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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1983
Page
35
Des Moines Markets Report on Live Hens and Meat Products
The Federal-State Market News Service notes steady undertone for live hens and light trading with good demand and short supplies. Farm eggs show price stability. Grade A large 58-61¢ per dozen, medium 49-51¢, small 20-22¢. Central U.S. meat trade reports steady to higher steer and heifer carcasses with slow trading and firm offerings. boxed cuts and specific beef items listed with varied prices.
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Federal-State Market News Service
Federal State Market News Service
Wess
U.S
Soeer Forces
Livestock Futures Report Mixed Cattle and Hogs Market Activity
Market notes show feeders and slaughter cattle steady to higher amid thin demand. Hog futures edge up with some classes at 40.00 to 40.25, while cattle slaughter and feeder sales remain active with prices up about one dollar. Eyewitness prices reflect slow buyer interest and varying regional quotes for sows and lean meats.
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Vereen
Sass Fk
En Rohaes
U.S
Joliet Cattle Trade Mixed as Markets Hold Steady
Cattle trading at Joliet Wednesday showed moderate activity with slaughter steers steady to higher and heifers firmer on high quality lots. Prices cited ranged around 37.00 to 37.50 for 350 to 600 pound barrows, with other weights and classes listed but overall sentiment reflecting cautious but steady demand from buyers.
Livestock Prices and Contacts Reported
Iowa area market notes show lambs at 10.130 pound and 50 price figures for lambs with contact details, including Ray Zomasiil. Waterloo Roth Packing Co quotes a butcher rate of 412 dollars.
Winneshiek County Names Pork Queen and Princess
Winneshiek County crowned Kathy Kriener as pork queen and Doreen Huinker as princess. Kathy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Kriener of rural Ridgeway while Doreen is the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Huinker of rural Decorah.
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Winneshiek County
Kathy Kriener
Herman Kriener
Ridgeway
Doreen Huinker
David Huinker
Decorah
Iowa Extension Calendar Highlights Regional 4-H and Farm Meetings
A week by week digest of 4-H events and agricultural meetings across Clayton Delaware Fayette Black Hawk Tama and Linn counties. Highlights include the World Dairy Expo in Madison Oct 6 7 and a national 4-H week Oct 2 8. Key gatherings feature extension seminars beef growth stimulants hog records and payment in kind grain discussions.
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Clayton County
Howard County
Madison
Wis
Black Hawk County
Nine
University Ave
Waterloo
Elkader
Delaware County
Farm Bureau
Manchester
Iowa
Colony Inn
Amana Fayette County
Parkette Board
Fayette
Federal Farm
Merrill Marxman
Washington
Marxman
Iowa Farm Bureau
West Des Moines
Tama County
Hickory Hills Park
Winneshiek County
Decorah
East
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
Ex-AGRI officials detail illegal grain sale
A federal jury heard that AGRI Industries unlawfully sold government grain last spring. Tom Duffy testified he and others concealed the error while restitution was rushed after many knew of the irregular sale. Witnesses described a scheme involving high grade wheat moved from Fort Worth to Houston to fill a ship.
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Des Moines
Agri Industries
Tom Duffy
Agri Planning
AGRI
Duffy
Joe L. Duncan
Jack Wyard
Wyard
Fort Worth
Texas
Duncan
Tom Williamson
Houston
Injunction Against FmHA Could Pause Farm Foreclosures
Hearing set for October 17 in Bismarck North Dakota to decide if a temporary injunction halting Farmers Home Administration foreclosures can be extended nationwide. Judge Bruce Van Sickle previously ordered a 30 day notice before income freezes and foreclosures with deferral options for farmers behind due to temporary hardships. The ND action, filed as a class suit by nine borrowers, follows earlier court wins curbing FmHA actions and a separate ruling on unspent Economic Emergency funds.
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al Swegle
Uazette Farm Edutc
Bismark
N.D
Farmers Home Administration
North Dakota
Bruce van Sickle
Georgia
Kansas
Dakota
Sarah Vogel
Grand Forks
N.C
the Gazette
Farmers Home
Vogel
Thomas A. Flannery
Washington, D.C
Family farms face political fight to survive by 1999
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Jim Hightower warned at Living History Farms that family farms could disappear by 1999 unless defenders engage in politics. He argued federal farm policy favors large corporations, cites the Farm Policy Act of 1981 as causing a 38 percent price drop for farmers while retail prices rise 28 percent. He urged a new policy to protect producers.
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Urbandale
Iowa
Texas
Jim Hightower
Hightower
Living History Farms
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Insect fragments found in school meat shipments
A P S report shows five of twelve meat samples bound for the school lunch program contained insect pieces. Spokesman John McClung said the fragments pose no health threat but are contaminants. One Spokane sample held ten fragments, possibly from one insect, from meat bought from Cattle King in Denver and Nebraska Beef Inc. in Gering.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
John McClung
Spokane
Wash
McClung
Cattle King of
Denver
Nebraska Beef Inc
Gering
Neb
Senate debates dairy price supports and tobacco subsidy overhaul
The Senate on Wednesday began considering legislation to cut federal dairy price supports and overhaul the tobacco subsidy program. A vote on the dairy-tobacco bill was expected today.
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Washington
Senate
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