LBJ Adverse Economic Advisers Report to Congress Outlook
The council warns that world export competition will rise in future. Wheat may face greater competition from traditional exporters and Western Europe. cotton and tobacco from developing countries. synthetic fibers may curb U.S. cotton exports. Domestic farm outlook remains favorable with rising incomes, aided by the 1965 Food and Agriculture Act, though rural poverty persists in the South Appalachia Ozark regions and among migrant farm workers.
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USDA Predicts Turkey Crop 7 Percent Higher
The USDA projects a turkey crop of 112.1 million birds this year, up 7 percent from last year's 104.7 million and 4 percent above the 1964 record. Regional increases include South Central 14 percent, South Atlantic and West 9 percent each, North Atlantic 7 percent, West North Central 4 percent, and East North Central 3 percent.
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South Atlantic
West
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West North Central
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Coming Farm Auctions Across Clear Lake Area
A sequence of farm machinery grain livestock and house goods auctions listed by date February 1 to February 24 with multiple locales including Kalona Olin Monticello Mechanicsville Cedar Valley Vinton Mt Vernon Atkins and Mt Vernon. Numerous sellers such as Leo E Lanka Virgil Ferguson Gilbert Wernimont Adolph Christensen Ollie Kula Harold Platner Lewie Renken and Francis Pat Wotrab.
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Prairieburg
Larry Cronbaugh
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Harold
Platner
Miles
Lisbon
Lewie J. Renken
Anamos
Francis
Pat
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4-H Alumni Key Award Given to Mrs Van Wert
Mrs Alice Van Wert of Hampton has been selected for the national 1966 4-H Alumni Gold Key award, one of eight nationwide. She manages a 40 acre farm with her son Jay and chairs the Iowa Farm Bureau Women, while her family includes David at Swift & Co in Wilson North Carolina and Sondra and Patricia in college and university programs.
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Iowa State University
Fresh Pork
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Wilson, N. C
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Drake University
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Females Crowned at Iowa Angus Show and Sale
Des Moines reports at the Iowa Angus Association event at the State fairgrounds Nicholls Angus Acres Granger took open class champion female. Wal-Mar Farms Manilla owned the reserve. Welco Acres Spencer exhibited the senior heifer calf as calf champion and futurity open show champion. Futurity reserve champion entered by J Robert Carr Crawfordsville. Bulls judged Monday with sales of bulls Tuesday and females Wednesday.
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Femaale
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Fayette Extension Council Elects Officers
Officers chosen at the Fayette county extension council reorganization meeting include Earl Gibson of Fayette as chairman Eugene Sliter of Fayette as vice chairman Duane Strong of Elgin as secretary and Wayne Miller of Oelwein as treasurer.
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Four 4 H Parties Planned in Delaware County
Simultaneous 4 H gatherings set for Saturday from 7 30 to 9 30 p m. in the old gymnasium at West Delaware county community school Manchester and the Earlville school gymnasium host locations.
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Starmont FFA Wins Calf Show at Beautena Royal
Starmont FFA member Ken Hansen won first place with a July Holstein heifer calf at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids during the eighth annual Beautena Royal show. Second and third went to Gordon Yuska Hudson FFA and Ron Childress Oelwein FFA. Judge Robert Fincham of Consolidated Breeders. Showmanship winners were John Sarbeck Elkader FFA Gordon Yuska and Mike Faust Jesup FFA. Top sale price was $360 for the second-place calf to Mike Stewart Maynard. first place sold for $350 to Robert Levi Maynard. Sixteen calves averaged $195.
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Ron Childress
Se Oelwein Ffa
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Mike Faust
Jesup Ffa
Ft P
Mike” Stewart
Maynard
Robert Levi
Gains Predicted for World Oilseed Trade
The Foreign Agricultural Service forecasts higher world exports of oilseeds oils and fats in 1966 than 1965 and near the 1964 record. Movement from the United States is expected to remain the dominant factor in the global trade.
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Washington
Wpi
Foreign Agricultural Service
United States
Clayton County Youth Wins 4 H Poultry Trip
Nile Zieman of Luana is named one of four Iowa 4-H delegates to the thirteenth annual Junior Poultry and Egg Fact Finding conference February 10 to 13 in Kansas City Missouri. He is an animal science freshman at Iowa State and state reporter for the Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America. The other delegates are Neil Froning Dougherty Marvin McGlynn Boone and Joyce Riessen Walcott. Accompanying them are Donald P Olson Davenport and Robert A Jungk Ames Iowa State extension poultryman.
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Iowa
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Neil Froning
Dougherty
Marvin McGlynn
Boone
Joyce Riessen
Walcott
Donald P. Olson
Davenport
Scott County Extension Associate
Robert A. Jungk
Ames
Iowa State Extension Poultryman
Farm Bureau Opposes Renewal of Wheat Agreement
The American Farm Bureau Federation opposes extending the international wheat agreement. It argues the pact has not significantly expanded world trade or U S exports. The agreement aims to stabilize prices and supplies via export quotas and price bands.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
U.S
Iowa Corn Harvest Mix Shifts Toward Combines in 1965
A study based on 2,274 Iowa farmers shows about 74 percent of corn for grain harvested by mechanical pickers in 1965, with 19 percent by combines. Acres harvested by combines rose 48 percent from 1964 to 1,980,000, while field pickers declined from 81 to 75 percent.
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Iowa
Towa
Delaware Hog Show Judges Named for Sixth Annual Event
Judges for the Delaware county spring market hog show on February 19 at the Manchester sale barn are Grover C. Miehe vocational agriculture instructor at Monticello Community School and Kendall Anderson of Bath Packing Co. in Waterloo. A free ham supper for exhibitors is planned March 8 at 7 p.m. in the American Legion hall in Manchester. Entry forms are available from the county extension office hog buying stations banks and vocational agriculture instructors.
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Delaware County
Grover C. Miehe
Monticello Community School
Kendall Anderson
Livestock Service Department
Bath Packing Co
Waterloo
American Legion Hall
International Winner To Visit Dubuque Bank
Someday the 1 040 pound Angus grand champion steer from the 1965 International Livestock Exposition in Chicago will be on display from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday February 9 in the main lobby of First National Bank in Dubuque. The steer was fed by a 17 year old Illinois boy and sold for 10 490 dollars at about 10 dollars per pound in the auction after the Chicago event last November.
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Chicago
First National Bank
Illinois
Agricultural Attache Appointed to Argentina
Joseph C. Dodson, Iowa State University graduate student and statistics assistant professor, is named U S agricultural attache to Argentina with offices in Buenos Aires.
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Washington
Joseph C. Dodson
Iowa State University
U.S
Argentina
Buenos Aires
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