Indiana Farm Income To Rise In 1961 Outlook
Purdue economists forecast Indiana farm net incomes up about 10 percent over the next 12 months, driven by strong 1960 crops and hog prices. They caution a late 1960s downturn may come, with several commodity outlooks including feed grains hogs beef dairy eggs poultry and fruit and vegetables showing varied trends for 1960 61.
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Lafayette
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Purdue University Agricultural
Indiana
Indianapolis
Government Surplus Sale Offers Items at Fraction of Cost
Readers can buy directly from U S Government Surplus Depots by mail or for resale. Items include cameras binoculars cars boats tents and office equipment at low prices with many brand new. Send $2 00 for the pamphlet How Government Can Ship Direct To You and the free surplus procedures.
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U.S
Surplus Sales Information Services
P.O
Washington, D.C
Hog meetings in Rush county on genetics and breeding
Five hog optimization meetings sponsored by the Swine and Extension committees and Purdue University will cover genetics and hog breeding. The first session on Anatomy led by Purdue swine specialist Richard Hollandbeck is Oct 18, enrollment is urged at the County Extension Office before the meeting.
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Swine Committee and Extension Committee
Purdue University
Richard Hollandbeck
Purdue
Russell Brower
C. W. Foley
T. W. Curtin
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