June 20 1933. Bill Schaefer manager of Marihenst ern Pennsylvania Artificial Breeders will be guest speaker.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Artificial Breeders Cooperative
Jackson's Mill
Century of Progress
Mason
N. P. Swackhammer
W. A. Barker
Southside
Charles Lewis
Woodrow Mace
North Park
Drive
Bill Schaefer
Marihenstern Pennsylvania
Schaefer
Pennsylvania
Feed Resale Reports Discounted by Senator
Senator Anderson of New Mexico notes isolated abuse in drought aid to stockmen but defends the program. He says county committees carefully check applicants and that very few incidents will occur while reports of resales are discounted as unlikely.
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Anderson
Ohio Farm and Home Research Bulletin Preview
The July August issue of Ohio Farm and Home Research is reviewed, highlighting articles on Tru wergreans, spittlebugs in meadows, and spraying timing. It notes a new organic insecticide, meadow pest management, apple varieties, pasture health, and a study of young farmer families, with a subscription offer from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station.
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Luster Coudlehy
Oho
Sohio Farm
Farness
Scientis
Worden Statin
Agproulta College
Colur Puy
Charwick
Truwergreans
Theo Jidiuratiuins
Jbay
Ohio
Weevils threaten grain crop in Ohio study
Ohio State University entomologist T. M. Parks warns one pair of grain weevils can yield 60 000 offspring in four months. Two hundred pairs may contaminate 144 bushels of wheat, risking FDA findings of unfit grain. defense centers on cleaning bins and spraying with lime and 5 percent DDT before harvest.
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Columbus
Ohio
T. M. Parks
Ohio State University
Food and Drug Administration
Parks
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