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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1969

Page

5

Des Moines Panel Sets Talk on Water Pollution Rules

The Iowa Reef Producers Association lists a February 7 panel on proposed water pollution regulations featuring Dale Awtry deputy secretary of agriculture Ambrose Maenchrath director Arley Wilson Marshalltown Ted L Willrich Ames Ray Bailey Clarion and L B Liddy Dr John Herrick Dudley Campbell Bill House. The 57th annual meeting runs February 6 and 7 at Hotel Savery in Des Moines with additional speakers from ISU Extension and ANCA.

Des Moines Iowa Reef Producers Association Dale Awtry Ambrose Maenchrath Low Water Pollution Control Commission Arley Wilson Marshalltown Ted L. Willrich Ames Ray Bailey Clarion Hotel Savery L. B. Liddy Iowa Secretary of Agriculture John Herrick Iowa State University Extension Dudley Campbell Texas American National Cattlemen’s Association Bill House ANCA

Soybean prices and acreage policy eyed to shift outlook

A complex soybean outlook faces changes as officials consider reducing the $2.50 per bushel price support or imposing acreage restrictions. With exports and meal use rising, government stockpiles and public funds of about $750 million are tied up, prompting calls to reallocate subsidies and adjust policy.

L. H. Simert Ilnets Urbana U.S United States

Court orders destruction of 600 pounds of lamb legs

In Los Angeles a federal court ordered the destruction of 600 pounds of misbranded lamb legs seized by USDA under the Wholesome Meat Act of 1967. The meat, intended for export, was halted after an inspector found it was cut up without federal inspection and diverted toward a non inspected packing plant.

Washington Federal’ District Court Los Angeles Calif U.S U.S. Department’ of Agriculture Usda’s, Consumer and Marketing Service USDA Hollywood Meat and Provisions Co., Inc C&ms

Complex soybean market sentences confuse future prices

The article lists feeds and protein substitutes like urea and notes high protein feeds benefit from lower soybean prices. It says most soybean oil goes to food products with a small share to paints and plastics, while edible products include lard and various oils. It highlights uncertainty in production, demand, programs, and prices due to the market complexity.

Christmas Tree Assn Elects New Officers in Newton

New officers of the Iowa Christmas Tree Growers Assn were elected at the Newton meeting. James Strautman of Carroll is president, Tom Thorpe of Des Moines is vice president, and Carl Ripper of Des Moines is secretary. New directors include Ripper, John Winebrenner of Des Moines, and J. M. Budd of Osage. E. J. Weigle of Decorah was re elected executive secretary treasurer. J. A. McKenzie of Fairfield was re elected to represent the Iowa Association on the National Christmas Tree Growers board, Ed Clark will serve on the Iowa Horticultural Society board.

Iowa Christmas Tree Growers Assn Newton James Strautman Carroll Tom Thorpe Des Moines Carl Ripper Ripper John Winebrenner J. M. Budd Osage E. J. Weigle Decorah Winneshiek J. A. McKenzie Fairfield Iowa Association National Christmas Tree Growers Assn Ed Clark Iowa Horticultural Society

Upcoming Farm Auctions Across Iowa Exposition

A sequence of farm auctions listed by date and location across Iowa. Items include machinery cattle grain hay livestock and farm equipment with sellers such as Arthur Bezdek Edward Hussman Otto Schmidt Richard Heutmann Russell Davis Duane Thomas Leo Weseman Charlie Da Bonte A W Martin Marvin Brandt Dennis Gudenhauf Wallace Baddicker Nelson Zobeck Donald Palmer Fred Watton Hawkeye Polled Hereford Assn Delbert Krug Atkins manager.

Arthur A. Bezdek Cedar Rapids Edward Hussman Anamosa Misc Richard Heutmann Otto Schmidt Este Keystone Harold J. DeSotel Russell Davis Millersburg Charles Winekauf Tipton Duane Thomas Alalisis San Sala Angus. Com Leo W. Weseman Olin Belle Plaine Pam Hampshire A. W. Martin and Sons Fayette Harold Thoman Atkins Marvin Brandt Dennis Gudenhauf Manchester Wallace Baddicker van Horne H.b Nelson Zobeck Norway Apt Rolland Brecht Af Newhall Donald Palmer Fred Watton Alburnett Marth Hawkeye Hereford Assn Hawkeye Downs Delbert Krug

Shucks Let’s Talk It Over By Kreps On Market Trends

Kreps of the Marketing Division notes U S market shifts with 100000 Americans worth over 4 million dollars. Population roughly 210 million. In March 1986 as of age one year and older 36.7 percent changed address since 1965. Teens own stock, savings rise. marketing must reach mobile teenage spenders.

Yse Kreps State Department of Agriculture Guromary America U.S

Iowans Renamed to F B Advisory Posts

Des Moines two Iowans have been reappointed to Farm Bureau committees. Dean Kieckner of Rudd will stay on the national livestock advisory committee and William R. Phelps of Swea City has been named to the poultry advisory group.

Des Moines American Farm Bureau Federation Dean Kieckner Rudd Iowa Farm Bureau Federation National Livestock Advisory Committee William R. Phelps Swea’ ‘City Poultry Advisory Group

PCA Scholarships Offered by ISU Scholarships

The 39 Production Credit Associations in Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota will award six 500 scholarships for the 1969-76 college year to farm and ranch boys planning to study at their state's college of agriculture. Applications available through local PCA offices, vocational instructors, county extension agents, or high schools. entries due by March 1 with Iowa timing February 5.

Omaha Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Crosram College of Agriculture Land Grant University PCA Williamsburg Vivian Jennings Williamsburg State University Ames

Government dairy purchases fall from 1967 to 1968

The Commodity Credit Corporation reduced market purchases in 1968 to 5 billion pounds of milk or 4.4 percent of farmer marketing, down from 7.4 billion pounds or 6.5 percent in 1967. Factors include lower production, smaller imports, and higher commercial use.

Washington Commodity Credit Corporation Department of Agriculture USDA U.S CCC Parr Cohese

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