Slower grain surplus buildup eyed for 1977 season
Washington dispatch says a government forecast expects global grain surpluses to rise through the 1977 crop marketing year ending next summer but at a slower pace. World carryover stocks by August reach 186.2 million tons, up 10.8 percent from summer and second highest on record, with production prospects down 1 percent to August yet still historic. The estimates inform 1978 acreage-cutback plans for wheat, corn and other grains to curb surpluses and help prices for farmers unable to cover costs. Agriculture Secretary Bob.
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Washington
UPT
Agriculture Department
Global Geem
Bob
Bergland
Carter
Agriculture World Grain Report
United States
Soviet Union
Farm policy push links wildlife with private land use
Agriculture officials urge private landowners to manage land for wildlife alongside crops and timber. They stress holistic management across federal and private lands, aided by extension programs, conservation funding, and a national wildlife inventory to guide habitat needs.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
United States
M. Rupert Culler
Cutler
National Forests
USDA
Agricuture Departent
National Forest
Catler
Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
National Wildlife Federation
Maturity dates extended for 1978 crop loans
The USDA announced extensions for all 1978 crop wheat and feed grain loans maturing before Oct 31 1977 to Oct 31 1977 at the producer’s option. The extension allows farmers to hold grain for potential higher prices with no storage allowance.
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US Department of Agriculture
USDA
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Dried egg solids prove stable for storage under study
University of Nebraska researchers Froning and Lieu report dried whole eggs retain nutrition under storage up to six months at 36 to 59 F with shelf life limited by higher temperatures. Extension specialist Shaffer notes consumer packaging could make them feasible for home storage amid rising food prices. The piece adds that U.S. farmers account for a quarter of global food production.
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Auburn
Ala
Glenn W. Froning
E. Lieu
University of Nebraska
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
IANR
Nebraska
U.S
Froning
Lieu
Poultry Science Association
Teresa Shaffer
ANA Extension
Glen Froning
Agricultural Equipment Listings From Field Trade Row
A catalog of John Deere tractors and implements with multiple model notes and tag identifiers including John Deere 234, 314 wide, 135 wide, 144, 344, 444, 546, 647 and Oliver 5 row and Gleaner headers such as L 537 and 2-row core head for Gleaner 4-row 30. Also includes tag codes like 494 B88 139 378 833 144 195 486 406 414 524 500 34 and miscellaneous entries for trade.
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John Deere
Joh Deere
Oliver
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Farm News
K. E. Dokter
McClymont Implement, Inc
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IHC
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