AFMA opposes mandatory bargaining bill 8 2995 in agriculture plan
The AFMA matrix argues proposed 8 2995 would disrupt meat milk and egg production by forcing mandatory bargaining across producers. It warns perishable products could suffer if new machinery halts lines, and notes current voluntary associations suffice for price setting while mandatory bargaining undermines the American way of business. The group urges the committee to oppose the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byfacturers Association
Agriculture
Forestry
AFMA
Vallential
Ness
Bargaining Association
Butt
ARMA
Untitled cattle sale fragment near Williamsboro and Marlon
Fragmentary notice describes a cattle sale event with steers and Holsteins, listing locations NW of Williamsboro and NE of Marlon, times around 1250 pm, and mentions sheds and a few names such as Rebarf Cavington and Pate. The OCR text is partial and several names appear garbled.
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Dan
Angus Steers
Mach
Orain
Atel Antoers
Williamsbore
Henkin
Marlon
Tia Jon
Cavington
Ami
Ryan
Den
Land Reform Still Major South American Question
A review of agrarian reform across Latin America notes slow progress and limited success. Leaders like Diaz Ordaz emphasize long-term fixes, while Venezuela, Colombia, Chile take gradual steps toward land redistribution with varying outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
UPI
Chile
Mexico
Paraguay
Peru
Venezuela
América
Gustavo Diaz
Ordazski
Colombia
Jackobs
Ecuador
Foc
Bolivia
Brazil
Urge Focus on Farmers and Competition
The Associated Press reports Robert C. Liebenow urges Congress to consider a dual farm program in 1970. He says one plan should aid farmers unable to compete commercially while another maintains efficient producers. The call emphasizes aiding marginal farmers and preserving overall agricultural efficiency.
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Washington
Inc
Ural Ametica
Robert C. Liebenow
Ealfieiant
Forester Dates Planned for Linn County in January
Linn county residents and others are invited to meet district forester Larry Clark on Monday January 19 to discuss spring tree planting in plots and wind breaks and to learn about timber management and marketing. Roy Hatcher, district forester for Iowa Conservation Commission, will be in Toledo 11 a.m. to span January 19 to discuss forestry practices under the 1970 Agricultural Conservation program including tree planting and woodland improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry ‘Clark
State Conservation Commisgion
Linn
Hatcher
Toledo
Roy
Istrict Forester
Iowa
Onservation Commission
Tamia County
Liebénan
Ardtoo Litteight
America
Jari
B.hatcher
Tama Soil District to elect three commissioners in February
The Toledo area soil conservation district will elect three commissioners at polling places located in the USDA building in Toledo and the Traer Memorial building. Polls will open at 9:00 a.m. and close at 4:39 p.m. on election day.
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Toledo
Ti Ia
Equity Soil Conservation District
USDA
Soybeans in India Seen Boosting Yields and Cropping
Two years into coordinated soybeans research at Nehru Agricultural University, results show potential to raise exports and yields. Experts project up to 65 bushels per acre in some areas with 20 bushels common, as soybeans fit with dwarf wheats and allow multiple crops yearly. The project unites agronomists, pathologists, breeders, entomologists, and economists to advance adoption across irrigated districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabkobs
Is Nehru Agricultural University
India
Jackobs
Sackobs
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Sam
Aif
Dick Cavett Wit
Chan
United States
Punta del Este
Alliance For Progress
Itinn
Forester
Tama Soil District
Noybean
Reme
Oor
Jacko Eye
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Guaranty Bank & Trust CO
Jacolyn Dr
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