Kuhfuss To Speak At Farm Bureau State Convention
Willian JJ Kuhfuss American Farm Bureau president will speak at Iowa Farm Bureau 55th annual meeting in Des Moines December 10 to 12. The event shifts dates to avoid harvest conflicts and opens with policy resolutions. final day approves actions.
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Butz Right Peanut Plan Faces Farm Backlash
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz warned his 1974 peanut and rice program proposals would not be universally popular. Farm leaders and the National Farmers Union accused him of pressuring widows and elderly farmers and threatening grain producers to accept a plan void of supply management and price protection.
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New Kansas Wheat Crop Looks Scraggly
New winter wheat in Pratt county appeared thin and scraggly as it emerged from drying ground, a stark contrast to the thick lush growth expected at this time in west central Kansas. The dry spell left the crop uneven and underdeveloped for the season.
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Milk Production Drops 2 Percent in Iowa
Iowa farm output fell 2 percent in September from a year earlier while per cow production rose by 15 pounds. Drought in Pratt County and heavy rains delayed winter wheat planting, threatening 1974 yields and the nation’s wheat supply, with large exports and rising prices shaping farm decisions.
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Company Moves to Extend Natural Gas Supply in Iowa Illinois
The Company outlines steps to stretch natural gas supply, limiting new loads to residential and some small commercial customers to safeguard existing customers. LNG and Propane storage facilities have been installed to meet peak demand, with nearly $4 million committed to locate and develop new sources in the Gulf of Mexico.
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