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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1962

Page

3

Political rumblings in county ASCS offices questioned

In Missouri and elsewhere officials say local county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service jobs are governed by Eisenhower era rules. County committees elected by farmers control clerical staff and can hire managers, with political influence limited by 60 day rule and fraud or dereliction exceptions. Officials note partisanship often aligns with county makeup but cannot drive clean party purges.

Agriculture Department

Iowa Ruling Allows TB Free Cattle Imports From Any U S Area

Iowa Attorney General Evan Hultman ruled that dairy and breeding cattle may be imported from any area of the United States without prior tuberculosis testing if origin herds have not been infected before. The decision overrode January 1960 rules requiring accredited herds or recent tests, though state inspectors may quarantine upon entry.

Des Moines Lowa U. S Evan Hultman Clyde Spry Iowa Spry Hultman United States Iown Department of Agriculture M. E. Pomeroy Division of Animal Industry State Department of Agriculture

Food Marketing Charges Stable in Early 1962

The Agriculture Department said marketing charges for farm food products in the first three months of 1962 were about the same as in late 1961. Consumer prices for farm foods rose 1 percent while farmers' prices increased 3 percent due mainly to higher fresh vegetables and frying chickens amid poor weather. Farmers received 39 cents of every consumer dollar in Q1, up one cent from the prior quarter.

Agriculture Department Department

Cattle on Feed Across Arizona California Colorado In May

UPI reports 1,309,000 cattle were on feed for slaughter in Arizona California and Colorado as of May. Arizona had 243,000 head, California 678,000, and Colorado 379,000.

Washington UPI Arizona California Colorado

Gibson Cheer Drives Community Spring Field Work

About 40 men from Gibson-What Cheer gathered Monday at the Delmar McKay farm to sow oats plow disking and harrowing 130 acres. Women provided a noon dinner for the crew at the McKay home. The Gibson Oil Company supplied gas and oil for tractors. McKay was seriously injured April 28 when his pickup truck fell on him. He remains in fair condition at Mahaska hospital in Oskaloosa.

Gibson- What Cheer Delmar McKay McKay Sam R. McKay Gibson Oil Company Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa

April Dairy Surplus Purchases Reported by U.S. Agency

Washington UPI reports April dairy price support purchases totaling 23.5 million pounds of butter 15.7 million pounds of cheese and 69 million pounds of non fat dry milk. This compares with April 1961 acquisitions of 32.6 million pounds of butter 1.1 million pounds of cheese and 40 million pounds of non fat dry milk.

Washington UPI

Fayette Girls 4-H Rally Set at Maynard Hall

The Fayette county 4-H girls rally day is planned for Saturday at Maynard community hall. Registration starts 9:30 a.m. with Dorothye Busching noting officer elections a business meeting and initiation of honorary members. Marla Putzier discusses six months in Finland as an IFYE delegate. A better grooming contest will be judged by Mrs. Larry Cox.

Maynard Fayette County Maynard Community Hall Dorothye Busching Marla Putzier Clayton County 4-H Finland International Farm Youth Exchange Larry Cox Tripoli Buchanan County

Farm Fire Losses Decline After Two-Year Peak

Washington reports farm fire losses averaged two per hundred farms annually. The Economic Research Service estimated losses at 163 million dollars in 1961, down 1 percent from 1960 and 8 percent from the all time high of 174 million in 1959.

Washington Department of Agriculture Economic Research Service

AGDEX Published to Ease Agricultural Filings

Iowa State University Press releases AGDEX a flexible indexing system for agricultural publications. Developed by Howard L. Miller with Ohio State University cooperation, AGDEX offers 1000 subject headings under ten broad areas, cross references, and scalable detail for offices of varying size.

AMES Ilowa State University Press Howard L. Miller National Project In Agricultural Communications Department of Agricultural Education Ohio State

Iowa State course ends for Yo-Ag instructors

Anamosa high school hosted a ten week graduate class for twelve northeast Iowa vocational agriculture instructors taught by Duane L. Blake. The program aimed to improve counseling and teaching for high school vocational agriculture students. Copies of the file and labels cost 4.95 from Iowa State University Press.

Anamosa Iowa Iowa State Duane L. Blake Department of Vocational Education Alburnett Larry M. Slife William H. Hamilton Central City Iowa State University Press

Government Surplus Investment Falls From February Total

The government’s price supported commodities investment stood at 7.405 billion as of March 31, down about 313 million from February. Wheat and corn investments exceeded 2.5 and 2.1 billion respectively. Nine month net loss reached 1.691 billion, up from 960.98 million a year earlier.

Corn Planting Rate Set for Urbana Illinois

University of Illinois agronomists say to produce 100 to 125 bushels per acre a farmer must plant about 18 500 kernels per acre. That rate yields roughly 16 000 stalks per acre in the harvest stand.

Urbana Ill University of Illinois Agronomists

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ASCS By Ovid A. Martin Ashington Kennedy Administration County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Missouri Eisenhower Martin UPS Linn County Extension Service Linn County Kenwood Park Methodist Church Cedar Rapids County Extension Family Living Committee Elmer Grissel Ely George Henry Washington Avenue SE H. E. Hanna Springville Richard Ferris Marion Schamberger Motor Company Schamberger Motor Third Avenue AGDEX Yo-Ag Ernest Sevde Toledo Tama County Future Farmers of America South Tama County Community School Garland "Bud" Hopper Joe Lyon Darrell Jesina FFA Hopper Vinton Morris Long Vinton GR Firestone Firestone Rubber Thalein Speedway Firestone Stores Second Avenue and Tenth Street SE
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