Wool and Mohair Payments Set At 65.4 Percent Of Sale Prices
The U S Agriculture Department announced shorn wool payments at 65.4 percent of grower returns for 1968 and mohair payments at 71.2 percent. Deductions for advertising reduce totals. payments begin in April and promote wool quality and marketing.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Auction notices and sales listed across multiple locales Saturday
The notice compiles auctions scheduled for Saturday and Friday including machinery hay sleighs and farm equipment from Raven Kortum Tiplin Mund Mund area and nearby towns. It also mentions antique auctions, dairy equipment and estate sales with locations such as Quasaudon Callie Cone Waterloo Manchester and West Liberty.
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Pamy
Tnt
Quasaudon
Raven
Kortum
Tiplin
Pam
SB Tool
Henry W. Gita
Ely Blackicn
Callie Conegress
Waterloo
Ivan Cates
West Liberty
Mansaver
Aim
Avon
Joe Golan
Jmini
Mund
A.m
WTL
Heyden État
Manchester
Anila
Holktotn
Nerd Ieveraal
Dairy
Worty
NG of Altuynetl
Sabirdayy Apt
Havdaly Estate
Farm Output Increases Across Western Hemisphere
A 1960s USDA ERS report shows total agricultural production rose in most Western Hemisphere nations from 1959 to 1968, with Canada up over a third and South America over 25 percent, while Caribbean islands declined as a group. Per capita output rose in nine nations, with gains varying by country.
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Washington
Western Hemisphere
Caribbean
US Department of Agriculture
USDA
Economic Research Service
Canada
Mexico
Central America
South America
Hedging Cattle Futures Urged For Feeders This Summer
Rex Com explains hedging as a risk management move for feeders with cattle headed for summer and fall markets. With high current prices, open futures contracts reach record levels, and August futures around 20 dollars offer a way to lock profits or offset declines. Hedging is common in grain and growing in livestock markets as a protective strategy.
Four Charolais Bring 13300 At Adel Iowa Sale
Four Charolais cattle sold for a total of 13300 at the Iowa Charolais Breeders show and sale in Adel. Alfred W. Hansen & Sons displayed champion Charolais female and reserve champion bull with other cattle also selling to buyers in Saskatchewan Canada Osceola Iowa Topeka Kan and Newall on La. Leading animal topped 4100. Overall sale saw 82 head bring 108000 with average 1323. Bulls averaged 1142 cows 1389.
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DeWitt
Iowa
Alfred W. Hansen & Sons
Augucdl Neale
cAetsesa
Chatto Stock Farms
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Canada
Merle Cline
Osceola
Ben Burnside
Newallon
Hansen
Remington Farms
Latimer
Warren Hill
Topeka
Kan
Winneshiek Home Economist Resigns After Ten Years
Mrs Mary Jane Leuenberger resigns as Winneshiek county home economist effective May 1 to become a full time homemaker. She has guided extension work in Allamakee Winneshiek and Waterloo areas and supported 4-H leaders.
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Decorah
Mary Jane, Leuenberger
Winneshiek County
Toledo
Emily Lyon
Joe Jhall
Leuenberger
Lyon
Hothj
Allamakee
Winneshiek/Waterloo
Ames
Iowa
John. Culvert
Iowa State University
Cedar Rapids
Lombard
Grain and Feed Club
Montrose Hotel
Melvin Leuenberger
Ossian
European Corn Borer Numbers Reported High in Midwest
A MadisonWisconsin bulletin notes corn borer populations likely high this spring across the Corn Belt with Minnesota and South Dakota exempt. The Iowa survey reports 171 larvae per hundred plants three times 1967 fall levels, with the heaviest infestation in southwestern Iowa and central areas showing 101-400 borers per hundred plants.
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Madison
Wis
American Society of Agronomy
Minnesota
South Dakota
Towa
Linn DHIA Reports High Milk and Fat Records
Seventeen cows on test in Linn DHIA posted 405 day lactation totals above 1000 pounds of butterfat during March. Six records surpassed 600 pounds fat. top cow a six year old Holstein owned by Robert W. Bell of Coggon with 21 020 pounds milk and 764 pounds fat. Other high producers include Albert Martin and Sons Marion 21 750 pounds milk 699 fat, Witwer Simonsen Marion 665 fat and 603 fat, Terra Knapp Mangold Coggon 625 fat, and Wallace Mills Coggon 606 fat. Average herd size was 4.9 cows, daily per cow production 31.6 pounds milk and 12 pounds fat, with 83 cents per day income over feed cost.
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Linn Dhia
Wendell Donnelly
Steve Neal
Robert W. Bell
Coggon
Albert Martin J and Sons
Marion
Witwer‘Simonsen
Terra ‘Knapp and Mangold
Wallace and Agnes ‘Mills
Hardin to Lead Nebraska Hearing on Rural Economy
Secretary Hardin will open a seven city series hearing at the University of Nebraska Campus to solicit views on agriculture and rural economy. The session in Lincoln will feature Dr. E F Frank as moderator and will address farm policy conservation and food safety issues.
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Lincoln
Neb
Don Faarlberg
Direcor Agriculture
Clifford
Hardin
Alfred L. Edwards
Washington
U.S. Department of Agricultural
United States
University of
Eke
Congress
Nebraska
Kenneth E. Frick
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Rep
Bertram'company
J. Phil Campbell
Fooddersecretary of Agriculture
Tron. and Drug Administration
Richard E. Lyng
Secretary of Agriculture
Forlam
Lake Michigan
Lonsumer and Marketingi
Nebraska Union
Usda Associates
E. F. Frank
University
College ‘of Agriculture and Home ‘Economics
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