Lowa Beef Resumes Operations After Wage Dispute
Lowa Beef Processors Inc resumes operations at Dakota City Nebraska after a wage dispute with about 400 union members off work for 15 days. The strike affected roughly 20 workers. The firm announced plans to reopen and invited prospective applicants via a letter to employees.
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Parity Rise Seen in 1973 Highest Since 1954
Washington AP reports unofficial 1973 farm parity ratio at its peak since 1954, driven by factors including the Russian wheat deal. Prices rose 1.4 percent Nov 13 to Dec 15, with parity around 86 percent. Analysts expect 1974 to stay strong amid record farm incomes and export demand, while inflation reshapes costs and farm prices.
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Elkader dairy plant begins Grade A milk intake for Italian cheese
Mid-America Dairy Elkader plant starts receiving bulk Grade A milk this week after previously handling manufacturing grade. Plant manager David C. Schulte says 50,000 pounds daily capacity, unlimited receipt possible, with initial load reloaded for St. Louis bottling. Conversion to Italian cheese curd planned by end of February, contingent on equipment arrival, aided by a pilot pricing formula benefiting Elkader members.
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Soviets Predict Record Grain Output This Year
MOSCOW AP Soviet government foresees grain production surpassing 221 million tons this year as State Planning Committee Chairman Nikolai Baibakov tells the Supreme Soviet the forecast is for a record harvest.
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Johnson Yield Projections Hint Higher Farm Output
US agriculture department projections suggest American farmers could raise major crop output by up to 5 percent over a decade. The report notes gains from hybrid seeds, fertilizers, and better irrigation, while warning real gains depend on investment in tax support, research, and new technology.
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