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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1969

Page

47

Iowa Moves to Tighten Brucellosis Controls in Cattle

Iowa State extension veterinarian Dr. John B. Herrick cites progress lowering brucellosis from 10 percent to 0.5 percent and outlines new legislative measures focusing on vaccination, identification, and importation. The plan includes back tagging for cattle two years old and older at slaughter and a 12 month quarantine on beef cows and heifers imported for feeding or grazing, lifted only after a negative brucellosis test.

Ames John B. Herrick Iowa State University Iowa Herrick Hertick

Food Cost Trends Show Slower Wage Growth in 1960s

A USDA report finds farm and retail food costs rose 24 percent in the 1960s while the consumer price index gained 20.4 percent. The Market Basket shows yearly increases 0.6 percent 1957–59 to 194, and 2.5 percent 1964–68, with food buyers spending a smaller share of income. Farmers received 39 cents of every food dollar in 1968, up one cent from 1967.

Washington U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Economic Research Service U.S Tha Meansnanta Ohana Aneans Asd

Food dollar shift raises share for processors and transport

The text notes that 61 cents of each food dollar goes to processors, packagers, and transporters, with marketing costs driving two-thirds of the rise in American food costs from 1957-59 to 1968, highlighting the growing role of middlemen in the pantry.

Staley criticizes 1969 soybean price support cuts

NFC president Staley denounces Hardin’s move to cut price supports by 25 cents, saying farm groups pulled in opposite directions. He notes the decline would trim 250 to 300 million dollars in net income and urges unity to push higher prices. Iowa soybean output fell behind and soybean meal substitutes gain.

Corning UPI Oret Lee Staley National Farmers Organization Staley Agriculture Clifford Hardin Farm Bureau NFC Palmby

Officials Eye Effect of Lower Soybean Price Prop

Washington AP officials weigh how reduced soybean price supports will affect planting. Agriculture Secretary Palmby and aides debate whether lower rates deter production yet emphasize letting soybeans compete in free market. March 1 planting intentions could shift after the recent cutbacks. Open to 42 million acres planned last year but actual plantings were 41.6 million.

Iowa Washington U.S USDA Palmby Don Kendall Clifford Palmby M. Hardin Hardin Clarence D. Palmby Department

March livestock auctions and sales listed across Iowa venues

A schedule of multiple livestock and farm equipment auctions and dispersals in Iowa from March 10 to March 22. Listings name dates times locations and sellers including Fayne G Fuhrman Smi NW Independence Lis ton Swine Testing Station M H Stotherson Victor Leona Prusha Ryan James E Long Hills Don Griner Walker and others with items such as cattle hogs machinery cattle and hay.

Orville Checker & Sons Columbus Junction Fairgrounds Fayne G. Fuhrman Smi Independence Iowa Yorkshire Boat and Lisbon Angus Grinnel Livestock Exchange M.H. Stotherson Victor Stanley Jordan Central City Alvin Collmann Edge Prairieburg Leona Prusha Belle Plaine Herman Hartman Ryan James E. Long Alami Brandon Mach Fred Schenk Walker Eaet Don

Farm Program Changes Will Be Slow

Analysis argues that farm policy will change slowly not drastically due to entrenched interests and congressional dynamics. It notes farmers are split into specialized groups, Congress controls bills, and national priorities focus on Vietnam crime and pollution, making sharp reform unlikely.

Preparation H Shrinks Hemorrhoids and Relieves Pain

In tests across New York Washington and Midwest medical centers a medication named Preparation H reduced swelling and relieved burning itch in most hemorrhoid cases. It treats irritation without narcotics or stinging ingredients and is available as ointment or suppositories with no prescription.

New York New York City Washington, D.C Midwest Medical Center

Culver to Speak at Linn Soil Conservation Banquet

Culver will speak at a Linn soil conservation district banquet to be held at Indian Creek Elementary School Marion at 6 38 p m. Polls open there from 6 to 8 p m to elect a soil conservation district commissioner.

Bewn’s Secnad Jobe Culver Linn Coly Indian Creek Marion Soil Conservation District

Schnittker calls for limiting farm payments in Congress

Washington AP reports Dr. Joan A. Schnittker former undersecretary of agriculture urges Congress to consider capping government payments to farmers. He notes this stance from late Johnson years but kept it private due to Democratic policy. Former Ag Secretary Orville Freeman opposes ceilings on direct payments. Dr. Schnittker is an agricultural economist at MIT Sloan.

Congress Washington Joan A. Schnittker Schnittker Johnson Agriculture Orville L. Freeman

Naming of Trade Negotiator Urged

Leaders of four major farm groups urged President Nixon to name a White House trade negotiator with highest priority. The post has been vacant since the Johnson era and there is debate about whether Nixon will fill it. Maurice Stans favored moving the post to the Commerce Department.

Washington Fara Nixon White House Johnson Commerce Maurice Stans

Cols president comments on seven week signup period

The statement indicates the department extended the signup period to seven weeks so farmers in several states can have more time to participate in the program.

Wae AnnieSarian

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