New Records Set in Poultry and Egg Business in 1965
UPI reports strong 1965 results for eggs broilers chickens and turkeys with gross income totaling 3.546 billion. Egg output reached 64.6 billion while broiler production rose 8 percent to 2.333 billion birds and turkey income hit a record 418 million.
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Agriculture Department
Department
Turkeys
Estrus Control Drug Available For Herd Breeding
Dr Herrick describes Repromix as a synthetic hormone feed drug that stops the estrus cycle for five days, with cows returning to heat after withdrawal. Field use advised with cows calved at least 60 days, normal cycling, and good nutrition to improve conception rates with AI or natural service.
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Herrick
USDA Forecasts Dairy Co op Growth Reducing Farm Prices Influence
The USDA predicts fewer milk outlets and greater cooperative control. Markets will overlap and bargaining power shifts from individual farmers to cooperatives. The study foresees a decade of consolidation with smaller firms exiting and mid to large firms gaining power.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Inshipments Up on Feeder Cattle
The Crop Reporting Board reports March shipments to eight North Central states of stocker and feeder cattle totaling 513000 head, 54 percent higher than March 1965. Sheep and lamb shipments into the same states amount to 120000 head, down 10 percent from a year earlier.
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Washington
UPI
Crop Reporting Board
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Dairy Surplus Reduced by Price Support and Exports
The agriculture department reported that in the 1965-66 marketing year ending March 31 about one third fewer dairy products were removed from the market through price support and export programs than in 1964-65. Net removals equaled about 2.9 billion pounds of milk, or 2.4 percent of total marketings, with cheese imports rising under an expansion of trade quotas. Canada aims to shift milk to cheese production and away from butter, seeking a larger share of its dairy supply for domestic use.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Canada
United States
Department
Strontium 90 Fallout Removal Developed in Washington
Agriculture Department scientists have devised an emergency washing process for strontium 90 fallout on wheat. The method uses a weak acid wash, rinse, centrifuge, and dry steps, and can be installed in standard mills without harming flour quality. Fair dates set for Louisa county in Columbus Junction run Aug 8 to 12 with horse races on the first two nights.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Why did Colonel Taylor build a castle for Bourbon
The text explains Colonel Taylor built his Bourbon distillery in a castle-like limestone structure to symbolize permanence and flavor. It invites readers to buy Old Taylor to judge if the castle influences taste, noting Taylor Distillery Co located in Frankfort and Louisville.
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Col
Edmund H. Taylor, Jr
Frankfort
Kentucky
Old Taylor
Taylor Distillery CO
Frankfort & Louisville
Allor
Horses warned of sleeping sickness in humans and horses
Dr John B Herrick of Iowa State warns sleeping sickness or equine encephalomyelitis can affect humans and horses. Mosquitoes spread it, with most cases in July to September. vaccination is cheap and urged before mosquito season. In 1965 Iowa reported 812 cases, 1 287 in 1964, prompting two vaccine doses per season suggested by veterinarians.
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Naure
Man
John B. Herrick
Herrick
Apple Raisers To Meet In Cherry Growing City
The National Apple Institute plans a June 16 to 18 meeting in Traverse City Michigan to survey progress in mechanical harvesters. Maurice Sanders of Emmett Idaho serves as grower president of the institute.
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Washington
National
Apple Institute
Traverse City
Mich
Maurice Sanders
Emmett
Idaho
Accelerated Mechanical Harvesting Research Focus
The report surveys accelerated mechanical harvesting research advancing fruit and vegetable picking. It outlines methods, performance metrics, and potential impacts on yield, costs, and labor efficiency, highlighting key challenges and future work for industry adoption.
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