Farmers face criticism while soil districts vote in South Dakota
The article reports Corson County South Dakota voters ousting the Fast Corson soil conservation district amid a broader clash between the Soil Conservation Service and agricultural programs. It notes a July referendum in Davison County and details tensions over ACP funding and permanent conservation practices approved by SCS.
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MHS
The
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Program Agency
Triple-A
PMA
ASC
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
SCS
Farmers Association of Payments
Scsj
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
South Dakota
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
W National Limestone Institute
Proceedings of Linn County Board of Supervisors 1958 May 20
The Linn County Board of Supervisors met with Supervisors Sutera Wiley and Henderson present. Motions approved minutes, tax cancellations, and budget items. various accounts and claims were authorized or rejected. A road and bridge project bid was awarded and public notices issued. adjourned to June 3, 1958.
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Iowa County of
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Sutera
Wiley
Henderson
Sppervia Henderson
Thelma
Richardson
Witey
Henereon
Cunningham
Ada Kit
Deep Kin County
Eall
Howes
Supervigor Henderson
Aiesson& Robbins
Bunervisor Wiley
Resic
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Erent Reneer
Sharon Peters
Esaana
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I Henkerson
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Ling County
Iowa
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Stone conservation dispute stirs ACP cost-sharing debate
The Institute resists removing lime stone from eligible conservation practices and faces possible USDA employee crack down as inter-agency tension grows. Secretary Benson discussed the link act with USDA staff amid ongoing fights among agencies and former committee members.
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Houe
South Dakota
Benson
USDA
Agricultural Hall of Fame Names Directors
Seven new members named to the Agri cultural Hall of Fame board of governors in Kansas City include J S Russell farm editor of the Des Moines Register and Tribune. Dr Lyman E Jackson Penn State dean of agriculture was named chairman of a committee to relocate the Hall of Fame site.
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Kansas City
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Des Moines Tregister and Tribune
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Pennsylvania State University
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Lincoln
jNeb
Paul Hiatt
Bethany
Jackson
Agricultural Heard of America
Livestock Judging Association Names New Officers
New officers of the Towa Livestock Judging Association were elected at the annual conference at Iowa State College. James Christy of Nevada was named president, Lon Thompson of Waterloo Rath's Livestock Service as vice president, and Dr. Duane Acker, ISU animal husbandry professor, secretary. More than 0 judges were registered for the two day session.
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Towa Livestock Judging Association
James Christy
Nevada
Stary County
Lon Thompson
Waterloo
Rath’s
Duane Acker
Iowa State College
Lenox Farmer Fined for Exceeding Wheat Quota
Des Moines AP report says district Judge E R Hicklin ordered Lenox farmer George Barrans to pay the government 260.43 for allegedly exceeding his 1956 wheat quota. The government claimed 21 acres were allotted but 35 were planted. Barrans argued part of the land belonged to family members and the allotment was too small. Government attorneys said this was the first wheat sentencing case decided in this court.
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Lenox
Des Moines
APJ
E. R. Hicklin
George Barrans
Barrans
Linn Oats Loan Rate Set At 61 Cents Per Bushel
Linn county oats loan rate for 1958 is 61 cents per bushel, unchanged from 1957. ASC Chairman Gilbert Squires cites harvest to January 31 loan window and notes previous year loans totaling 22,674 bushels. Compliance with acreage allotments is not required to obtain loans on oats.
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Linn Oats
Linn County
ASC
Gilbert Squires
Toddville
Squires
High Energy Gallons Claim Top MPG and Power
A boastful claim highlights high energy gallons delivering top miles per gallon and powerful performance. Details on the mechanism or backing data are not provided in the fragment.
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