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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1969
Page
10
A suit filed in Polk County district court discusses the ear-tagging requirement for livestock. The case centers on whether the law imposes valid, enforceable obligations on livestock owners and the impact on agricultural interests.
Government and IRRI researchers note that the so called miracle rice IR8 faces growing insect and disease resistance and quality limits. The 1960s boom yielded larger harvests but revealed second and third generation problems including grain quality, storage, and export issues across Asia. Scientists urge developing disease resistant varieties without sacrificing yield or cooking acceptability.
John W. Megown, Vigortone official, addressed Marion Jaycees on the Truth About Agriculture campaign. He argued farm wages rose sharply while farm costs and land prices surged, noting consumer spending on food remains a small share of disposable income and urging a truthful nationwide nutrition message.
Monticello reports three board members and George Hall named manager of the cooperative. The group, including Bishop Manches Moore, issued a notice seeking re election of directors to guide the electric operation and policy.
Canada will ship 86.2 million bushels of wheat to China under a three year pact. Most grain will move through Pacific ports toward Red China, with shipments to be made over the next year and beyond. China has become Canada’s largest wheat customer in recent years.
More than 65 members gathered for the first meeting of the Jedar Rapids Pro-Ag club in Amana last week. The turnout signals strong local interest in agricultural advocacy and community farming initiatives.
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