Turner Draws the Winning Ticket at Colfax Lottery
Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner drew the winning name in a Sunday lottery at the Colfax sale barn to win a 1,000 pound Limousin steer. The event raised 7400 dollars for a Harvard Medical School lab researching retinitis pigmentosa.
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Schweiker Proposes Limiting Farm Exports to 20 Percent
Senator Richard S. Schweiker proposes a fixed cap on annual agricultural exports at 20 percent of a harvest. A commerce secretary certificate would declare sufficient domestic supplies to avoid shortages and show no impact on retail food prices. The amendment would require all exporters to register with the Commerce Department as part of farm bill debates.
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Trade tension frames agriculture export policy debate
A fragmented report discusses US agricultural exports under Nixon era policy, noting the Commerce and Agriculture departments face export registration rules. It mentions fair prices, global tensions, and concerns over inflation if exports are restricted, with traders citing high grain and soybean commitments and USDA summaries.
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Rail Car Shortage Remains A Burden For Farmers
Washington officials report ongoing freight car shortages limit grain shipments and fertilizer supplies. George M Stafford chair of the TCC cites tallies of plain boxcars, covered hoppers, and other cars with shortages rising since last year. John W Thyssen, Federal Railroad Administrator, notes industry efforts to boost carloads despite war strain and peacetime demands. A Jackson era? The report highlights peak February through April as the period for rail service adjustments. A department spokesman warns fertilizer shortages may hinder the 1974 crop year.
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Severe Milk Shortage Seen Sparks Price Angst
A Saner Market study and industry sources warn of a severe milk shortage worsened by heat and low production. Officials say continued supply constraints could lift consumer bakery prices and threaten food costs, with experts projecting declines in dairy output and broader market stress.
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