Details Of 1936 37 Corn And Hog Contract Announced
The Agricultural Adjustment administration unveiled a two year corn and hog adjustment contract for 1936 and 1937. It sets base production requirements, payment rates, and regional balance aims to stabilize hog and corn markets amid drought impacts and supply concerns.
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AAA
Ashington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Henry Aa Wallace
Chester C Dams
Corn-Hog Contract Summary Details Two-Year Term
The contract runs from December 1, 1935 to November 30, 1937 with two-year terms. It outlines corn and hog adjustments for 1936 and 1937, including base establishment by local committees, payment rates, planting requirements, divisions between tenant and landlord, and termination conditions.
Corn Hog Two Year Program Set By Agriculture
The 1936 37 corn hog adjustment plan offers a two year program with equitable bases set by appraisal to encourage wider participation and stable incomes. Community and county boards will oversee base allocation and adjustments for corn and hog production with no more than 60 percent hog base adjustments and 25 percent cap on corn base adjustments.
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Lloyd Eveland
Des Moines
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
William McArthur
Mason City
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
South Dakota
Lon D. Silver
Clay Center
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
L. Ackerman
William Carey
John Dougherty
Town
F.C Patton
Louis Lockhart
Thomas H. Lloyd
Verne C Jones
George McQue
Gerald Johnson
Herman Shulte
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Supreme Court
Hoosac Mills
AAA
Ray Murray
Four Months Old Colt Sells for 98 Dollars Near Greeley
Farmer Art Bockenstedt of Greeley sold a four month old sorrel mare colt to Fred Binning of Dyersville for 98 dollars. The dam of the colt sold recently for 300 dollars.
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Greeley
Art Bockenstedt
Fred Binning
Dyersville
Argentine Corn Imports Build Into U S Markets
Argentine corn continued to compete with domestic offerings at Atlantic and Pacific coast markets last week. A cargo of 220000 bushels arrived in Los Angeles and 280000 bushels in New York. Argentine corn in storage was offered in New York at 72 and 73 cents a bushel duty paid, versus domestic quotations around 81 1/4 cents. On November 29 Argentine corn for January shipment was quoted at Buenos Aires at 37 1/2 cents.
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Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
New York
Buenos Aires
Farm Auction Calendar For Early December
A sequence of closing out farm auctions listed by date and location. Ed Kikebusch near Garrison opens the week, with multiple farms and horse sales across Sigourney Lisbon Oxford Jct Olin Monticello Mt. Vernon Cedar Rapids Dumond-Hepker and Swisher Victor, culminating with Angus cattle sale at Victor.
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Ed Kikebusch
Garrison
Sigourney
R. D. Kelley
George Straub
Lisbon
Frank Koranda
Oxford
Eugene Emerson
Olin
Miller and
Owens
Waubeek
I. E. Ware
Dumond-Hepker
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Smrchek
Angus
M. H. Brothersen
Victor
Tenant Buys 200 Acre Iowa Farm At $95 An Acre
Independence reports TENANT PAYS $90 AN ACRE FOR FARM. Mark Hogan, who has farmed as a tenant for years, purchased the 200 acre property southwest of Winthrop for $19,000 a price of $95 an acre. The Aetna Life Insurance company was the seller and Smith and Beatty of Independence handled the deal.
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Gazette
Independence
Mark Hogan
Winthrop
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Smith and Beatty
Independence Real Estate
Harold Bare
Ames
McClure
Buchanan County
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Maquoketa
Leonora V. Boyd Merrero
Henry Becker
Grain show honors go to region three exhibitors in Chicago
Region 3 winners include White corn John Justice Ankeny first and Carl Holden Williamsburg second. Yellow corn honors go to Carl Holden first and second with other placements. Soybean varieties awards note Myron Schuhart Dysart and Hans Frehner Williamsburg. Canadian wheat king Wilford Stavely Alta. earns 13th world title in 16 years.
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Chicago
Lonal Grain
John Justice
Ankeny
Carl Holden
Williamsburg
Amos Bailey
Wapello
Walter Russell
Indianola
John H. Williams
Atlantic
Lavern Spencer
Ross
Frank B. Goeke
State Center
Forest H. Ford
Tipton
Myron Schuhart
Dysart
Hans Frehner
Fred S. Geigel
Irvington
Kenneth Scott
Spencer
Oscar Walstrom
FE. R. Mawdsley
Gilman C. Stewart
Greensburg
Ind
National Committee On
Stewart
Indiana
H. Clayton Fox
Imbler
Ore
Charles Vanderwork
Waukomis
Okla
Thomas E. Wilson
Wheat King
W Frelan Wilford
Stavely
Alta
Guaranteed Home Treatment for Drunkenness Cures
A prescription free method, covertly added to coffee or tea, claims to curb alcohol cravings. Marketed as a 20 year proven plan, it promises no harmful drugs and aligns with a wife’s hope to restore her husband. Free booklet offered by Health Remedy Products in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
New Zealand Butter Imports Seen Light This Season
December dairy imports from New Zealand are expected to be light as prices in the United States stay high. With duties lifting cost above 35 cents a pound, buyers hold off while domestic butter prices trend firmer. Cheese and egg markets show upward movement while turkeys and storage stocks adjust ahead of Christmas trade.
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New York
New
Chicago
Minnesota
Midwest
Wisconsin Board
Wisconsin
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