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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1967

Page

15

Farm Loan Funds Seen Adequate for 1968

The agriculture department said 1968 loan funds for farmers operating costs will be adequate though costs are rising. Banks and life insurers shape lending, with more careful loan reviews and emphasis on productivity and repayment potential. Mortgage funds remain available but insurers face limits. overall farm debt to rise about 9 percent though mortgage delinquency stays low.

Washington Agriculture Department Department

Hinsenbrook Farm Conservation Plan Approved

The Fayette county soil conservation district board of commissioners approved a soil conservation plan for the Richard A. Hinsenbrook farm in Clermont township. The plan aims to guide farming practices and soil management within the district.

West Union Richard A. Hinsenbrook Clermont Township Fayette County Soil Conservation District Board of Commissioners

Farm sale calendar with livestock and equipment auctions

A long list of upcoming farm sales and closings including Shorthorns, dairy cattle, cattle, hogs, machinery, hay, grain, hay straw, and tools. Locations span across Iowa towns such as Clutter Guernsey Belle Plaine De Witt Coggon Monticello Oxford Sigourney Vining and more with dates from Nov 21 to Dec 15.

E. F. Brela Harold V. Hicks Guernsey Raymond Shere Belle Plaine Roy Strauch Newhall R. J. Patten Winthrop Johnson County Angus Breeders Assn Fairground Iowa City Alien M Rarick Secy Frank Ceynar E. Conquilette Coggon de Witt Robert A. Domer Durant Mgr Johnson County Club Donald K. Johnson Oxford Pegorick Bros Wyoming Joseph Cecak H.h. Goods George L. Buresh Robins Otto Voeltz Luzerne

Stevens of ISU Wins Collegiate Judging Contest

Ron Stevens 22 Iowa State senior in animal science led the intercollegiate livestock judging contest at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago with the high score. ISU placed fourth as a team behind Texas A&M Kansas State and Nebraska.

Chicago Ron Stevens Iowa State University D. L. Stevens Long Grove Iowa State Mike Henderson Coin Duroc Association Peoria Ill Stockyards Inn Herschel Wood Greenview Ralph Danner Muscatine Danner Hartmann Farms Union Tetherow Valentine Neb Holstein Iowa John Hubly Mason City Craig Schilder Malcom

ISU Forestry Dept in New Quarters at Bessey Hall

Iowa State University’s forestry department moves to the newly completed Plant Industry building in Bessey Hall. The expanded facilities include about 35,000 square feet for teaching research and extension programs, with upgraded labs, a greenhouse of over 9,000 square feet shared with the U S Forest Service, and space for forest economics management mensuration silviculture and wood science programs.

Ames Iowa State University Department of Forestry Bessey Hall Department of Forestry Henry H. Webster Forestry Department U. S. Forest Service

Government payments to farmers to rise in 1968

Government economists project higher direct payments to farmers next year, with 1968 funds likely 5 to 10 percent above 1967. Total payments could amount to $3.25 to $3.4 billion, aided by bigger acreage diversion and marketing certificate payments for grain, while cotton payments fall and retirement program payments dip. Net farm income supported.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department

Record cash receipts share dips below 1939 peak

The share runs about eight percent of cash receipts, still under the near ten percent record reached in 1939, reflecting ongoing modest gains but not yet surpassing the earlier high.

Pesticide Sales Rise 12% Above Last Year

Agriculture department estimates pesticide manufacturer sales at 675 million dollars for the year, about 12 percent higher than last year. Exports are projected at roughly 200 million dollars.

Washington Agriculture Department

Mrs Refle Named Iowa Master Farm Homemaker

Mrs. Harry Refle of Elkport is one of six Iowa women honored as Iowa Master Farm Homemakers by Wallaces Farmer at a Savery hotel luncheon. The 617 acre family farm near Elkport, now owned by three Refle brothers, raises beef cattle corn oats and alfalfa while honoring education local charity and community service by its family.

Des Moines Harry Refle Elkport Iowa Wallaces Savery Hotel Paul Felkner Centerville Emil Hansen Audubon Carl Madsen Webb L. W. Sellers Clarion Wayne Taylor Mitchellville Refle

Storage Stocks Of Food In Public Warehouses Rise

Washington AP reports Agriculture sees bountiful year with heavy cold storage. As of November 1, public warehouse cooler space was 64 percent full, up from 57 percent a year earlier. Freezer space held 81 percent, up from 73 percent. Large amounts held include butter cheese eggs frozen poultry turkeys vegetables and meats.

Washington

Economist Calls Rural Vocational Ag Training Overemphasized

Washington AP An agriculture department economist argues rural schools focus too much on vocational agriculture. Max F. Jordan notes vocational programs should reflect future employment trends while acknowledging their value to many youths. In FY 1966 about 907000 youths enrolled in vocational agriculture under the Office of Education.

Washington Agriculture Department Max F. Jordan Department Agricultural Outlook Jordan U.S. Office of Education

Johnson Feeders Will Eye Industry Trends

Iowa City cattle feeders will meet Wednesday November 29 at 7 30 p m in Montgomery hall on the county fairgrounds south of Iowa City to discuss cattle feeding trends. Speakers include Carl Frederick Iowa City cattle feeder William Zmolek Ames extension livestock specialist and Andy Boston Cedar Rapids area extension livestock specialist.

Iowa City Montgomery Hall County Fairground Clair Hein Carl Frederick William Zmolek Ames Andy Boston Cedar Rapids

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