USDA notes small rise in food prices amid drought
A USDA economist at the 1988 World Ag Expo in Amana predicted food prices will rise about 1 percent next year due to a 30 percent drop in US grain production. Corn and soybeans fall sharply, but stockpiles and beef pork prices may offset some increases. He urged policy to avoid persistent grain surpluses.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Amana
United States
Leo Mayer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Mayer
Iowa State University Extension Service
USDA
Keith Horn
Riverside
National Corn Growers Association
Horn
Soviet trio treated like celebrities at World Ag Expo
Soviet guests Vladmir Vayrut Simonez Abol tin and Elmer Veski arrived at Amana for the World Ag Expo where they received celebrity treatment. They spoke through a translator about joint plowing demonstrations with U S farmers and showcased a Belarus tractor fixed by organizers.
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Dale Kueter _ieue
Amana
Front Street
Vladmir Vayrut
Simonez Aboltin
Elmer Veski
Vayrut
Leningrad
Aboltin
Veski
U.S
Ussr
USA
United States
Bob White
Des Moines
Abolin
Soviet Union
Iowa
Three Horses Escape at Amana Ag Expo
Three draft horses escaped from their pens at the Amana Ag Expo scene Tuesday night. Harold Schwarz of Spring Valley reported the animals found morning search teams, including Lone Air Patrol and local officers, locating the horses five miles northwest of the site. The horses returned to their pens, with Schwarz noting one horse named Jim approached him during the pursuit.
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Amana
Ag Expo
All Hooves
Harold Schwarz
Spring Valley
Mina Schwarz
Air Patrol
Schwarz
Jim
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Mora
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