Farmers Need World Trade and Market Coordination
At the Farm Bureau convention in Chicago, national president William J. Kuhfuss urged expanding world market focus, warning that cutting international trade could hurt U.S. agriculture. He pressed coordinated marketing across states, fair bargaining for farmers, and warned against isolating America while praising wage price balance efforts. Also noted Ames Poultry's “Give Eggs a Break” campaign and Tama county 4-H members receiving honorary status and achievement awards.
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Mackinaw
Chicago
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Christmas shoppers seek deals in local want ads
Shoppers flock to neighborhood want ads this season hoping to find bargains on gifts. Vendors push timely offers, highlighting prices and limited stock as they entice holiday buyers to act quickly.
Purebred Beef Clinic Planned in Iowa City
Cedar Rapids area extension office schedules a December 15 purebred beef breeders clinic at the Carousel restaurant in Iowa City. Eildon J. Hans, extension livestock production specialist, says breeders will steer the region’s beef efficiency and offer bulls to commercial producers to boost carcass traits. The Cedar Rapids area shows a 12.8 percent rise in beef cows from 1965 to 1970.
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Eildon J. Hans
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Cedar Rapids
Homecoming for Secretary Earl Butz at Agriculture Dept
Washington UPI reports a sentimental return for Earl L. Butz and his wife Mary Emma to the agriculture department where he once served as assistant secretary from 1954 to 1957. The piece recalls their 1930 meeting at a National 4 H club encampment and notes their long marriage and public quips at a recent department event.
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Maury Emma Powell
North Carolina
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Agriculture Department
Rural Poor Aide Farmers Turn to Nonfarm Plan Approved
State extension officials fund Linn county extension service agricultural aide program to aid poverty level residents. The aide will work with rural low income individuals and be evaluated after a year to determine ongoing support. Richard Freeman says they will seek suitable candidates but are not advertising yet and will ask organization representatives for referrals.
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Linn County Extension Service
Richard Freeman
Linn County
Iowa County Plans Beef Weigh-In Days
Marengo, Victor, and Williamsburg hosts set weigh-in sessions for calves weighing 9 am to 3 pm on December 27. The event targets off-farm employment trends among farmers, with readings from the 1960s through 1989 census data and county highlights across Eastern Town counties.
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