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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1965
Page
11
Agriculture committee advances a farm bill preserving Class I base payments for dairy, wool, feed grains, cotton and wheat. It adds manufacturing milk coverage under marketing orders, allows base transfers among producers, and permits farmer referendums on adopting the Class I base plan.
WASECA Minn The 4 Bases payments to par ticipants on a percentage of Courses in land grant agricultural colleges was stressed by Maryland professor at a national conference. Kellogg urged expanded non degree training and warned declining jobs for the untrained. He said few farm managers have attended an agriculture college. The dairy section proposed a Class I base program in a milk order with a producer referendum.
J.S. compares Soviet agricultural machinery totals including 4,657,000 tractors 2,915,000 trucks and 1,010,000 combines with Soviet Union figures of 1,442,000 tractors 922,000 trucks and 517,000 combines.
Iowa plant pathologists at Iowa State University predict maize dwarf mosaic virus could appear in Iowa cornfields in 1965. Surveys across the state test hundreds of plants for yellow and red to purple leaf streaks and shortened internodes, with symptoms traced to various causes.
Freeman announced the Farmers Home Administration issued its 10 000th rural economic opportunity loan. The $1 800 loan to Sam Newton of Tomahawk in Sampson County North Carolina supports year round work as an independent wood cutter and aims to raise his family’s income from 2000 to 3500 dollars with two helpers.
The National Landrace swine conference in Marshalltown crowned champions including Carl Lambs of Hortonville for the champion barrow and Dr. Howard Koch for the champion bread and wine gis. Normal Wolf of Sheldon earned champion junior show man and Iowa's outstanding junior Landrace breeder. Peggy Brown of Skidmore was named national Landrace queen. The event continued with judging and prize-winner auctions while virus testing on grasses and corn research urged farmer participation.
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