Chicago Board of Trade Delivery Points Face Criticism
Lloyd Patterson Proky Uivivar ety Journisal Stident reports officials sharply criticized the Chicago Board of Trade for establishing four delivery points for soybeans and corn, including Toledo and St. Louis. Gov. Robert Ray and Sen. Dick Clark called for multiple delivery points as agitation grows among Iowa and Illinois leaders and agricultural groups.
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Acrsmon
Krandeelistry
Chidago Board of Trade
Toletiy
Ohto
St. Louis
Rage Wisher
Tiwhonsa Agricwnture
HUCOD
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Ggratti
Ene
Tawie Wert
Wirmner
Euthd
Mascis Mart
Dathees
Hvelinton
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Wlalls
Ohio
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Trildor
Toledo AM
Louis
Skarberg
Robert Wisner
Barge Movement Could Aid Tight Fertilizer Situation in State
DES MOINES Iowa deputy of Agriculture Robert L Loumsberry urged immediate action to boost Mississippi river barge traffic along Iowa's border to alleviate the worst fertilizer shortage on record. He cited depleted fall supplies, urged more barge shipments of phosphates and ingredients, and asked the US Corps of Engineers to extend the season with ice breakers. A public meeting in Burlington December 20 will discuss river barge transportation with private, state, and federal leaders.
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Soybean Group Seeks Chinese Germ Plasm
The ASA Research Foundation plans a major program to obtain Chinese soybean germ plasm through official channels in China. Ralph Jackson the Hudson association executive says researchers will collect needed materials to broaden breeding stocks, with China’s Academy of Science likely to host visiting scientists.
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Mississippi Valley Young Members Cited at Davenport Convention
Chetan ouy Caplio leads Mississippi Valley Young Members at Davenport meeting. Delegates Davie Dol roles and Rosemery Wand of Iva were noted. UL will represent the SHOR CAME at the convention in San Francisco. Alternates include Judith Walker of Lado and Capa Larssen of Gant Grove.
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Iva
Tie CanvenTian
San Francisco
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Sal. Havid: Ginga wit sate in wan whe aware
Fragmented OCR text mentions a variety of garbled names and places including Auris Liven, Uy Mou, Wendh rnchvillks, BAM chapter, My bh Ceedye Ms Call. No coherent event or clear facts emerge from the readable remnants.
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Girl Wins Quaker Gat Yield Contest
A Sumer high school student Diane Scoll produced 121.0 bushels per acre to win the Quaker Oats Gy high school vocational agriculture yield program. In the northeast district Ian Edgewnod Colesbury Jest Nie haus of New Viera was reserve with 108.4 bushels per acre. Southeast district winners were Richard Paulsen of West Branch with 102.1 and James Wright of Bennett with a WI bushels per acre yield.
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Juwi
Ian Edgewnod - Colesbury
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Southeast Lawn
Richard Paulsen
West Branch
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Bennett
Delivery points shape futures amid transport shortages
The piece notes delivery points used to assure futures contracts, as transport limits prevented meeting deliveries to Chicago and Native producers faced higher prices. Writings from grain officials discuss storage and access, with quotes about solving the transport bottleneck and the lack of a futures market without proximate delivery points. Iowa Democratic Rep. Noul.
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de Vitors
Chiesey
Luwi
Skadberp
Lint
Witle Town Grain
Storage and Drying Loans Cut as Nixon Averts Grain Drought
The Nixon administration cuts funds for grain storage and drying facilities, reducing loan totals to farmers. The Agriculture Department reports $22.9 million loaned in the first eight months versus $42.7 million in the prior year's first quarter, amid budget tightening. Interest rates on loans were raised to about nine percent, and borrowing amounts were trimmed from $35,000 to $25,000.
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Gie Bain
Credit Corp
Ehervat Tisenk
Bowen
Cie Corporation Salt Masaya Cnanghi
Iowa State Tests Foliar Phosphorus Sprays In Field Trials
Iowa State University researchers presented findings on foliar phosphorus sprays noting high leaf absorption rates in soybeans and corn yield gains in field trials. They reported 70 to 80 percent phosphorus absorption within 10 days in soybeans and corn yields increased by up to 13 bushels per acre. Experiments also explored erosion control with treated soils and rainfall effects, showing varied soil stability depending on treatment and weather.
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Black
Iowa
Mt. Maushach Aml
Propane Gas Grain Loss Threat Eases in 1972 Harvest
Washington reports from the agriculture department indicate LP gas supplies for grain drying were generally satisfactory in most areas for the week ending November. Rainy harvests raise grain moisture, but dry weather in recent weeks reduced expected fuel needs and spoilage risk.
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Wiefeld
Hinreasi
Vericulture Department
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