Feeder Cattle Shortage Fears Dismissed by Hereford Official
Kansas City based Hereford Association cattle advisor Bill Helming warns against expanding cow herds in 1973 after January inventory data showed an 86 percent jump in placement heifers and a 3 percent rise in beef cow numbers. He says prices should remain steady and warns supply will respond 3 to 4 years later, urging restraint to avoid future shortages.
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Kansas City
Frien
Bill
Helming
American Hereford Association Cattle Advisory
U.S
Hog Farm Odors Declared Not a Michigan Nuisance
Judge Leo W. Corkin ruled that odors from William Biergan’s hog farm do not violate Michigan antipollution laws. The three year case was brought by 66 year old widow Mrs Crandall near Eagle, seeking 250000 in damages and an order to move or curb operations. Neighbors helped with costs.
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ST. Johns
Mich
UPI
Leo W. Corkin
Michigan
Corkin
Burtriece Crardall
Eagle
William Biergan
Biergan
Michigan State University
Michigan Air Pollution ‘Control Commission
Local Livestock Auction Listings With Various Casts and Times
A farm sale roundup lists cattle hogs Holsteins Herefords and mares at multiple locations near Independence Contra City Vinvan Ely Stanwoot Proirebure and Hedley. Times range from early morning to afternoon with several “close out sale” notices and show events including Marl Miele show on February 21.
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Prt
Bem
Bam
Anas
Moth
Erein
Bart Marine
Gaurie Oxley
Aeron
Chega
AN Aui
Rch
Erain
Merie Crontaugh
Domi
Nwoof Lindorm
Avetion
Meche Onn Snyder
Heml
Independence
Sat
Avelita
Leonard Deteus
Geomar Repids Sieport
Agle
Uni
Mach
Arrow
John Happel
S mi
Vinvan
Abeton
Mets Hh
Woods
Kibble Ferkosa
Ely
Clava Et Sais
Mechs
Twautock
Twautock, Cof
Lawrancy
Kroemery
Stanwoot
Wadi Fantt
Harel Aide
Proirebure
Thurhiy Fem
Salmachi
Holsteins
Hoss
Waml
Indépendan
Roach
Helateins
Lus
Earn
John Panwa
Hampshire
Lord Martin
Sans
Marion
Sale
Hawkeye Downs
Clete
Amis Romi
Contra City
Amy Atte
Bull
Lasnard Brecht
North
Eratlat
ASU Ag Student Awards Presented
Iowa State University agricultural students received annual awards from the student agriculture council for outstanding behind the scenes contributions to department clubs. Recipients include Kyla R. Bobaker and Dennis E. Hout from Charter Oak and Fonda, with Dennis P. Dingel and Lloyd A. Crim noted among top student honorees and Roger J. Bruene named outstanding faculty adviser. College speaking contest winners are Darwin J. Miller, Daryl T. L. Sywassink, and Thomas W. Foels.
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AMES
Towa State University Student Agriculture Council
College of Agriculture
Kyla R. Bobaker
Charter Oak
Lloyd A. Crim
Stratford
Dennis P. Din
Gel
Ocheyedan
Dennis E. Hout
Fonda
Roger J. Bruene
Gladbrook
Bruene
Black
Hawk County
Darwin J.miller
Iowa Falls
Daryl TL. Sywassink
Muscatine
Thomas W. Foels
Postville
Solon Man Has Champion Boar At Louisville
Solon Iowa breeder Maurice Miller exhibited the grand champion spotted boar at the 1972 Louisville Barrow show in Louisville Kentucky. The boar set a new record by going 40 Melvin. Miller also showed the reserve champion spotted gilt that sold for 300 dollars to Clarence Chappel and Sons of Belvidere North Carolina. The champion pig was tested at the Lisbon Iowa test station under LeRoy Faint before traveling directly to Louisville.
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Louisville
Maurice Miller
Solon
Iowa
Miller
Melvin
Kysela
Moore
Okla
Clarence Chappell and Sons
Belvidere
N. Car
Lisbon
LeRoy Faint
Millersburg Horse Group Names Officers
The Millersburg Horse and Pony Association set September 4 for the eleventh annual accredited show drawing the largest crowds. New officers named Milford Collingwood Williamsburg president David McCartney Millersburg vice president Mrs Callingwood treasurer and Mrs McCartney secretary.
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Millersburg
Linn Better Crops Club Plans Dinner
The Linn County Better Crops club will hold an awards banquet on Wednesday February 23 at 7 p.m. at Nine’s Steak House in Cedar Rapids. First and second place winners in the corn and soybean contests receive plaques, and state certificates go to high yielding contestants. Two directors will be elected for three-year terms to replace Ed Pentty and Jack Scott. A brief board meeting will elect officers. Bob Pannhuk of Northwestern Bell will present a slide show on The Tomorrow Machine about future communication.
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Linn County
Better Crops Club
Nine
Cedar Rapids
Ed Pentty
Jack Scott
Bob Pannhuk
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Danarle
Meat imports hit quota level as strikes trim shipments
U S Meat imports under a 1964 quota totaled 1.16 billion pounds in 1971, 45 million below the cap. Australia shipped 518 million pounds less than allowed, New Zealand 236 million, while strikes and supply problems reduced actual deliveries. Canada and Canadas own restraint plans affected 1972 expectations, with 90 million pounds predicted but 77 million shipped.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Australia
New Zealand
Fayette
Wayne Brownell
Caf Stanley
Roger Decker
U.S
Westgate
Fayette County
Canadas
Ette
United
State Plan for Conservation Education Seen
The Iowa Conservation Education Council executive committee approved a resolution urging immediate steps to develop a comprehensive state plan for expanded conservation education. Chairman Dr. Paul Joslin of Drake University will offer the council’s membership to help reformulate the plan. The Town Conservation Education Council, a wide network of educators and conservation leaders, runs a teachers workshop each October at the H. camp near Luther, attracting 150 to 200 teachers.
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Des Moines
Iowa Conservation Education Council
Uadin
Guidsine
Town Conservation Education Council
Luther
Town
Humphrey denounces halt in corn purchases
Washington AP Sen Hubert H. Humphrey calls the Nixon admin halt in emergency government corn buying a cruel and misleading hoax on feed grain farmers. He along with other lawmakers urge a 25 percent boost in government price supports for feed grain and wheat. The ex vice president says the administration expects corn prices near 1.05 dollars per bushel under the loan rate.
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Washington
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Congress
Nebraska corn moved to California by NFO action
In Mercer Nebraska about 3500 bushels of Nebraska corn were loaded into a railroad car by National Farmers Organization members from Douglas and Washington counties. Delmar Akerlund and his wife explained the tactic aims to reduce Nebraska supply to lift prices, with corn headed to an NFO warehouse in California until prices rise. The group seeks 300000 bushels moved.
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Mercer, Neb
Nebraska
California
National Farmers Organization
Douglas
Washington
Delmar Akerlund
Valley
NFO
Corning
Calif
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Masonville
Dennis Decker
Canter
Winthrop
Robert D. Blackesley
Millersburg Horse Group
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George Holan
Lady Shade
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Hiway
Libbie Tapkosh
Dawson and Owens
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Lowe Pirena
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Circle Bus
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