Beef Price Outlook Is Good Says L H Simers
University of Illinois expert L H Simers reports on April 1 cattle on feed rising 2 percent to 10.67 million across 32 states, led by heifers up 10 percent. Steers fell 1 percent. Plentiful beef expected May through August with prices likely higher than 1967 as cows, pork, and broilers keep supply steady.
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Carlson's Corner on Ages and the Computer Age Ideas
A reflective piece contrasts Stone, Iron, and the Computer Age and debates whether rapid tech progress will aid or harm humanity. It weighs faith, data, and potential surveillance against hopes for solving longstanding problems and raising questions about trust in experts. A separate note discusses beef prices rising 2 to 3 percent if meat supplies stay tight.
Value of Farm Buildings Up Across Nation
The Agriculture Department reports farm building and dwelling values rose to a record 35.879 billion dollars last year as farm unit and family counts declined. Average per farm ranged from 6800 in West Virginia to 25000 in Connecticut and California, with 12450 for the 48 states.
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Conservation Plans Approved in Allamakee County Farms
WAUKON The Allamakee county soils district board approved conservation plans for farms of John H. Presterman Donald Levenhagen Harvey L. Oetberg Merle D. Miller and Lester Thompson A revised plan for the George Zick farm was also approved.
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Processed Potatoes Rise in Popularity Since 1945
Washington reports growing demand for processed potato products as per capita consumption climbs from three pounds of frozen french fries in 1956 to about 18 pounds by 1967. The initial boost began with frozen fries in 1945.
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Manchester FFA chapter sets record at Davenport conference
Rex Conn reports Manchester FFA and adviser Garland Aschbacher achieve multiple honors at the 40th annual FFA leadership conference in Davenport. Steve Zumbach is elected president of the Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America. four members win Iowa FFA proficiency and four receive the Iowa Farmer degree.
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