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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1967

Page

10

India Wastes Half of Food, FAO Reports

FAO reports half of India's food is lost to pests and storage post harvest. Global losses average at least 20 percent with higher waste in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Food loss equates to budget strains and hunger impact, affecting millions.

India FAO James M. Long Rome U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization Asia Africa Latin America Far East Congo Brazil Argentina United States U.S

USDA Reseal Program Aims to Hold Grain From Market

The U S Department of Agriculture plans a resealing program to store about 303 million bushels of corn 103 million of wheat 29 million oats 14 million barley and 21 million sorghum from recent crops for another year under price support. The move keeps supply tight likely maintaining higher prices through mid 1968. Farmers may extend price support loans for one year and receive storage payments.

Washington U.S. Department of Agriculture

Johnson County 4-H Rally Night scheduled March 29

Iowa City report says the Johnson County 4-H Rally Night will be at 7 30 p m March 29 in the City high school auditorium. Five boys and five girls will be elected to the county 4 H council. Rev Edward Heininger will speak and four honorary 4 H members will be initiated. The Gol den Rule 4 H club will present new flags and banners to the county organization.

Iowa City City Edward Heininger Congregational Church Town City

New U S Farm Credit Ideas Studied By Officials

Washington reports officials are studying several new government credit concepts to expand farm financing. Proposals include public or nonprofit entities buying large tracts, dividing them into family units, and selling to families with mortgage loans from the Agriculture Department.

Washington UPI John A. Baker Baker Agriculture Department

Hawkeye Downs Sale Highlights Hawk Eye Angus Breeders Assn

The Gazette Farm Pages list multiple auctions from March 21 to March 27 featuring Hawkeye Downs in Central City with herd bulls and females, dairy cattle, machinery, hay, and grain. Notable listings include Frank Off near Ryan and Harold Doehter near Lansing, plus Gary Swart near West Branch and Walter Nieman near Manchester. Special shows and closeouts are scheduled across several days.

Hawkeye Angus Breeders Assn Hawkeye Downs Howard Stone Central City Égt Frank Off Ae mi Ryan Harold Doehter Lansing Edwin J Buck” Hanson Edgewood Rd Cedar Rapids Monticello Salebarn Walter Nieman Manchester George R. Hanson Ely

Suburbia Land Water Conference Scheduled

A conference on Soil Water and Suburbia will be held June 15 16 in Washington. Organizers include Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman and Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Robert Weaver. Land developers investors planners architects engineers and officials will attend to seek solutions to suburban land and water management issues.

Washington Orville L. Freeman Housing and Urban Development Robert C. Weaver

District ADA Session Set for March 30 in Maryville

The American Dairy Association of Iowa will hold its district meeting on Thursday March 30 at 7 p.m. in the Maryville cafe near the Stormont school southeast of Arlington. Mike Stewart of Maynard serves as district chairman.

Arlington American Dairy Assn Iowa At & P.m Maryville Cafe Stormont Mike Stewart Maynard

Newton Dealers Charged with P S Violation

The USDA Packers and Stockyards Division charged Newton Sales Co. and Colfax Sales Co. with falsely weighing livestock and improper records. In November 1966 at Newton, 10 head were weighed 120 pounds under, scale tickets and payments based on false weights, and out of balance scales used in weighing.

Chicago Earl Shields Herschel Briles Darwin Clippinger Newton Sales Co Newton Iowa Colfax Sales Co Colfax U. S. Department of Agriculture Packers and Stockyards USDA Consumer and Marketing Service

Smith and Irons Sale Boar Average Hits 157

In Lisbon the annual purebred Hampshire sale at the Farmland Industries swine testing station saw 36 boars. One boar averaged 157 dollars, and 11 bred gifts averaged 170 dollars. Top boar sold for 295 dollars to Erwin Doermann of Mechanicsville, with the second boar going to Merlin K. Lyons of Olin for 280 dollars. Loyd D. Martin and Sons of Marion topped the bred gilt sales.

