Wild Turkeys Make Comeback In U S Farms Rise
USDA data show wild turkey populations nearly doubled in a decade from 659 000 in 1960 to over 1.0 million by 1970. Commercial turkey production also expands year round with growth in several states including Maine, California, North Carolina, Missouri, Texas and Arkansas.
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Agriculture Department
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USDA
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ERS
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New Mexico
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Mexico
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England
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Texas
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Weather Cuts Beaysl Wheat Crop Sharply in Brazil
Weather has reduced Beaysl's wheat crop by about 40 percent, possibly pushing Brazil to import around 92.5 million bushels next year, the Agriculture Department said Tuesday. The report notes Brazil may lift grain imports from 6.2 million this year and Ecuador's revelation about U.S. concessions in the South American region.
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Washington
Brasilia
Agriculture Department
Brazil
Kuehn Warns Against Too Many Beans
Harold Kuehn, president of the American Soybean Association, warns USDA plans for 1978 soybean acreage could flood supplies and lower prices. He urges careful study of market prospects before expanding acreage, noting potential stock buildup and a 25 cent per bushel drop in soybeans if misaligned with wheat. Decisions expected by December 7.
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American
USDA
Harold Kuehn
ASA
Kuehn
Kueho
Jm Hudson
Iowa
Saybeta
Tama County 4 H Beautification Effort Cited
Tama County 4 H members earned a Keep America Beautiful distinguished service citation for a countywide cleanup drive. Volunteers collected trash along highways and byways, improved a park, planted flowers, created awareness posters, and organized recycling efforts at two centers.
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Tama County
OLEDO
Cita Mon
Stunnerup
Keep America Beautiful
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Roger W. Powers
Keep America Heaulify), Inc
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Keep Amer Beautiful
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Somers Named Farm Convention Representative
Somers of Central City will represent the Farm Bureau at the 4th annual meeting of the Maine Farm Bureau in Nes Maines from November 2 through 29. He is a young delegate and member of the House of Delegates. Delegates will discuss proposed policy resolutions prepared by a state committee after polling and resolutions by farm participants.
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Trale
Somers
Ceptral City
Negin
Arm Pacape
Community Fund Drive Meal Preview and Auction
A Marion area fundraiser proceeds with a World Service appeal. Mrs Mak Carter hosts the event at Marion 34 chaltawin from 7 pm to 9 pm with a meat heavy menu. Reservations and donations go to CHOP and local organizers.
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Grant Prep
Will Seak
Cte World Service
Inelan Creek
Wehwood
Marlon Prive
Mak Carter
Marion
Chaltawin
Jcrop Nitietuls
Tyne
Ucole
Byrom Vorgenrath
Oley
Cedar Rapids
Kenmuth Bureau
Gazette Telephone Numbers Amid Stale Words
Fragmentary Gazette page shows scattered telephone numbers and gibberish text. Distinct names and places are unreadable, but pairs of digits suggest contact listings amid distorted columns. The readable items hint at a classifieds or notices section with stray names and random words.
Manchester dairy report lists top fat producers
Delware cooperative dairy oval notes October 1072 output per cow averages. Zumbach herd from Manchester leads with 1.9 pounds fat per day. Other top producers include Larry Kruse Burlivltwk at 1.0 pounds and a group of farmers in Delhi Manchester Ryan and nearby areas with 1.5 pounds per cow per day.
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Delaware
DHIC
Zumbach Herd
Manchester
Dela
Nae County Dairy
Thor
Olliee
Larry Kruse
Uncertain Harvest Risks Farmers Amid Weather and Pests
Farmers face major risks from weather, pests, and disease as harvests waver under volatile conditions. Insects and political pressures add to the strain, threatening yields and livelihoods across regions.
Yuma County 4H Honors Winners At Annual Awards Night
The Yuma County 4H club recently held its annual awards event with Harold Higula receiving a top state service award for work with youth. Numerous Toledo area members were recognized as county champions and contributors, including Barry production, Bele Lyon, Steve Gerlach, and others for dairy and 4H efforts.
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Cluiiue
Hirold Higulag
Barry Pe
Awards Presented by Yim Hopper and Others
A list of recipients including Yim Hopper and Kelly Monte with various names such as Voledo, Mundy Cooput, Gentile Mattligly, Donut, Marlys Jushuk, and Kipp Lucan honored in an annual ceremony.
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Yim Hopper
Voledo
Annua Meur
Kelly Monte
Sho Willey
Chylsen
Mark [Aly Veron
Foledawer
Mundy Cooput
Gentile Mattligly
To Ed
Donut
Suchyy Elberton
Danforth Foudernhl Award
Marlys Jushuk
Clutter
Kipp Lucan
Ghulbreok
Landscape Meeting Planned in Decorah
Decorah hosts a landscape meeting sponsored by the county extension service at 1:30 pm on November 2 in the extension office meeting room. The speaker is Juan Dun, extension landscape architect from Iowa State University, Ames.
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Wioreshilek County Extension Service
Wes Maln Ig Decorah
Waslhe Juan Dun
Iowa State University
Ames
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