Inspection crackdown on small custom meat plants in Iowa
Iowa Agriculture Secretary Robert Loynsberry announced a campaign to inspect small custom meat processing plants rising during the beet shortage. He warned many may be contracting with grocers and restaurants without proper oversight, and that plants exceeding $1000 in annual sales fall under Wholesome Meat Act inspection.
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Failure of Phase 4 May Bring Winter Recession
Lincoln woman attends development session as Mary E. Saville of Cedar Rapids joins a national rural development leaders school at the University of Nebraska. Washington reports focus on Phase 4 outcomes determining recession risk in January and impacts on crop prices and agricultural demand through 1973.
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Cedar Rapids
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Quality beef show at Independence features Angus and Angus cross steers
At the Bughayan county show in Independence last week Bruce Carrothorn of Rowley won the on hour beef draw with a 1200 pound Angus Lincoln cross steer though it failed to place in carcass. Kathy Partridge of Winthrop displayed a Red Angus steer that ranked ninth in on hour and fourth in carcass, with a 14.5 square inch Twin eye area. Wayne Wilson of Independence placed second in carcass with a 16.2 inch eye and 3.6 yield. Martin Lundvall of LaPorte City presented a Shorthorn who ranked third on hoof but not in top five carcass. Albert Kayser of Independence showed an Angus placing third fifth in carcass. Dick Frye of Independence exhibited a Murrey-Grey-Angus cross that ranked second in five but not top five carcass. Judge was Bob Kim of Sawkeye Tech in Waterloo.
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LaPorte City
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Albert Kayser
Dick Frye
Animal Science
Sawkeye “Tech
Ottumwa Soybeans Sent to New York For TV Program
Ottumwa area soybeans are en route to New York for a Today Show segment. Barbara Walters, co-host, said she knows little about soybeans and has not seen any. The Ottumwa Courier, marking its 125th anniversary, sent Walters a telegram with a box of soybeans to illustrate farmers’ work.
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Barbara Walters
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Johnson to Attend Clayton County Fair and Wheat Prices Shift
National notes show Iowa Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Johnson plans to attend the Clayton County Fair on August 11 to support farming families. Wheat prices fluctuated with reports of prices around 3.85 to 4.06 per bushel as government and cooperative actions loom, sparking farmer expectations and concerns.
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Iowa
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