Lisbon Hampshire Farmland Industries C. W. Smith Mt. Vernon James M. ‘Irons

Benton Electric Co-Op holds thirty first annual meeting

Benton Electric Co-Op in Vinton re-elected all officers and directors at its thirty first annual meeting held in Washington high school auditorium. More than 350 attended with Glenn D. Lovig as principal speaker. Manager Macy E. Garwood reported a three percent rise in kilowatt usage per member and an average rate of 2.07 cents per kilowatt hour. He noted cash patronage dividends of 68835 for 1953 and 1954, plus installations of 144 farm security lights and 125 customers upgraded to 200 amp service. Directors re-elected were Arthur Albers Lyle McClintock and Otis H Tuttle. Officers remain Glenn Christy president John Remington vice president and Walter Geiken secretary treasurer.

Vinton Benton County Electro Cooperative Association Washington High School Glenn D. Lovig Des Moines Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives Macy E. Garwood Garweood Arthur Albers Dysart Lyle McClintock Shellsburg Otis H. Tuttle Norway Glenn Christy Garrison John Remington Walter Geiken

Omaha Tops U S Markets in 1966 Hog and Cattle Handling

The USDA reports Omaha led U S hogs and cattle markets in 1966 with 1,977,047 hogs and 1,872,425 cattle. Other top markets include Chicago, Sioux City, South St Paul, and Kansas City with strong rankings in hogs and cattle. San Angelo led sheep and lamb markets. South St Paul, Milwaukee, Sioux City led calves and veal. Fifty-one markets listed.

Washington Omaha USDA South $T. Paul San Angelo Texas Chicago Sioux City South St. Paul Kansas City National Stock Yards East St. Louis Ill St. Paul St. Joseph Indianapolis Milwaukee Fort Worth Oklahoma City Sioux Falls Denver

Linn County dairy promotion committee meets to plan 1967

The Linn County Dairy Promotion Committee will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Farmers State Bank Marion to complete its organizational plans for 1967 activities. All interested persons are invited.

Linn County Dairy Promotion Committee Farmers State Bank Marion

Holstein Sale Averages $443 At Waterloo Cattle Congress

Waterloo hosts the Iowa Holstein Breeders Assn spring sale with forty six head averaging $443. Fourteen eligible heifers brought an average of $458 as youth buyers received a 20 percent discount. The sale included twelve bred heifers.

Waterloo Iowa Holstein Breeders Assn Cattle Congress Ground

High cattle prices at county sale top $750 for bred heifer

The sale averaged $440 with 13 cows and a total of $486. Top bid was $750 from Wade M. Borgeois of Kahoka for a bred heifer from Alvin Thoreson of Postville. Second high price $675 from William Flynn Peterson of Davenport for a 4H calf consigned by J. P. Stewart of Mannard. A junior yearling heifer from Jay Slater of Olin sold for $625 to Rick Benda of Toledo, and the top cow from J. E. Bryant and Sons at Zeating brought $570 to Marvin Steege of Fredericksburg.

Wade M. Borgeois Kahoka Alvin Thoreson Postville William Flynn Peterson Davenport J. P. Stewart Maynard Jay Slater Olin Rick Benda Toledo J. E. Bryant and Sons Zeating Marvin Steege Fredericksburg

Building Counseling Visit to Delaware Farmers

Extension engineer Vernon Meyer will visit Delaware County farmers who asked for help on building and remodeling livestock and grain storage structures April 4 and 5.

Manchester Vernon Meyer Delaware County

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Johnson County NFO Milk Holding George Caraway NFO Milk Holding Action Linn County Nfo Dick Shaffer Highway 3 Ceggan Young Caraway NFO By Bernard Brenner Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Tion Farmers Home Administration Heinkel White House Fred V. Heinkel Midcontinent Farmers Association Mvestock Gary Swart West Branch ADA Smith and Irons Benton Electric Co-Op Northwestern Bell Marty Smith People’s Zenith People's First Avenue
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