Clark Warns Farm Bureau Women On Surpluses Return
Senator Dick Clark addresses Iowa Farm Bureau women warning surpluses may return to disrupt sericultural economy as price instability lingers. He urges better reporting on soy and wheat, notes fertilizer and interest-rate issues, and cites energy and youth farming concerns.
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Dorothy Williams Wallington
Farm Sur
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Kowa Farrel Bureau
Allen Han
Iowa
Talsa
Illinois farmers form citizen patrols to deter cattle rustling
Farmers in Morgary County Illinois organize citizen patrols after sheriff departments cannot curb cattle rustling. Eldred Ehlert heads a six member group traveling in cars and pickups patrolling roads from dusk to dawn and arming in some cases. Sheriff Harold Wright warns against gun use but supports reporting suspicious activity with license descriptions.
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Minos
Eldred Ehlert
Morgary
Harold Wright
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Wright
Fewer Storage Problems Seen During the Fall
Iowa State University economists say grain and soybean storage issues likely won't be as serious in 1973 as in 1972. Expanded facilities and moved last year’s stock ease pressure. local pile ups may occur but are expected to be far less. Total storage capacity rises to about 545 million bushels with adds of 45 million. Grain movement remains strong, reducing chances of severe fall or winter shortages.
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UFI
Iowa State University
Bob Wisner
ASU
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Towa
Outlook session to discuss corn and livestock in Washington Iowa
Wisner and Kirby will headline the Washington county fall outlook meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday September 25 at the Farm Bureau building. Speakers include Iowa State Extension economist Bob Wisner and Ed Kirby Cedar Rapids area extension farm management specialist.
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Stile University
Koling
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Cedar Rapida Area Extension Farm Management
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Economists propose world food reserve amid famine threat
A group of economists from North America Europe and Japan propose depositing Tuva Tron around the world in an international food bank to be drawn in famines. The fund would be financed by industrial nations and used to avert shortages or aid developing countries. The plan arose from a three day conference on world symposium policy with six statements urging reserve building over repeating past mistakes.
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Washington
North America
Europe
Japan
No Large Boost Seen In Pork Production
A government report indicates pork supplies will not rise through winter into 1874 and farmers plan no significant increase in pig births through next February. In the Corn Belt, about three quarters of output, sow numbers and last year’s litters show little growth, with hog prices fluctuating but remaining above year-ago levels.
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Kay Kop Designed 4H Queen At Ak Sar Hen Show
Kay Kop of Iowa State University lineage wins 4H title at Ak-Sar-Ben show. Sister Sandra Knop, Atlantic resident, also listed in 4H circles with Hereford cattle entries. Both from families active in livestock exhibitions and county fairs.
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Tinea
Ak-Sar-Ben Queen Breeding Show Honors Report
Ak-Sar-Ben Queen event awarded top honors at the Nebraska State fair breeding show. A Shorthorn entry by Yan Mocks and Taylor of Nebraska earned multiple class honors. Charles Steen, 18, displayed cattle including BL Horn from Iowa.
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Ake Salton Latunday
Yan Mocks
Uf ‘Taylor
Cale
Helfer
Churli
Steen
Anamosa Tops Congress in Dairy Judging Event
Anamosa team led dairy judging at a Saturday event with prominent mentions of Kregel Guttenberg and Garnavilly. Participants included BI Carlson White Postville Steve Bowers and AL Wittens, with Decorah’s PRATB team also noted as strong.
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Waterloo
Futura Farmers of America
Howers
Firal
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Dalry
Mike Mota
Garnavilly
Sentteh Dam
Extension Office Offers Waste Permits via Iowa State Extension
EPA officials said Iowa livestock and poultry feeders can obtain permit applications through Iowa State University extension services in Ames and the Iowa Department of Environmental Quality in Des Moines. Operations with more than 1000 cattle, 2506 hogs, 10000 sheep, 550000 turkeys, 5000 ducks, or 401000 chickens must be licensed.
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Environimental Protection Agency
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