Iowa firms eye Thailand market from Bangkok trade show
Development Unit reports $7,000 in sales as 17 Iowa firms, led by Dr. Marvin Lyndh and B. L. Johnson, showcased farm products in Bangkok. Commission director Chad Wymer forecasts $203,700 next year amid exploration of licensing options and product adaptations for Thai farmers. Traveling through Singapore, Jakarta, Hong Kong, Taipei, and Tokyo, the group emphasized small Thai farms and the need to adjust equipment for local conditions.
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Lyndh
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Towa
Johnson
Japan
Far East
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Development Commission
State Executive Council
Joliiso
Lynd
Wymer
Singapore
Jakarta
Hong Kong
Taipei
Tokyo
Dennis O'Donnell
Red Oak
Farm auction notices mix across towns and dates
Fragmented sale details list multiple farm auctions with livestock and machinery at various locations including Clarence Ely Belle Plaine Troy and Will iiamsboro. Dates show November December entries with times around 11 20 to 12 20 p m and references to Holsteins gears and dispersal.
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Beech Huss
Chester Mobie
Clarence
Wed
Ely
Artal Griederemi
Thurk
Iran
Willson Femi
Ryan
Fri
Dali
Dima Math
Gonds
Mulvin Slite
Arm
Troy
Adie Livestock
Erain
Wayne Tsthoop
Williiamsboro
Farm bill seen as cooperative act by Hardin
Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin hailed the senate approved farm bill as a major cooperative achievement by both parties while NFU president Tony Dechant condemned it as power politics. Dechant warned of rising costs and a rural backer revolt, saying government price supports would stay at 1960–70 levels, costing farmers over $1.2 billion.
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Senate
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Clifford M. Hardin
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Hardin
Nixon
NFU
Tony T. Dechent
Dechant
Nixon Administration Farm Bill Were Misled.” Dechant
Humane Animal Welfare Act advances from subcommittee
Washington bill expands humane animal care to wholesale dealers zoos road shows and auctions and covers all warm blooded animals while excluding farm and county fair displays. The 1970 act effort unites provisions from Foley and Whitehurst with Purcell aiding passage.
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House Committee On Agriculture
Subcommittee
Graham Purcell
Texas
Congress
Tom Foley
Wash
William G. Whitehurst
Puréell
Foley
Whitehurst
Purcell
Linn 4-H Plans County Roller Skating Parties
Linn county 4-H members are invited to two roller skating parties at the Marion Roll er Drome. The Nov 30 event targets members age 12 and under and the Dec 7 event targets those aged 12 and above. Both start at 7 p.m.
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Linn County
4-H
Marion
State Holstein sale nets top cow at Waterloo
In Waterloo the Iowa Holstein Association sale saw a top cow fetch 1200 dollars. The five year old cow signed by Clarence Zurcher sold to Pat Williams, while other high items included a 1305 dollar top lot from Ralph Albrecht and a 11095 dollar cow and calf lot from Lloyd Kroneman. CALF sales ranged to 520 dollars and calves went to several buyers.
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Iowa Holstein Association
Clarence Zurcher
Farmersburg
Pat Williams
Huntley
Ralph Albrecht
Sumners
John Kellner
Yonia
Douglas Kleiss
Morris Miller
Clarion
Roger i Pagel
C. J.’ Bangsness
Kenyon
Minn
Lloyd Kronéman
St. Ansgar
Richard, Gene
Gary Hartbaugh
Garnaville
Ic. A. Janssen
Wellsburg
Wes Newgard
Cedar Falls
T. B. Anderson
Newgard
I. P. Stewart
Maynard
Upper Explorerland Group Hears Peterson Speech in Postville
Howard Peter, son of Benson, Minnesota, chairman of West Minn Regopree Conservation and Development, spoke Friday evening at a Postville meeting of the Upper Explorerland and Resource Conservation and Development project group. The Upper Explorerland project has state approval and awaits funding in Washington. The five county Northeast Iowa effort proceeds toward federal support.
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Howard Peterson
Benson, Minn
West Minn Regopree
Everting
Upper Exporerand
State Department of Soil Conservation
Washington
Iowa
Ag Executives Forum To Hear Ralph Potter
State Senator Ralph Potter chairman of the legislature tax study review committee will lead the discussion on property tax at a Cedar Rapids Agriculture Executive Forum meeting Wednesday morning. The forum will meet at 7 am for breakfast at Bishop's downtown cafeteria Cedar Rapids. The meeting will be the last before January.
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Ralph Potter
R. Marion
Cedar Rapids Agriculture Executive Forum
the Forum
Bishop's
Cedar Rapids
Farm Bill Lets Producers Move Away from Frozen Crop Acreages
Washington AP reports details of the Nixon administration plan to aid farmers over three years with ASCS implementing details to be issued at county offices by mid December. Officials will brief state and county ASCS on Nov 30 and Dec 1 as 1971 program specifics on wheat cotton and feed grains are outlined. The act shifts to market signals and reduced subsidies with a three year program starting with the 1971 crop and set aside rules guiding diversified planting while preserving price supports and partial payments on feed grains.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
George W. Hansen
ASCS
Nixon
Congress
Hansen
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