Counties Get 7 000 to 23 000 In State Soil Cost Share Funds
The state allocates 1 500 000 for soil conservation cost sharing to counties in eastern Iowa. Clayton Tama and Winneshiek lead with 23 000, Louisa and Muscatine receive 7 000 each. Funds fund permanent practices at 50 50, with 75 percent match mandated. County totals derive from the 1967 conservation needs inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Higginbottom
Des Malnay
State Department of Soil Conservation
the Gazette
Clayton
Tama
Winneshelk
Louisa
Muscating
Higginbottam
Bocalisa Jt
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Stabilication and Conservation Service
ASCS
Agricultural Conservation Program
Sail Conservation District
Congressiag
Higginbottom
Iowa
Allamaker
Ronton County
Buchanan County
Cedar County
Clayton County
Layatte Counnty
Towe
Johnson County
Jonas County
Keokuk County
Linn County
Louisa County
Muscatine County
Poweshtak County
Tama County
Washington County
Fir
Lcoy
Winnenhiek County
Waa
Factors Threaten U.S. Crop Boom Says Iowa Official
Des Moines reports Agriculture Secretary Robert Lounsberry warns Nixon Phase IV may fail to boost farm output without favorable weather and other factors. Iowa faced record crops in 1967 and 1972, but projected yields this year may dip due to adverse weather, late planting, and reduced federal payments for idling cropland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Robert Lounsbarry
Nixon
Iowa
Crop report shows Iowa crops in good shape
Heavy rains across Iowa left crops in good to excellent condition by week’s end. Soybeans show 2 percent blooming and 15 percent podding. corn condition strong with 40 percent of fields at least good. Harvest progress varies by region with western counties nearing full harvest and winter wheat emergence noted.
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Iowa
Moaty
Witaat Haevest
Vlaver Wye
New Ruling Gould Prevents Increased Milk Importation
Washington dairy industry spokesmen and farm groups battled a federal judge over the 1970 agricultural act and a plan to raise imported milk supplies. The National Milk Producers Federation argued a court injunction could block an increase in nonfat dry milk imports, while lawmakers debated subsidies and market pricing. A federal hearing was set for August 1 to examine the legal challenge and potential impact on farmers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pank Mdor
Lie
American Farm Bureau
Howe Ol
William
J. Kubfusy
Walilerment
Kuhives
Congress
a/Nixon
Federation
Jones
Poris
Fed
Washington
UPI
Dairy Industry
Hex
William B. Jones
National Milk Producers Federation
Farmar Fights City Hall To Sell Produce
Chicago farmer Witvoet battles city hall over right to sell vegetables directly to customers from his pickup in a bid to revive a family market tradition. He argues state law and history support farmers markets, while Chicago touts traffic and merchant rights, with legal disputes and occasional jail time cited.
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Chicago
Din Wityoet
Gity Hall
Uckela
City
Are
West Randolph
Near West Side
Towns
Alles
Randolph Street
Gaya Kon- Istant Savigkus
Witvoet
Chisago
Loop
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Farm Bureau Young Farmer Officers
Jon Jones
Ainsworth
Awa Farm Bureau
Dag Jones
James Ingolt
Faysits
Spatad
Darrell Lewis
Emerson
By al Swegie
Fred
Vanley
Soll. Conservation Service Subantials
Ank
Asnet
Saldtte
Infh
Delehs Tarmernis
Lounsberry
McCallsburg
Towa
Faun News
Poland
Capeteria
First Ave
Buffet
ED Sulivan
Roboto
Brussels
Astounding
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Rowoto
Chrysler
Newport
Avtomaile
Pawar Staring
Pawar Brokat
Aleone Tieanad
Savall
Dodge Ite
2Nd Ave
8Th Street
DODGE
Subaru
Imperial
Farmar
City Hall
Mus
Wilvod
Wilvoet
Witvoel
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