Pesticide Speakers Discuss Weevil In Iowa
A news conference in Des Moines featured Jerry DeWitt of Amos Iowa an extension entomologist noting the alfalfa weevil has reached 17 counties since 1962 and is most damaging as larvae in late spring. seven control chemicals are labeled and a new Iowa Department of Environmental Quality leader Kenneth M Karch outlined a balanced but non coordinated pesticide policy system and potential funding impacts on soil cost sharing programs.
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Linn County Pork Clinic Set for January 19
A Linn county extension service pork production clinic is planned for Friday January 19 at the REC building in Marion from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Richard Freeman will lead talks on production outlook litter size and feeding with others including Bildon Hang of Vinton Cedar Rapids and Palmer Mokien of Ames highlighting late developments in swine feeding antibiotics feed additives and regulations A panel of local veterinarians will cover disease prevention including scours PPLO rhinitis TGE and Brucellosis followed by a Q&A session.
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Corn Growers Propose Retaining CCC Grain Bins
Boone Wational Corn Growers Association asks the Agriculture Department to cancel plans to sell CCC grain storage bins. President Walter W. Goeppinger argues the bins should remain under USDA control as a strategic reserve and for use by livestock industries and domestic customers.
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Schuckmanin Heads State NFO Group
CORNING AP E Schuckmann of Hawkeye has been elected president of the Iowa chapter of the National Farmers Organization. Other officers include Richard Steffens Dunkarton vice president Henry Vola of ik hart secretary rank Buss of Royal treasurer and Lyle Doty of Iowa Falls elected to a three year term on the board.
Clark Deplores Cut In FHA Loan Program
Senator Dick Clark of Iowa condemned Nixon administration plans to cut four Farm Home Administration loan and grant programs. He questioned legality of executive orders slashing programs set by Congress and said he would seek reversal in the Senate Agriculture Committee. The cuts target farm housing loans, loans for those with below moderate incomes, and rural water and waste disposal grants.
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Defiance in Arigane Sparks Early Underground Movement
Fragmentary report notes a northeast region near what is now Nagy revealing a nascent underground movement. Arigane and Austrian locales are mentioned amid references to defiant actions and long-ago torts. The text is unclear but signals early resistance tactics and organized dissent.
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Farmers Have a Week To Apply For Rural Aid
AP reports federal disaster loans are available to 19 Iowa counties still listed after a Nixon administration announcement. Rep. William Scherle said the deadline to apply is January 15, with counties including Adair Adams Audubon Cass Clayton Crawford Delaware Dubuque Emmet Madison Mills Montgomery Page Pottawattamie Shelby Union and others. The measure aims to assist farmers facing disaster effects and ongoing impact through emergency loans.
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Farm Bureau opposes cuts in REAP REA FHA funds
The Iowa Farm Bureau urged senators and representatives to oppose elimination of farm aid programs including REAP and REA, while backing targeted savings. It called for preserving catastrophe loan access and low interest rural electric loans, arguing reductions require careful study and could harm water quality, rural development, and coop capitalization.
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