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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1973

Page

14

Fall Survey Finds Ample Soil Moisture in Cedar Rapids Area

Extension crops specialist Jerry Gogan reports soil moisture in the Cedar Rapids region at 40 to 50 percent of needed for next year. Samples show top five feet hold 12.8 inches usable moisture, with corn generally using more moisture than soybeans. Other sites across eastern Iowa show similar ample moisture levels, including Durant, Columbus Junction, Donnellson, and Conroy.

al Swegle Jerry Gogan Cedar Rapids Gogan Conroy Don Schlapkohl Durant Columbus Junction Donnellson Iowa Cedar Rapids Area

U S Farm Experts to Moscow for Joint Agriculture Talks

The United States will send a nine member team of farm experts to Moscow for the inaugural meeting of the U S Soviet joint committee on cooperation in agriculture. Led by Assistant Secretary Carroll G Brunthaver the group includes USDA specialists and private industry representatives. Sessions run November 14 to 16 under a pact signed June 19 aiming at cooperative programs in agricultural research information and technology development.

Washington United States Moscow Joint Committee On Cooperation In Agriculture Agriculture Department Carroll G. Brunthaver Usda Agency Department

Butz Pushes Market Oriented Farm Policy And Trade Liberalization

Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz urged replacing trade barriers to ease U S access to foreign markets during a World Soy Protein Conference stop in Munich He said US policy aims to be a dependable global supplier and called for liberal tariff treatment of soy proteins to meet rising protein demand while defending the growth of soybean marketings.

Munich Earl L. Butz United States Butz Europe Rome United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization

Holsteins Top 800 Lb Fat Records In Linn County

In Linn County DHIA reports two dairymen have cows with 305 day butterfat records over 800 pounds. Robert Bell of Coggon shows a Holstein with 849 pounds fat and 19 850 pounds milk. George and Gary Reyhons of Ely report 802 fat and 19 300 milk. Other Bell and Reyhons cows, plus Liercke Center Point and Henderson Central City, have 600 to 700 fat in September and October.

Central City Linn County Dairy Herd Improvement Association DHIA Wendell Donnelly DHLA Robert Bell Coggon George Gary Reyhons Ely Bell Reyhons Richard Liercke Center Point Wallace Henderson

Iowa Bank Loans Up 10 Percent in a Year

Des Moines AP report says Iowa farm loans topped 1.536 billion dollars, up 10 percent from a year earlier. RE Tool of Manchester, president of the Iowa Bankers Association, cites strong demand for farm credit and banks’ efforts to meet evolving farmer needs.

Iowa Des Moines RE. Tool Manchester Iowa Bankers Assa

U S Wheat Exports to China Face Three Year Uncertainty

The USDA report shows the United States remains the largest supplier of wheat to China for the current fiscal year despite new long term deals by Canada and Australia for 1974 to 1976. It projects U S shipments of about 4.0 million tons to China in the 1973 74 year with less certainty beyond next summer due to China’s limited commitments.

Don Kendall Washington United States Peoples Republic of China Australia Canada Agriculture Department U.S China Foreign Agricultural Service U. S USDA

Mt. Pleasant hosts Southeast Iowa Angus Association meeting

More than 70 Angus breeders and friends gathered in Mt. Pleasant for the annual meeting and banquet. Townsend Brown of Nichols was elected president, succeeding Stanley Woodruff of Milton, with Dwayne Mathews, Danville, as vice president and Steve Woodruff, Milton, as secretary-treasurer. Four new directors were chosen: Keith Kongable Winfield, David Scholl Fort Madison, Everett Howell Letts, and Harold Gilliand Ainsworth. Stanley Woodruff remains state director and past president.

MT. Pleasant Southeast Iowa Angus Association Townsend Brown Nichols Stanley Woodruff Milton Dwayne Mathews Danville Steve Woodruff Keith Kongable Winfield David Scholl Fort Madison Everett Howell Letts Harold Gilliand Ainsworth

FFA Leadership Meeting Planned

AMANA Jim Hoyt of Ankeny a former state FFA president will speak Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Seven Village restaurant during a southeast Iowa district conference for chapter presidents and advisors.

Amana Jim Hoyt Ankeny Future Farmers of America Seven Village Iowa

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