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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1974
Page
11
Washington report notes a Soviet drive to raise grain output in 1974 to surpass previous peaks. Experts consider back-to-back Soviet crop records unlikely though a strong harvest could reduce U.S. grain demand. Officials cite fertilizer, equipment, and investment as factors supporting growth targets.
U S agriculture officials say the Soviet Union could aid U S shortages by delaying delivery of wheat bought in 1973 and 1974. Officials note Russia seeks to improve consumer prices and bolster its own supply as U S and world crops rebound.
Auction notices run through a set of farm sales, consignments, and closeout sales near Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. Names include LeRay Young, Edwin McVay, Halsteins, Jon Stroke, and LT White. Dates reference Friday February and Saturday February with multiple times and locations within miles of central Iowa towns.
Benwis Lundaysand was elected president of the Paraners Grain Dyalvas Asst PDGA at a res seiurnal minnmarketing meeting. Fred to Sandwig becomes treasurer with four-year term. Lamdsgmard is vice-president. Also elected were Howard Hanson, Valet Seit as vice, and Purl Van Tle Weel as secretary.
Keota owner Howard W Greiner sold three Gelbvieh heifers at the Gelbvieb Classic in Denver Colorado last week. Each animal brought 3100 dollars, reflecting strong demand for the stout half-brother line at the event.
Corvallis researchers led by Arthur Anderson at Oregon State University test converting manure and animal waste into methane for energy. The team, with OSU students, explains sealed anaerobic digestion releases methane used to power engines. a cow could yield substantial volumes of gas, with California trials cited as related examples.
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