First Iowa Corn Board Meeting Set in Des Moines
The Iowa Corn Promotion Board will hold its first meeting on Wednesday March 1 at 9 45 a m in the Conference Room of the Wallace Building Des Moines The agenda includes term selections for board members officer elections and discussions of funding areas and auditing procedures by the Iowa Department of Agriculture. In Ames avian influenza diagnosed in turkey flocks with 10 percent mortality noted by ISU extension vet Cliff Nelson.
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Des Moines
Iowa Corn Promotion Board
Wallace
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Ames
Iowa
Cliff Nelson
Iowa State University Extension
Set-aside programs urged to lift grain prices this year
Des Moines AP Howard Hjort, head of USDA economics, urged wide farmer participation in reserve and set-aside programs to curb supply and lift prices. He warned low participation plus favorable weather could push prices down. 30-40 percent corn, 66-75 percent sorghum, and over 75 percent wheat participation could yield needed reductions. He noted weather remains the dominant factor and the outlook is cautiously optimistic.
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DES Moines
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Howard Hjort
U.S
Hjort
Professional Farmers of America
Area farm auctions and sales schedule
A list of farm auctions and dispersals with dates from February 28 to March 18, detailing livestock types including Holsteins hogs and beef cattle, auction locations near Central City Lisbon Brandon Shellsburg Manchester and LeGrand with sellers such as Dale Gericke Schminke and Sons Tracey McKinley Robert Swanson and Frank Blazicek. The note also mentions a 1977 anniversary remark about Cyrus Vance defending CIA secret payments to King Hussein.
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Dale Gericke
Central City
National Hampshire Swine Registry
Lisbon
Mach
Art Thompson
LeGrand
Chester White Hogs
Schminke and Sons
van Horne
Tracey McKinley
Brandon
Frank Blazicek
Shellsburg
Robert Swanson
Manchester
Cyrus Vance
CIA
King Hussein of
Jordan
U S Beef to Serve School Lunches Only
The government will purchase only U S beef for donation to school cafeterias to appease protests over Canadian cattle. Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland, citing feeding programs for children and the elderly, says imports are limited to meat from federally inspected slaughtered animals. His gesture targets farmers and the American Agriculture protest movement amid border blockades earlier in the year.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Pembina
N.D
Bergland
Allan
United States
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