Independent farmers to face changed 1985 farming scene
Bernard Brenner reports that two USDA scenomists predict a split in U S agriculture by 1985. Independent farmers will sell crops on open markets though fewer in number and larger in size, while a second group will run a tightly coordinated production and distribution chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Brenner_ WASHINGTON
UPI
Oly
Agriculture Department
William T. Manley
Donn A. Helmund
Mentey
Helmund
U.S
Manly
Reimund
Manly and
Relmund
National Farm Institute Sets Annual Program in Des Moines
The 23rd National Farm Institute is set for Monday April 9 at the Fort Des Moines hotel Des Moines featuring live speakers. Senator Harold E Hughes will address a luncheon on The Congressional Perspective on Farm Transportation Problems. Carroll G Brunthauer and Elmer W Wallowell of the USDA will discuss What Farm Program and Foreign Trade With Whom. The afternoon offers Two Views on Grain Trade and Transportation with George Bicknell of Export Co and H J Diercks of Cargill. Norden Laboratories developed a livestock vaccine to prevent a serious disease. Audience questions follow each presentation. Luncheon is $5 at the door. The event runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is sponsored by the Des Moines Chamber of Commerce since 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer W. Wallowell
USDA
Foreign Trade Service
George Bicknell
Farmers Washington
the Export Co
Kansas City
H.J Agriculture Department
Hebert Diercks
Vicechairman
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Sill
Con Muhm
Norden Laboratories
University of Ne
Kraska
National Farm Institute
Agricultural Department
Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
Pampered Beef Defends Pollution Stand In Iowa
AURELIA AP Officials say Pampered Beef Inc denied pollution claims after Iowa Water Quality Commission sought legal action. Dr Robert Bryant, GM, stressed compliance and credited recent permit and communication efforts to resolve issues at the live stock feeding operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Bryant
Fora
Fragmentary Entry From Local Ledger Incoherently Transcribed
The readable fragments reference a youth named Clete ohante aged 17 and a place or event near Mar, UK. Mentions of dairy, match, case dates, and a center with mathematics notes appear amid jumbled terms. Overall details are unclear but point to a local record with ages and dates.
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Man
Mar
Clete Ohante
Noch
AN Sehwiebed
Carey
Cerington
Maree Kamen
Ef Reetice
Iowa Exports Rise 46 Percent in 1972 Plant Shipments
Des Moines Iowa state Agriculture Secretary Lounsberry reports 1972 overseas plant product shipments inspected and certified by the department rose 46 percent from 1971. Total shipments to 37 nations grew to 4 389 from 356, with 6 732 910 pounds hybrid seed corn and 5 610 727 pounds popcorn among items.
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Des Moines
Alil Lounsberry
Iowa
United States
Lounsberry
Department
Entomology Division
Cedar Dairy Group Elects New Directors
Cedar Dairy Group elects new directors at the Cedar County Dairy Herd Improvement Association meeting. The event covers export figures for 1972 including 148,586 nursery stock items and grain shipments to Mexico, Canada, Italy, France, El Salvador, Spain, Iran and Panama. It notes phytosanitary certificates and quarantine rules in western states for corn, sorghum, and popcorn, with department laboratory inspectors reporting on acreage and certified shipments totaling hundreds of millions of pounds.
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Mexico
Canada
Italy
France
el Sal
Bennett
Bill Mules Ofvador
Spain
Iran
Panama
Lowden and
Laver Bergmann
Ron Lawa
Iowa
Department
Burrs Shorthorn Bulls Lead Hawkeye Downs Show Sale
Top selling bull at the Hawkeye Downs Shorthorn show sold to Paul Ben of Lamont. Sixty plus bulls averaged around 350 dollars. Champion bull bought by Wiliam Koos of Lamont for 40 dollars. Champion female bred heifer sold to Nel Nueneke of Bellevue for 570. Reserve female sold for 390 to Lira Shimmin of Kewanee. Howard and Rex Johnson bred heifer sold for 3500 to Gary Thompson. Pecharich Brothers earned a trip for best pair. Frank Kachler judged. Allan Johnson was sale manager.
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Hawkeye Downs
G. W
Harold Koehn
North
Torgerson Brothers
Austin
Ill
Howard and
Rex
Johnson
Helcl
Wis
Gary A. Thomp
Clarence
Pecharich Brothers of
Good Hope
Frank
Kachler
St. Charles
Minn
Allan Johnson
Swisher
State Feeder Pig Show Slated at Knoxville
The Marion County event at Knoxville Fairgrounds on April 23 features speaker George Felsen of Knoxville and Roland Paul of Willow Springs Mo. The show begins 4 20 pm with pig auctions to follow. Entries due by April 1. Grand champ prize 1100. Sponsored by local producers, chamber, and extension services.
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Eleeday
Allarson County Fairgrounds
George Felsen
Knorville
Atiow
Direcor
Is County
Moreham
Marion Manly
Said Pelsen
Roland
Paul
Willow Springs
County Extension Ofices
FFA
Knoxville
Pomeranda Raw
Kearville
Fairgrounds
R v Po
Marin County Tork Producers
Knosville Chamber of Commerce
Marion County Ffa
Marion County Extension Office
Blogley Sales Company
Marion County Fairne
ISU University Extension Service
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Valdimir Shata- Jov
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Newton
Gandano
DR. Craven Centure
Unicom
Merveaux’ Serra Id Rats
el Uae
Faun News
Cedar Dairy Group
Burrs
WOME
EWR
AGO
Clifford Iverson
Iowa Statel
Froasevelt
Chester C. Davis
Feeder Pig Enterprises
Maillion Farm Workers
Iowa Pork
Ques
Soren
Savings and Loan Association
Second Ave
Cadar Rapids
Lows
Iowa City
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