Meat imports surge after dock strike says AP
Washington AP reports meat imports under LS quota have risen sharply since the dock strike. Fresh and frozen beef and veal dominate, with some mutton and goat. Base 1969 quota is 988 million pounds, up from 940.3 million. April estimates mix with shipments delayed, but officials anticipate heavy loading in the third quarter depending on shipping and Australia New Zealand plans.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Australia
New Zealand
U.S
Clifford M. Hardin
Not All of Beef Carcass Is Steak
Washington AP reports that buying in bulk for home freezers could cut meat costs, but much depends on trimming and boning losses. A 300-pound side may yield about 225 pounds usable after 26 percent processing waste, affecting overall value and storage needs for city families.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Delaware Swine Men Host Park Day in Manchester
Delaware County pork producers will host Park Appreciation Day June 19 at the Manchester Legion hall at 6 30 pm. The event aims to unite pork producers and their wives with an educational program and a retailers clinic.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Don Guetzke
Delaware Count Ty Pork Producers Association
Manchester Legion Hall
Pork Retailers
Farm Machinery Sales Lag Behind Last Year Declines Continue
Chicago Federal Reserve notes farm machinery expenditures lag for the third straight year with March tractor sales down over 18 percent from the prior year and first-quarter totals 12 percent lower. Large tractors 100 horsepower plus rise 42 percent year over year while overall sales face high interest rates and costs.
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Ruby L. Sinan
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Farm and Industrial Equipment Institute
Summer Poultry Fellowships At ISU Offered
Iowa State University announces fifteen summer research fellowships in poultry science for high school students. Program runs July 14 18 at Town State university with room board and fees covered. Since start, 32 students have received fellowships, 19 went to college, five majoring in poultry science. funded by Sears Roebuck Foundation with ISU poultry science departments.
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AMES
Iowa
Wallace’ ‘Ross
Iowa State University
Town State University
Ross
Iowa H
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Occasional Outbreaks Likely in Swine Cholera Study
At a swine seminar at UST Dr M A Spear discussed hog cholera. He noted occasional outbreaks may occur in Iowa and Nebraska despite vaccination, but long-term eradication is possible as infection reservoirs in swine are eliminated. The discussion emphasized that occasional outbreaks are likely but vaccination progress remains strong.
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Jews State University
M. A
Twe
University of Battle
Nebraska
Seymour
Iowa
Maynard Spear
Towa
Spear
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