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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1958
Page
14
Tomorrow gains bolster integration efforts at Farnt Technology as investors and analysts forecast a favorable shift in tech strategy. The report notes rising confidence from stakeholders and potential expansion plans.
Kee Conn reports on Purdue University at a conference where about 400 farm industry reps debated vertical integration in agriculture. Dean Farr L. Bury and Dean Butz warn this shift, driven by capital, management, and market changes, could reduce independent farms but boost efficiency, with political influence and regulation evolving accordingly.
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DES MOINES AP The number of Iowa farmers seeking cost sharing under the federal conservation program may exceed available funds, the state ASC said Monday. Iowa’s ACP funds for the year total about 9.4 million dollars, roughly the same as in prior years, with about 35 thousand farms in the 1957 program. The ASC notes demand could exceed the apportionment, though most permanent soil practices yield returns over years.
Evergreen demonstration plots were planted on the Linyd Meehan farm in Taylor township and the Robert Grenna farm in Paint Creek township. Twenty trees of 15 species were planted at each location. Farmers expect lower cattle slaughter this year and plan marketings through July.
University of Illinois Urbana forecasts notable price drops this summer and fall. Lower grades fall more than usual while higher grades may sag after spring gains. Fed cattle prices have been high. choice steers near 30 dollars per hundred pounds. On feedlot data show shifts in months on feed and weight distribution with more cattle under 600 pounds and fewer over 1100 pounds.
On Wednesday April 30 the Hawk Eye Anus Association holds a show at 9 am and sale at 12 m at Hawkeye Downs featuring 15 bulls 85 females. On Saturday May 3 at 1 pm a public tie sale of dairy cattle hogs and sheep will be conducted by George Minor and Son 144 miles north of Pala.
Ames native AMES Merile R Campbell has been selected to judge the National Tholstein Friesian show in Quito Ecuador this June He is a graduate of Iowa State College and previously led Holstein herds in the region before joining the Holstein association staff as official classifier in 1951.
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson predicts farm income for this year will equal the 157 peak. He notes current prices are about 11 percent higher than a year ago and 9 percent above pre rigid supports levels, urging flexible supports and market expansion.
Clayton county girls 4 H committee and teachers meet at 2 30 a.m. on April 30 in the extension office to plan summer activities. A judging school is set for the afternoon.
Fragments describe FASTEETH powder to stabilize denture plates during eating talking and laughing. It claims painless secure fit without gummy paste taste or feeling and urges purchase at drug counters.
Dowagiac farmer Yankus faces federal quota limits amid a dispute over wheat acreage. Officials weigh allotments and enforcement as the case unfolds in Bowagiac.
Washington AP reports that acreage reserve signups near completion show far less productive land being retired from crops. Total payments to participants may total about 706 million dollars, with higher payments tied to wheat and cotton acreages this year. Yankus faces further penalties after funds were seized from his account for a 3,614 million dollar penalty and a separate 157 dollar chicken feed check dispute. He argues agricultural rules violate constitutional rights while noting he farmed 160 acres and fed wheat to his laying hens.
Payments will go to farmers who agree to underplant allotments of certain crops and rice. Last year growers held about 21.3 million acres out of use under the plan, with this year’s prospective total around 174 million acres. Green feeding yields more nutrients per acre than grazing due to less waste and refusal by the livestock.
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