Monastery Tour Highlights Conservation Projects and Farm Ops
A delegation from ten counties toured the Monastery south of Dubuque observe sediment retention work at Herman Qingles farm and a catfish feeding trial. They viewed farm operations including alfalfa processing, a new alfalfa chopper and monastery ponds to curb runoff. County officials and ASCS directors attended with Brother Michael and Father Michaels guiding explanations.
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Ofa
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Jim Hayes
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Herman Qingles
Jones County
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Mom
He Muimastery
Ilay
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Britain Likely Not to Enter European Common Market
Washington AP reports top agriculture officials doubt Britain will join the Common Market soon due to price-raising effects on British consumers. Officials warn Market expansion could curb U S farm exports while Britain remains a major importer, with potential shifts in grain and other product trade.
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He Farm
Corn Production Estimate Delayed by Leaf Blight Damage
The Agriculture Department will issue its first estimate of 1871 corn production on August 21, but officials privately warn the drought and leaf blight spread complicates the outlook. Moisture is high and much of the crop may not be harvestable until later, delaying firm figures until September. Crop Reporting Board says production projection will be made next month despite delays.
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Crop Reporting Board
Blight Warned Across Midwest and Plains States
The department reported blight likely now in fields across Illinois Indiana Ohio and Iowa, with infection generally light to moderate but possibly spreading. Private officials say the disease may be gaining steam as warm humid weather favors rapid fungus growth, while farmers in several states rush to apply fungicides to curb it.
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Winds
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Kansas
Disease warning urges daily field checks for outbreaks
The report notes that in some cases chemical treatments arrive after disease development, failing to prevent severe damage. Authorities urge farmers in areas prone to SCLB to inspect fields daily for signs of infection and act quickly.
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Rue Hig Teason
Quillee Memorandum stars Guinness Segal Berger on ABC
Alec Guinness George Segal and Senta Berger headline the ABC Sunday Night Movie the Quillee Memorandum airing tonight at 3 00 with Channel 1.
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Alec Guinness
George Segal
Senta Berger
Channel 1
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