Durey Family Receives Farm Family of the Year Honor
Manchester area names Blanchester couple Earl J. Durey and family Farm Family of the Year for Delaware County. They began farming in 1956, received farm ownership and operating loans, expanded with new buildings, adopted contour cropping, and raise 50 stock cows with 20 sows. The family has five children and active community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Earl J. Durey
Blanchester
Farmers Wome Administration
FILA
Delaware County
Ieme
Darey
Ifomn
Soll Conservation Service
Hava
Dureys
Durey
Farm Bureau
Delaware County Swine Producers
Farmers Co- Op
Seeley
James
Andrew
Luann
Jane
Michael
Auction Notice Sparks Rural Sale With Mixed Goods
A fragmented OCR notice describes a rural auction near Central City with grain, livestock, raw herbs, and goods. Names such as Merry Armitrena, Jhaimi, Ettela Kalant, Jack Smith appear among vague directions and times like 12:28 PM. The listing mentions fairground venues and multiple farm items for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Armitrena
Jhaimi
Cina Wault
Trach
Orain
Ettela Kalant
Jack Smith
Mendesia
Mach
Misc
Ady
Dana Relea
Elrport
Ralph Sanderfeld
Conroy
Central City
Teta
Mar
Alournatt
Mandar
Atavys
Farm Groups Seek Extension of Present Farm Act
Washington AP report notes farm organizations urge extension of the current farm act with changes. Milk price supports should be not less than 85 percent of parity for 1973-74, while parity stands at about 72 percent. Advocates call for cost of production studies and a supply management program to protect farmer margins. Corn, wheat groups seek higher loan levels and tax removal on wheat processing to aid independent bakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glenn Lake
North Branch
Mich
National Milk Producers Association
Tthe
Senate Agriculture Committee
Mabry Foreman
Felt Okla
Gratia Sorghum Producers Association
Foreman
Secretary of Agriculture
Walter Goeppinger
Boone
Town
Nationals Corn Growers Association
Independent Bakers Association
American Bakers Cooperative, Inc
Richard B. Kelly
Bureau of Census
Agribusiness Accountability Project
America
Beckman Holstein Sets 760 Pound Butterfat Record
Beckman and Mathis of Coogan own a grade Holstein that posted a 305 day record with 760 pounds of butterfat and 17 620 pounds of milk in January per Linn Dairy Herd Improvement Association supervisor Wendell Donnelly. Loyd Martin and Sons of Marion also achieved over 700 pounds of butterfat with a second grade Holstein producing 722 pounds of butterfat and 19 210 pounds of milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckman and Mathis
Coogan
Linn Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Wendell Donnelly
Central City
DHTA
Loyd Martin and Sons
Marion
Martin
Farms of 100000+ sales to drive future food supply
U S D A projections say by 1985 about 2.1 million farms exist with 830000 including superfarms producing roughly 90 percent of food and fiber. By 1985 most food will come from 168000 large farms, while millions operate smaller off farm ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
John EB. Lee de
Lee
National Agricultural Outlook
USDA
Bureau of the Census
Farm income up $1216 per farm in 1972 report
The Agriculture Department reports average 1972 farm income rose by 1216 per farm, with total net farm income surpassing 3 billion from 1971. Officials predict 1973 will not match 1972 but remain among the highest on record.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Clayton Park
Garnavillo
Bob Trewin
Anl
New Hampton
Clayton County
Total Net farm|Producers Association
Delaware County Names Leaders Of 4 H Projects
Delaware county appoints project leaders for 4 H work in 1973 across hogs woodworking arc welding horse sheep and other areas. Leaders include Milt Retz Ryan Bill Haeusser Jr Bob Barger Wayne Miller in Manchester and many others from Delhi Colesburg and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
Manchester
Beef
Milt Retz
Ryan
Bill
Haeusster
Bob, Barger
Wayne Miller
Swine
Klein Lubben
Deli
Wilbur Kehrll
John, Wa
B. L. Bushnell
Larry Woollert
Jim McDonald
Delhi
Dave Mesch
Warren Keck
Colesbury
Gordon Grimm
Merllry Jasper
Don Maurer
Wellling
Tony Broghammer
Roger] Palmer
Wyoming Rancher Emphasizes 90 Percent Calf Crop Link to Profits
At Ottumwa Iowa the Combelt Cow Calf conference drew 2,100 attendees from nine states Canada and Australia. John J Winninger Meetcetse Wyoming urged high conception rates and short calving intervals to lift profits noting younger calves require rapid gains to reach target weights and advocating smaller cows along with strategic breeding and culling.
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Ottumwa
Wong
John J. Winninger
Meetcetse
Wyo
Coliseum
Canada
Australia
Winninger
Wally Moline
University of Nebraska
Moline
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Blerey Hospital
Rapids
Kirkwood College
Alaquekela Valley High School
Liam
Na- Wana Manor Society
Earl
Aes
Darcy
Ireland
England
Com-Lng Farm Auctions
Previgatty
the Gazette Farm Pages
Beckman Holstein
Statt
Yorkshire Show & Sale
Farmland Industries
Lisbon
Iowa
Yorkshire
Aen Lo Mek Juhl
Seehya Swisher Pean Taal
Storm Lakes
Erlelee
Salew
State Center
Keystone
Japan
Brasil
Lowa
Caditeher
Hidemichi Shirane
Iowa Farm Bureau
Frank Gibbs
New Albia
Alia
Wyoming
Walter F. Wedin
Iowa State University
Wedin
Albia Research Farm
George Ayres
Town State University
Ayres
Tle
Quaker Oats Co
Cedar Rapids
Whitecom
Cost Rapids
P.O. Rox
Cader Rapids
Srd
St. SE
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Coop
Co-Op Agri-Power
Trade In Pace
Linn Co-Op Oil CO
35Th St
Marlon
Gibraltar
Sylvania
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