Farm administrator Frick received large federal payments
Kenneth Eugene Frick, head of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, reported that his Kern County California farm received 88,684.08 in federal farm program payments last year. He expects similar totals this year while weighing how future payment limits might affect 1970 crop planning and his farming after August.
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Waliington
UPI
Kenneth Eugene Frick
Bakersfield
Calif
Frick
Agriculture Department
Big, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Congress
Kero County
Apriculiure Department
University of California
Air Force
Kern County
California State Agricultural Stabilization Committee
ASC
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Expand Registration Plan
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association adopts the Identity Enrollment program to expand the breed by tagging, certifying, and registering offspring from identified cows. Eligible cows and offspring gain entry to shows and breed promotions, with production tests and type classifications guiding second-step registrations. The plan aims to reclaim unregistered purebreds and bring high producing grade cows into formal Brown Swiss registry.
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Canton
Unclear listing of artifacts and machinery sales notices
Fragmented OCR shows multiple estate sale style items with names Leonard Welsh Grace Savave Soluttav and details of farm surplus machinery and gates. Locations include Walford Walker Marlon and Speinavifie with dates or times largely unreadable.
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Seturdey
Machs
Leonard Welsh
Walford
Clare
Antony
Walker
Pam Claslia
Carl
Wabford
Snd
Rew
Grace Savave
Wromi G
Speinavifie
FGDA Condemns Interest Rate Manipulation Across Farm Sector
The Farmers Grain Dealers Association of Java denounces Federal Reserve rate hikes as a tool to curb inflation. FGDA President Millard M. Beeghly argues higher rates damage agriculture by raising borrowing costs, while proposing higher reserve requirements. NGDA serves about 120,000 farmers via 310 local elevators across Iowa.
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Federal Reserve Board
Cial
NGDA
Towa
Lincoln FFA Chapter Wins Regional Award at Iowa City Banquet
Lincoln FFA chapter named regional DeKalb corn achievement winner at an awards banquet in Iowa City. Four members Stoyce Lehrmann Kevin Lehrman Bill Robinson and Charles Hoy posted perfect 100 scores in the management contest. Nat Farrington scored an 8. Kenneth Lee is the advisor. Lincoln School teams include Stanwood Mechanicsville, with Monticello FFA chapter placing second.
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Stanwood
Lincoln Fea
Fucot
Iowa City
PEA
Stoyce Lehrmman
Kevin Lehrman
Bill Robinson
Charles Hoy
Lincoln School
Nat Farrington
Kenneth Lee
Lincoln S
Mechanicsville
Montivello
FFA
USDA Officials Optimistic On Soybean Price Outlook
USDA officials expect soybean prices to rise in coming months, encouraging farmers to redeem a large portion of their 268 crop loans under price support. Harvest prices fell to 2.92 a bushel, driving farmers to withhold soybeans and rely on loans. By March 1, about 308 million bushels of the 191% record crop were secured, plus 54 million owned outright by CCC and 74 million reseeded. Projections for September 1 show carryover at 315 million bushels, up from 167 million last year, with 159 to 170 million bushels soon to be redeemed. The March price average was 2.40 a bushel, below last year’s 2.57, while exports through March 28 reached 184 million bushels, up from 169 million year prior.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Farro
Isaid
Juan
Commodity Credit Corp
Joan
Crap Reporting Board
U.S
En Fruit
iNorth Iowa Milk Order Appoints New Administrator
Washington John K. Rosenburg was named market administrator of the new Southeastern Minnesota Northern Iowa federal milk marketing order effective April 1. He will also oversee the North Central Iowa milk order, previously managed by EH Mefinire.
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iNorth
Iowa
Washington
John K. Rosenburg
Minnesota
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ent
EH. Mefinire
Record feed grain sign up hits new high nationwide
Washington AP farmers will sign up a record 38.9 million acres for livestock feed grain production under price support and economic programs this year. Wheat sign ups lag, signaling partial achievement of 1969 production goals.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Hosenburg
Department
Pornty
Rochester
Minn
Rosenburg
Harley
Sulweeke
Lake City
Texas
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Hardin
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Karas Wuenen
Bint Hoyden
Ce Farm
Joshia
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Syearguaratreuy
Westinghouse Electric
Macdel
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Odel
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EAC
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Lindale Shopping Center
Monte Lao
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