Traders surprised by U S hog report
U S Department of Agriculture quarterly hog and pig report surprised traders by showing reduced inventories and lower farrowing plans. Analysts differ on prices with some bullish longer term, while the market shifts to neutral or bearish near term. Iowa and national figures show declines in hogs breeding stock and farrowings.
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al Swegle Wazette
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Market summary and hog prices from Cedar Rapids and Waterloo
Midwest markets report Cedar Rapids hog quotes at 57.50 to 59.00 with higher Tuesday and Wilson discounts by weight. Lamb quotes near 56 to 58 dollars, with hours 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Also grain bid updates No 2 corn at 2.68, soybeans around 6.27, and eggs and cattle figures from the same market area.
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Wilson Foods
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Wilsons
Waterloo Bath Packing Co
C.R. Grain
Pro Farme Grain
Grean
Anon
OWA
Lowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Northwest
N.central
Northeast
Southwest
S.central
Southeast
Aei
Amck
Gri may Vy Market Update and Open Interest
CBOT notes Monday sales totaling 17 334 contracts with open interest at 45 900 up 1 505. Settlement prices are recorded on close. Open interest is reported by CBOT in thousands of bushels.
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CBOT
Venture paying off for roving asparagus farmers
Fred Strohbehn of Reinbeck operates a 1400 acre grain and livestock farm that includes 100 acres of asparagus. His family markets the crop directly from a refrigerated truck in Cedar Rapids, Rochester, and Des Moines, with markets at Farmers Markets in Cedar Rapids and other cities. He notes long term investment and superior quality of home grown asparagus, cut above ground, as key advantages over California competition.
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al Swegle
Fred Strohbehn
Reinbeck
Strohbehn
Reinbeck Canning Co
Gusto
Paul
Karl
Cedar Rapids
Highway 30
Edgewood Road
Strohbehns
Waterloo
Rochester
Minn
Des Moines
Dubuque
Ames
Iowa
California
Michigan
4-H winner moves from tractor to roadster
Vinton resident Bryan Geater 19 earned the state petroleum power title for restoring four antique tractors and now plans to build a roadster using a 1923 Model T body and parts from a 1968 Ford Fairlane and a 1940 pickup. He works at Moore's Manufacturing, studies at Iowa State University, and leads the Harrison Willing Workers 4-H club.
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al Swegle Vinton
State Petroleum Power
Bryan Geater
Vinton
Clark Geater
Geater
Benton County
Des Moines
McCormick Deering
Moore’s Manufacturing and Equipment Co
Iowa State University
George and
Carol Geater
Washington High School
Future Farmers of America
Harrison Willing Workers
Hail and disease devastate Texas cotton crop
United Press International reports roughly two million cotton acres in the Texas High and Rolling Plains damaged by seedling disease and hail. County agents in Donley Briscoe Hall Lamb Lubbock Hockley and Lynn counties confirm 540000 acres already lost and not to be replanted.
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United Press Internation
Commodity News Service
Texas
Donley
Briscoe
Hall
Lamb
Lubbock
Hockley
Lynn
Probate Notices and Executor Appointments in Linn County
Notices announce probate of wills for Sadie Haddy Marvel Steinke Rose Mackey and Rose Mackey with executors named James J Jensen Sr Phyllis J Mackey and Clark Haddy Andrew Haddy plus a notice of real estate contract forfeiture by Jeffry Intlekofen for Hawes property. Dates June 1982 and locations Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa. creditors and heirs urged to file claims within six months.
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Carrue
Iowa
Linn County
Lowo
Sadie Haddy
Clark Haddy
Andrew Haddy
District Court
Magéngo
Lowa
Cedar Rapids
Walter J. All Jr
Marvel Steinke
Marvel . Steinke
Marvel B. Steinke
James J. Jensen Sr
James J. Jensen
Rose M. Mackey
Phyllis J. Mackey
Terpstra, Wilkinson, & van Horne
Jeffry C. Intlekofer
Bosse Ssi
John Lee Hawes
Debra K. Hawes
Elmer A. Higley
Linn County Recorder
Cp Beakergate Service and
Debra K. Hawe
Gregory J. Eppin
Second Avenue
Dry weather hurts Soviet grain growth
Unseasonably warm dry weather slows spring grain growth in the Soviet New Lands, triggering a fourth poor harvest and likely increased grain imports. The Joint Agricultural Weather Facility notes early growth is poor in areas dry for weeks, with rain needed soon. The affected belt runs from Orenburg to Omsk and Pavlodar through Kustanay.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
Agriculture and Commerce Departments
Orenburg
Kustanay
Omsk
Pavlodar
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