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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1971

Page

19

Trade Restrictions Hurt Exports of Farm Products

Iowa State economist Dr. Leo Mayer warns high price supports bite farmers, favoring large operations, with exports policy shaping farm income and land use. He cites Hawley Smoot tariff, predicts multi-million acre reductions in Corn Belt and Plains, plus soybeans impact. Taibos proposes fellow whips to finance exchanges. debate notes Farm Bureau influence.

al Swegle Gait Edie Ames Towa State University Leo ¥. Mayer Ames Mayer Plains Iowa State University Ross Taibos Political Science Wedni Boiders Willard Cochrane University of Minnesota Agriculture Department Cochrane Farm Bureau Talbot

Chile Plans Expropriation of 1155 Private Farms This Year

In Santiago the Allende government aims to expropriate 1155 private farms this year, with over 700 already taken and 455 more expected by December. The agrarian reform official, David Baytermann, says farms larger than 200 acres will be expropriated by 1973, while urging workers to boost production and denying imminent rationing. He cites a positive outlook for next year’s harvest despite planting uncertainty in southern regions. Mexican farmers raised 1167 million turkeys last year valued at $492.2 million.

Santiago Chile Salvador Allende Plang David Baytermann Baytelmann

Monticello FFA Names Star Farmer at Annual Banquet

Mardorf of Monticello named star Monticello FFA farmer at the annual banquet. Foundation awards go to Nick Paulsen Davis Hogan Les Heiken Don Ricklets Paul Zurabach for public speaking. Record book awards honor Garry Zumbiach Les Heiken Mai Paulsen Mike Howie Merlin Brown Nick Pailsen Darwin Ricklets Randy Frimml Doug Streeper. Superintendent John Messerli receives honorary award. Doug Streeper gives invocation. Les Mardoif gives welcome with Louis Zumbach responding.

Monticello Les Mardorf FFA Nick Paulsen Davis John ‘Hogan Les Heiken Don Ricklets Ton Paul Adar Zurabach Garry’ Zumbiach Mai Paulsen Mike Howie Merlin Brown Nick Pailsen Darwin Ricklets Randy Frimml Doug Streeper John Messerli Wasmingter Les Mardoif Louis Zumbach

Marshall Shorthorn Bulls Bring Strong Averages at Marshalltown Sale

The Shorthorn sale at Marshalltown drew bids from adjoining counties. Bulls averaged $473 with top prices around $860 for No-Bo-Ka W Master consigned by Robert C. McKinley. Champion Charger 16th sold for $610 to James Greiner, while the reserve bull went to R. E. Ellbert. Female lots averaged $313.

Marshall Marshalltown Larry B. Marshall Bloomfield Robert C McKinley LaForté City Briedlock Brothers New Hampton Hel-La-Na Trinity George Zinner & Sons Rockwell City Was Penningroth Bros Wellman James' Greiner Keota R. E. Ellbert Stratford E. M. Harold Lime Springs G. W. Donnell & Sons Robert C. McKinley Ronald Baker Montezuma

Tractor Pull at All Iowa Fair Opens July 2

The All-Iowa fair schedules a noon July 5 tractor pull in front of the grand stand with four classes including 7 000 pound modified and stock classes at 7 000 9 000 and 12 000 pounds. West Liberty Lions Club will run the event under fair board chairman David Etzel. The 36th annual fair runs July 2 through July 11. entry blanks are available from the fair or Lions club.

Billy Greiner West Liberty Lions Club David Etzel Fair Board

Movement of Cattle into Feedlots Lags in Iowa

Iowa and other Midwest states see fewer cattle on feed than a year ago while Western and Southern feedlots grow. Futrell of Iowa State cites corn prices and blight fears as factors and predicts a rebound once price relations improve. The National Beef Show in Cedar Rapids June 10 to 15 draws 12 states and over 7,000 awards across divisions.

Iowa Ames Midwest Gene ‘Futrell Iowa State’ University Nebraska Texas California Colorado Arizona Futrell Putrell Furrell Southwest Cedar Rapids Indiana Ilinois Missouri Montana Oklahoma South Dakota Wisconsin Wyoming Dennis Walker Greenway Farms Radcliffe Hawkeye Downs

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