Senator Bellivatt Questions Farm Subsidy System Flaws
WABITINGTON AP reports Sen Henry Bellivatt urges scrutiny of Kern County farm subsidy programs. He cites ASCS county committees and local administrators deciding eligibility for set aside land payments and crop subsidies. Bellivatt notes potential conflicts of interest, with officials possibly hiring relatives and applying loose rules that boost federal payments for growers. He calls for investigation by Rep. Talmadge’s agriculture committee as he highlights the county’s high income from subsidies and alleged violations of subsidy regulations.
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Farm Credit Law Expands Lending Powers in 1971 Act
Washington FCA chief Jaenke says new regulations to implement the Farm Credit Act of 1971 will be ready in about three months. The reforms broaden loans to nonfarm rural housing and raise federal land bank lending up to 65 percent of assessed value, marking a liberalization of the Farm Credit system.
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Credit Amenetiis
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Jaenke
Markets to Expand for Farmers in Coming Decade
UN FAO projections foresee global farm product demand rising about 30 percent through the 1970s to 1980, with developing nations accounting for the sharpest growth. Population in low income countries will rise, keeping underfed numbers high, though the absolute total may fall. Poultry leads meat gains while tobacco demand grows 29 percent by 1980 amid regional disparities.
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China
TAO
Asia
Cedar Rapids Area 4 H Award Nominees Named
Twenty four Cedar Rapids extension area teens were nominated for 1972 state 4 H awards. The reviewed pool lists candidates from Cedar County to Johnson and Washington counties with many towns represented. Nominees include Reva Comly, Panna McKinley, Deno Milne, Mary Tiedman, Barb Schmidt, Sara Hemingway, Mary Pitzer, Dennis Orris, Kim Willman, Carolyn Rydles, Alan Rawson, Jo Ellen Viggers, and others from Center Junction to Marion and Washington.
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Cedar Rapids Extension Area
Amone
Reva Comly
Panna Mckinley
Vinton
Deno Milne
Vilon
Mickey ‘Thorman
Hlairslawn
Mary Tiedman
Elviestows
Cedar Cointy
Mary Pitzer
Burnul
Iowa County
Barb Schmidt
Victor
Johnson County
Sara Uemingway
Iowa City
Tones County
Sharon Antons
Center Junction
Stave Harbor
Ustad Junction
Trad Flopy
Oxford Junction
Panatenik
Oxford Diunction
Dennis Orris
Dais Sindels
Mavidlella
Gina Vaunly
Cedar Rapids Emergency and Highway Alter Hours
Readable fragments report Cedar Rapids emergency and highway alteration hours. Details are sparse but indicate an incident affecting city services and road schedules with local authorities responding. Further lines remain unreadable.
Linn County Tax Meeting to Feature Farm Leaders
Speakers Les Kral Kennedy and CO Peterson will open a Linn County income tax meeting with lunch at 11 20 a m The Purebred Beef Clinic at Iowa City hosts experts including Dr Mitch Geagler on nutrition and herd efficiency Dr John Herrick discusses herd health planning Carl Wredvik explains buyer expectations James Peterson covers Iowa Beef Improvement and Leastibe programs Bitar Hang outlines purebred beef breeding Cedar Rapids area breeders invited Reservations requested due to limited space
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Les Kral
Kennedy
CO Peterson
Elinic
Carousel
Towa Cly
Mitch Geagler
Towa State University
John B. Herrick
Towa State University Extension
Carl D. Wredvick
Iowa City Commercial Caw
Guyngta
Burton Offee
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Benson, Linn
Jones
Cedar
Johnson
Washington County
Ottumwa Area 4-H Opens Dairy Heifer Distribution Program
Ottumwa extension area launches a dairy heifer program for rural youth with facilities to raise heifers not in commercial dairy. The Iowa Dairy Association and Iowa State University extension partners distribute calves, aim for 80 heifers, and plan a consignment sale at year end. Participants include Don Wazkmah and Robert Taylor among about 25 youths statewide.
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Jielstein
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Iowa Dairy Association
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Tywa State University
Farm Bureau Dairy Committees
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Dan Vorlker
Lows State University
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Don. Wazkmah
What Ghee
Robert Taylor
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