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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1977
Page
10
Miami based horticulturist Paul Soderholm notes growing coffee at home is possible but requires extensive work to yield a pound of coffee. He observes that people in less affluent southern countries often cultivate coffee trees in backyards to save money.
A Subtropical Horticulture Center guide notes coffee trees thrive in South Florida homes with arabica as the common home plant. Seed-to-plant time, lighting, and temperature needs are outlined along with a seven step process from fruit to brew. The guide emphasizes decorative value and modest yields for home growers.
Moscow reports a 1976 grain harvest of 223.8 million metric tons far surpassing 1972. Mesyats says stock meets needs but will follow agreement to buy at least six million tons from the United States. U S officials estimate 6.6 million tons sold since October. bumper crop eases import pressure and frees funds for industry.
Omaha AP report states the National Livestock Feeders Assn NLFA directors approve a plan to consolidate NLFA with the American National Cattlemen's Assn ANCA. Final decision rests with members at the two groups annual meetings with a two thirds vote required. NLFA meets in St Louis Feb 17 18 and ANCA votes Feb 4 in Atlanta. The Denver ANCA meeting occurred on Dec 15. ON THIS DATE in 1947 the FHA announced building standards relaxation.
Carol Foreman executive director of the Consumer Federation of America is seen as a candidate for assistant secretary of agriculture in charge of consumer affairs. Reuben L. Johnson of the National Farmers Union is discussed for top USDA roles, potentially leading the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service.
Kansas and Nebraska report full grain storage as experts warn of limited space ahead of the harvest. Oklahoma officials note unusually large on hand stocks for January amid bumper global crops and low prices. Farmers may store on farm or temporarily place grain on the ground to cope with potential shortages.
Extension council officers in Cedar and Johnson counties were elected this week. Elmer Hahn of Solon becomes Johnson county chairman, succeeding Mrs. Clyde Antone of West Branch. Other officers include vice chairman Bob Rarick, secretary Mrs. Tom Williams, and treasurer Sam Miller, all of Iowa City.
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