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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1973
Page
6
Analysts led by Kyle Randall review prospects for 1975 weathering oil shocks and farm surpluses. They warn fertilizer shortages and higher costs could curb production while global stocks recover and world prices shift.
Washington reports show administration farm leaders pressing for a grain reserve as a hedge against shortages and high prices. Hearings are planned in Iowa to address beef and grain price issues, with broad invitation to farmers, bankers, and workers, while officials push for market incentives over mandates.
W Robert Parks ISU president names thirteen business education government and civic leaders to the Iowa rural development advisory council. Leo Kolmer ISU dean of agriculture will chair the panel and guide the rural development program. other members include Dale Cochran state legislator Jack Elliott Wendell Halversen and Wilson Moon. The council aims to boost rural America by coordinating research extension and funds for development projects across Iowa communities.
Conference at Veterans Memorial Auditorium highlights large exhibit of agricultural fertilizer and chemical products. Speakers include Paul Dahm and Leroy Wat h, with panelists on spraying, weed control, and crop management. Event hosted by Iowa Extension Service and agronomy department.
Agricultural leaders from ISU College Agriculture and Fortizer Institute discuss fertilizer yield improvements. Key figures include Robert Nyvall extension pathologist and Warren Dewhanwees president, with researchers Merle Bruch and George Piensa offering practical tips for soil and crop nutrition.
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