Grant Warns California Labor Ruling Endangers Property Rights
Allan Grant of the American Farm Bureau said a California Supreme Court ruling granting labor organizers wide access to farm property could set a damaging precedent for property rights nationwide. The case arose from a CALRB access order, ruled unconstitutional by a Fresno federal court, then sent back on appeal for state court determination.
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Park Ridge
Ill
California
Supreme Court
Sacramento
U.S. Agriculture
Allan Grant
American Farm Bureau Federation
Grant
Visalia
Calif
California Farm Bureau
U.S. Supreme Court
California Agricultural Labor Relations Board
CALRB
U.S
Fresno
U.S. Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Maple Valley Beef Marketing Program Starts May 1
Sioux City reports that the Maple Valley slaughter cattle marketing program launches May 1 in Western Iowa. Five county Farm Bureaus and the Producers Commission Assn announce 11 000 cattle consigned from Ida Monona Sac Woodbury and Crawford counties with 20 000 head needed to begin. Leonard Carstensen says the plan will create a more uniform market and widen buyer access for members.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Producers Commmission Assn
Maple Valley
Ida
Monona
Sac
Woodbury
Crawford
Leonard Carstensen
Odebolt
Maple Valley Marketing Council
Farm Bureau
Lounsberry backs bounty plan to aid Iowa sheep industry
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Robert H. Lounsberry urged preserving coyote bounty payments, citing safeguards against abuses as Warren county and 28 other counties consider continued payouts. He noted 5,000 to 7,000 bounties yearly, with $10 per head totaling about $70,000, preventing sheep losses potentially exceeding half a million dollars.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Robert H. Lounsberry
Lounsberry
Warren County
Dechant Criticizes USDA For Delayed Reforms At NFU Meet
Tony Dechant NFU president told the national convention the USDA drags its feet on needed reforms threatening the future of American agriculture. He urged Secretary Earl Butz to use the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933 to stabilize farm prices and protect farmers from market volatility.
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New Orleans
UPI
National Farmers Union
Department of Agriculture
Tony T. Dechant
NFU
Farmers Union National Convention
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Dechant
Earl Butz
Agriculture Secretary
Hereford Bull Brings $3150 at Iowa Hereford Show
The champion bull sold for 3150 to Stanley and Jean Keep of Belle Plaine, owned by Eldon A. Lenth and Son of Postville. A second high bull went for 1575 to Wayne Sheriff of Orient. A Wisconsin buyer paid 1400 for the high selling female. second female sold for 690. Bulls averaged 782, females 542, all 93 head 559. Linn County Better Crops Club sponsors Iowa Masters yield contests. information available from Ken Millsap, secretary-treasurer.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Eldon A. Lenth and Son
Postville
Stanley
Jean Keep
Belle Plaine
Lenth
Wayne Sheriff
Orient
Wisconsin
Jerry Gafney
Barnveld
Wis
Ralph Dyer
Pleasantville
Leath
Linn County
Better Crops Club
Lit County
Iowa Crop Improvement Assn
Ken Millsap
P.O. Box
Cedar Rapids
Russia pays half cost for Neptune shot down by Soviet fighters
Twenty years ago Russia paid 724947 dollars as half the price of a Neptune patrol plane shot down by Soviet fighters over the Bering Sea.
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Russia
Bering Sea
Hawkeye Angus Show Bulls Sell at Cedar Rapids Auction
The Hawkeye Downs sale in Cedar Rapids saw 67 head average $510 with bulls at $580 and females $345. Top price went to Wayne Brown’s champion bull sold for $1,150 to D. E. Schultz and Sons of Columbus Junction.
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Hawkeye Angus
Wayne £. Brown
Mechanicsville
Mather Brothers and Sons
Joe Edwards
Anamosa
Fred L. Kaefring
Tipton
Robert Hasselbusch
Clarence
Ed Maschmann
Victor
William H. Driscoll
Heritage Angus Farm
Sigourney
Craig Smith
Stanwood
Deane Hartzell
Keswick
Ronald W. Green
DeWitt
Marshall Adventure
Meeker Hampshire Sells for 1250 at Sale
Meeker Hampshire top seller Gary Joseph of Cambridge paid 1250 for the leading Hampshire boat at the Orville Meeker and Sons sale. Across the sale William Nash and Sons of Sharpsville sold an Indiana Hampshire gift for 370. Duroc prices and overall averages are listed for 180 Hampshire and 50 Duroc head, with top boars and gilts noted.
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Nebraska
Gary Joseph
Cambridge
Hampshire
Orville Meeker and Sons
Indiana
William Nash and Sons
Sharpsville
R.C. Shoemaker
Tipton
J.T. Settles
Winfield
Auctions Scheduled Across Iowa Farmland and Goods
Multiple auctions listed for March 20 near Newhall Mt. Vernon Oxford Wellman Hopkinton with dairy cattle and 378 acre parcels. Bidders include George Good Charles Woods Jim Tomash Harr old Kessel D A Burns and Herman Egger. Times range 8 to 12 and 11 30 with close out sales noted for antiques and cattle auctions.
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George Good
Newhall
Charles Woods
Mt. Vernon
Jim Tomash
Oxford
Harrold Kessel
Wellman
Mack
D. A. Burns
Hopkinton
Herman Egger
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Kansas
Hugoton
Grant Blasts
USDA
Linn Better Crops Club Plans Contest
Farm News
Hawkeye
Angus Champion
Meeker Hampshire
Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
Sierra Nevada
Nevada
Arizona
Department
Soil Conservation Service
Carpetland
U.S.A
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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