Linn County 4-H Horse Workshop Sunday Camp Recap
Cindy Meunier and Daisy perform in a bareback show off session at Camp Wapsi Y Central City. Michelle Carruthers struggles to jump Pride as the Linn County 4-H Club wraps a three day horse camp with thirty two youth and five adults participating.
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Cindy Meunier
Marion
Daisy
Linn County
4-H
Cindy
Michelle Carruthers
Alburnett
Pride
4-H Club
Camp Wapsi Y
Central City
Georgia Poultry Firms Face Sub subsidy Pressure Abroad
U.S. poultry growers in Georgia report strong efficiency but losing overseas markets to subsidized competitors in Europe and Brazil. They warn subsidies have slashed U.S. share of Middle East sales from 30,000 tons in 1976 to near zero, urging a level playing field and possible trade action while highlighting Georgia's lead in poultry production.
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Baldwin
France
Brazil
Joe Hatfield
Fieldale
Georgia
Europe
Middle East
Hatfield
U.S
Abu Massey
Georgia Poultry Federation
National Broiler Council
United States
William Brock
Georgia Sons
Sam Nunn
Mack Mattingly
Massey
Agr council drafts plan for national agricultural policy forum
The Agricul ture Council of America plans a National Agricultural Forum to explore long range farm policy options as part of a five year plan approved last September. Interim moderator June Saylor of New Mexico will lead the forum with papers from task forces and state forums to inform possible 1985 legislation.
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Ton
Washington
Agriculture Council of America
Kansas City
June Saylor
Clovis
N.M
U.S
Congress
Time for teen workers on farms sparks hard lessons
A farmer explains the need for reliable part time help with bean walking, bale handling, and weeding while stressing youths must learn work ethic. He shares a story of a teenager hired for a multi day job, then dismissed, prompting a reflection on teaching responsibility over merely finishing a task.
Harvest States Cooperatives forms biggest grain co op
Two longtime cooperatives from the Upper Midwest and Pacific Northwest merge to form Harvest States Cooperatives. Based in Falcon Heights Minnesota the new co op will serve more than 200000 farm members across 16 states from Wisconsin to Oregon Washington and northern California with annual sales around 3 billion.
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Harvest States
Wisconsin
Oregon
Washington
California
ST. Paul, Minn
Upper Midwest
Pacific Northwest
North Pacific Grain Growers of
Portland
Ore
Grain Terminal Association of
Falcon Heights
Minn
Harvest States Cooperatives
Allen D. Hanson
GTA
Harvest
New Roast Beef Rules Set To Start July First
The Agriculture Department announced new federal rules for processing cooked roast beef to cut food poisoning risk. Replacing 145 degree internal temp rules, the updates allow different time and temperature combinations, such as 139 degrees for 15 minutes, applying to roast beef and cooked corned beef in federally inspected plants.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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Jazenu
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Rich Dua
William E. Shultz
Ted Press
Ag Council
Congressional Agricultural Forum
Adrian J. Polansky
Belleville
Kan
ACA
Charles W. Stenholm
D-Texas
Pat Roberts
R-Kan
Gold Kist Ince
Southern States Cooperative
E.I. duPont de Nemours
Western Idaho Production Credit Association
J.I. Case Co
Pioneer Hi-Bred International
The
Upjohn Co
Farmland Industries
Deere & Co
First National Bank of Chicago
Council
Doris Engstrom
Free Lance
Hanson
Department
Perpetual RY
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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