Hughes Urges National Unity At NFO Convention
Sen Harold Hughes urges Americans to drop divisiveness and unite to meet urgent problems. He announced he will not seek re election next year and spoke at the National Farmers Organization state convention. Delegates chose James Leach for a national director post, defeating Willis Howell. The convention also backed a federal enforcement agency to speed farm product payments.
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Hughes
Ames — Delecates
Nadlanah Farmers Organization
NFO
Tames Leach
Atlantic
Leach
Willis Howell
Edgewood
NFC
Cass County
Iowa
Towa Nfo
Clarence Schuehmann
Hawkeye
National Neo Board
Harold Hoksbergen
Pella
David Kozishek
Williamsburg
National Board
National Farmers Organization
Bern
Watergate
Benton Tillage Event Planned near Garrison
The Benton County soil conservation district will hold a commissioner's session and a soil judging contest at the Raman Gardner farm two miles northeast of Garrison. The event runs 4 to 7 pm with a chicken barbecue, featuring six conservation tillage displays and three types of conservation tillage used on spring corn plots. Wary visitors can view waterways and structures built for a state field day.
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Garrison
Benton
Ounty Sol
Raman Gardner Farm
Garrison Sent
Commissioners’ Eleotion
Dol Maddy
Sail Conservation Service
Des Moines
Gardner
First Turnstyle Dairy Facility Is Installed
The Baur Dairy in Parma Illinois installs the first dairy turnstyle milking facility in the United States and Canada. The automated system uses a circular platform and automated washing feeding and milking for each cow, reducing farmer labor and increasing efficiency.
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Parma
United States
Baur Dairy, Inc
Illinois
Australia
New Zealand
Floyd Z. Baum
Iowa Farmers Face Propane Shortage Risk in 1973 Drying Needs
An Iowa State University study estimates farmers will require about 113 million gallons of propane to dry corn and soybeans this year, a figure reflecting an 18 percent rise from 1972. Prof. Rubert Wisner notes federal priority allocations may preserve supplies but warn tight stocks could bite into next year's production with more land brought into use and 20 percent more propane expected to be allocated in 1974.
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Anles (Pt
Iowa State University
Tawa
ISU
Rubert Wisner
U.S. Agriculture Department
Iowa
Wisner
Experts Warn Against Mixing Storage Tanks
Experts warn that storing or transporting LP gas in tanks designed for anhydrous ammonia is hazardous and may create legal liability. Dale Hull of Iowa State University explains brass components fail under ammonia traces, risking leaks during crop drying.
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AMES
Dale Hull
Towa State University
Isaia
Armmonia
LE Gag Association
Mantor Street
Chicago
Iland
Tmomja
Dipartronatef Transportation
Ray Calls Federal Fuel Program Too Cumbersome
Gov. Robert Ray said Iowa cannot rely on the federal fuel allocation, calling the program too cumbersome as he presses for state control to cope with shortages. He urged conservation ahead of harvest and heating seasons while warning Congress may adopt a mandatory allocation if crises develop. The governor also endorsed easing auto emission controls to save fuel and stressed securing propane and LP gas for fall and winter needs. Giant combines harvest wheat quickly, illustrating ongoing agricultural pressures.
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Wes Momics
UPI
Robert. Ray
Ray
Beney Fie
Wit
Hut Altochaive
Heuss
John Love
Instrora
Washington
Congress
Iowa
Commerce, Commis
Sion
Maurels van Nostra
Uri
Towa
Hoy
Prine Concern
Mini Conference Held at Clarke College Palumue Lai Rd
The Dubuque mini conference theme You can Make It Happen drew 29 Clayton County Intermediate 4-H members and 85 participants from Delaware Jackson and Dubuque counties. Attendees included Father O'Brien Larne College Dubuque police warden state reformatory Anamosa teachers from Arch Residential Care Center and Iowa State University extension specialists. Two state 4-H officers and area council members led discussions and meals. Realized net income per farm in the U. S. was 5502 for 1070.
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Clarke College
Palumue Lairds
Clayton County
Cialiats
Iowa State University
Area and Country Council
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Baie Nailer
Deg
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California
U. S
Aes
Industrial Credit & Thrift
Ic&t
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ITT
America
State Auditor
American Industrial Bankers Association
Afinancial Service
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Boone
Cherokee
Denison
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Pimiceluy
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