Hagen Succeeds Cherry on State Soil Committee
DES MOINES A Allema towAN county farmer Walter R. Hagen of Waterville is named to a six year term on the state soil conservation committee succeeding Fred Cherry of Rowley. George Annan of Clarinda is reappointed to a second six year term representing the Southern Town Conservancy district.
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Waterville
State Soil Conservation Committee
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Fred Cherry
Rowley
George Annan
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Sherry Ray
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Allamakees County
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Futrell Sees Longer Term Pork Profits Under Strong Prices
ISU economist Gene Futrell urged pork producers to consider longer term profit potential rather than cutting back. He cited strong current market prices and lower feed costs likely later, predicting moderately expanding production could be more profitable. He noted rising soybean meal prices may ease with larger soybean plantings and lower protein costs, potentially boosting 1975 livestock profitability.
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Dysart Steer Show Scheduled for July 8
Dysart junior steer show set for Sunday July 8 at the Dysart fair grounds with about 1200 dollars in prize money. Local and township exhibitors from Dysart Geneseo district may enter with breeds including Angus Charolais Hereford and Shorthorn. Entry fee is 14 and health certificate required before judging which starts at noon with weigh in by 10:30. Local show Friday July 7 at 7 40 pm awards include trophies ribbons and prize money.
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Fire destroys Liederkranz cheese plant in Ohio
A major portion of the Barden Co cheese plant at Van Wert Ohio, the world’s only plant making Liederkranz cheese, burned in a blaze that raged for hours. Firefighters from six surrounding communities battled the flames. several firefighters suffered smoke inhalation but no injuries were reported. Cause undetermined and no immediate damage estimate available.
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Meat Production Up in May Yet Falls From 1959 Levels
Meat production in May rose 13 percent from April but was 4 percent below May 1960 figures, the Agriculture Department reports. First five months show red meat at 14.5 billion pounds, a 5 percent drop from a year earlier, with beef veal pork lamb and mutton totals rising versus April yet uncovers a yearly decline overall. Census to count about 2,979,000 farms this year, down nearly 2 percent from 1959 and the lowest since 1870.
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Officials Ponder Soybean Reserve Size Amid Embargo
Washington AP. Officials debate U.S. carryover of soybeans for Sept 1 as export embargo and allocations cut supply. Secretary Butz expects embargo saving about 30 million bushels, leaving carryover possibly near zero. Estimates vary. exporters claim 92 million bushels still to ship this year, risking a tight or empty bean supply.
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U.S
Benton County DHIA Reports Production Highlights
May dairy records from Benton County DHIA show multiple Holstein and Brown Swiss cows with high butterfat production. Notable animals include a three-year-old owned by Ronald Schantacker of Newhall with 17,40 pounds milk and 7H butterfat, and others owned by Wilbert Becker Watkins Ray Bechulle Norway and Dennis Bierschenk Van Horne. A classified line encourages placing a wanted ad by dialing 99¢-8294.
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Vinton
Benton County
Watkins
Ray Bchulle
Norway
Dennis Bierschenk
van Horne
Elijah Criticizes Soybean Embargo Critic
HUDSON The embargo on soybeans and soybean products will cause a severe inadequacy of domestic foods in the U S within six months and jeopardize the international balance of payments, says Dick Elijah Iowa Soybean Promotion Board president. Elijah spoke after the administration announced the embargo, which reportedly lasts until Det Li. He deplores the action noting American dollar dependence on agricultural exports could trigger a dollar decline, increasing prices on imported fuel oils and essential products for American consumers.
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U. S
Dick Elijah
Iowa
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