Farm prices rise 3 percent in July on Soviet demand
The Agriculture Department reports July farm prices increased for the fourth straight month driven by higher prices for wheat hogs soybeans cotton milk and potatoes. Beef cattle fell slightly as overall costs rose, leaving farm prices about 6 percent higher than a year ago while costs climbed about 0.5 percent. Wheat soybeans and hogs led gains amid rumors of Soviet buying.
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Congress backs plan to fund agricultural aid teaching
House International Relations Committee approved a foreign aid amendment allowing a portion of the aid budget each year to finance American universities and colleges in building agricultural teaching and extension services in developing nations. Rep. Paul Findley cites long-standing programs and says funding could rise to 40 million annually with a nine year peak, creating staff for ongoing development efforts. A separate note from Philadelphia discusses water quality and biodiversity as essential to healthy ecosystems.
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UPL
Congress
House International “Relations Committee
Owentenny
Paul Findley
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Nebraska to host foreign trade teams in August visit Lincoln
The Nebraska Wheat Division announced August visits by two international trade teams. From Brazil, delegates include Fernando Tavars Coutinho and Getulio Nezello, among others, with Bruce B. Palmer coordinating. A Taiwan team led by K Hung and C H Chang will tour milling plants, farms, and the University of Nebraska. Meetings with wheat officials and Agriculture Department start are planned.
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Taiwan
Republic of China
Brazil
Marx Koehnke
Fernando Tavars Coutinho
SUNAB
Getulio Nezello
Pernambucano Mills
Recife
Moyses Rosenthal
Ministry of Industry and Trade
Luiz Carlos Ribeiro
Carteira Comercio Exterior
Bank of Brazil
Bruce B. Palmer
Rio de Janeiro
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
GPW
South America
U.S
Foreign Agricultural Service
USDA
K. Hung
CIA Fha Enterprise Co
C. H. Chang
Kuo Hsing
Ef, Yang
Tung Ya
G.H. Chen
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D.M. Dung
Chia Hsin
Western Wheat Associates
Far Knat
FAS
WWA
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Koehnke
Farm- Mar-Go
University of Nebraska
State Capitol
Ill
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Department of Agriculture
Oxen powered colonial farms outpace horses in work
Colonial farmers relied on oxen for plowing, harrowing, hauling, and field transport, finding them tougher and cheaper than horses. Oxen could subsist on pasture and fodder, thrive on long journeys to kilns, and were driven with simple commands and crude harness as roads and machinery evolved, gradually yielding to horse-drawn farming after 1830.
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Benjamin Franklin
America
Pennsylvania
Osen
Geo
Uheeter
Harnass
Idelines
Arning
Country Gentleman magazine to resume 1975 publication
Indianap olis Indiana August 2 1975 Country Gentleman oldest rural magazine will resume publication in October 1975 after a twenty year hiatus published by Curtis Publishing Company Larry Boersma publisher. First issued in 1831 as Genesee Farmer it was renamed Country Gentleman in 1859 and purchased by Curtis by 1941. The new quarterly issue will feature farming counsel fiction humor and how to articles with a $6 yearly subscription and $1 25 per issue newsstand price.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Country Gentleman
Hlaus
Larry Boersma
Curtis Publishing Company
Genesee
New York
New Country Gentleman
Suburbia
Boersma
T He
Ottohes
Livestock Feeders Tour Planned in Platte Center Area
Buzzing with Bob Agents column urges livestock producers to join the August 1 tour starting 6:45 p.m. at Dale Pillen farm with stops at Lloyd Lutyens and Arnold Stuthman. Discusses greenbug issues in mile fields, insecticide performance, and possible re-sprays. Also advises after heading and dough stage for late herbicide use. Nebraska irrigation growth noted, fall garden planting tips given. Pla Co Pork Producers host family picnic August 3 at Leigh Fairgrounds, 6:30 p.m.
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Dale Pillen
Lloyd Lutyens
Arnold Stuthman
Pillen
Pla Co
Leigh Fairgrounds
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