Town considers joint hearing on large Jasper County livestock project
The Town Water Pollution Control commissions, with the agricultural advisory panel, plan a joint review of the Livestock Barons operation proposed six miles south of Newton. The project would house about 20 000 cattle and 15 000 pigs, with manure spread over thousands of acres, triggering air and water pollution concerns from residents. A public hearing may await final plans, though tentative state health department approval exists.
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River Few Release Center
Allee Farm Field Day Sets Horns for Corn Reseal Talks
Farmers weigh reseal options as USDA storage costs extend. Iowa State economist Bob Wisner notes potential 6 to 7 cents gain per bushel by resealing, with futures hedging advised. May 1973 corn futures around $1.20 in central Iowa. storage loan carrying costs about 3 cents per bushel. net uplift near $1.17 per bushel. Field day at Newell June ifebor Vi. features Holstein and dairy research, warehouse programs, and legal context on farm bargaining protections with Mondale bill proposals gaining attention.
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Newell
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Ifeboro
U.S. Agriculture
Doll Ormsby Bess
H. L. Burke
Alent
Self
Glenn/Holstein Association
Mattke
Fredericksburg
Iowa State University
Alway
Swith
Clarence Ludwig
Breda
Peter Hoffman
Mal
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Towa State University
Warehorse
Mitch Geasler
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Donna
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Mondale
Chances for Bargaining Law Are 50-50 at Best
National Agricultural Relations Board proposals stir debate on farmer bargaining. Sisk and Mondale bills propose different scopes and units. Agriculture officials question feasibility across varied harvests and regional production. District FFA meeting notes: 120 Future Farmers of America attended a leadership camp at Lake Darling in Brighton.
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Brighton
Futura Farmers of America
Iowa
Lake Darling
Loren Jackson
Mechanicsville
Lodwick Criticizes Price Hike Push in Farm Belt
Washington AP report notes Nixon administration farm leaders remain opposed to proposed boosts in government price supports for major crops. ASCS materials quote Seeley Lodwick arguing against government takeover and higher loan rates, citing long-term production and economic concerns. Secretary Butz and others warn boosts may hurt foreign sales and create surpluses.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
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Kenneth E. Frick
Earl L. Butz
Nixon Farm
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