Farm income Seen Rising in 1972 Says Purdue
Washington and Purdue projections forecast a 1972 rise in net farm income driven by strong livestock prices and larger grain and soybean output. federal subsidies expected around 800 to 900 million dollars will cushion costs while Bart Butz faces nomination hearings, and Indiana farm earnings are predicted to improve for hogs soybeans and most major enterprises.
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Uptera
Agriculturg
Don Paarlberg
Agriculture Department
Farners
Sear
Paarlberg
Senate
D On
Bart L. Butz
Purdie University
Eva Tuff Benson
Hisenhower
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Init
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Eorn
Crackdowns Possible on DES Hormone in Livestock
Washington officials say new limits on diethylstilbestrol use in cattle and sheep feeds may follow if residue findings do not improve. Since April, about 2,900 samples showed a 4.5 percent residue rate, with two confirmed positives pending public notice.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
UPT
Tthe
Recheck
Wisconsin
Shnnesota
Agriculture
Richard Fb.lang
Hor
Des
Ana Sen
William Proxmice
Brandt elected second vice president of fair association
Lincoln Nebraska Henry Brandt was elected second vice president of the International Association of Fairs and Expositions at the group’s annual meeting held this week in Las Vegas. Brandt’s selection followed a vote by members attending the conference and marks a notable leadership role within the fairs and expositions community.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Henry Brandt
International Association of Fairs
Jéxpo Lions
Brandt
Las Vegas
Blve Bonnet Bunnies
Joye Noonan
Linda Sjuts
Teresa Wegener
Lori Sjuts
Sharon Meyer
Ciady Wagener
Betty Noonan
Shayrons- Meyer
Corres Telegraph Column Rates and Postal Notices
The fragment lists postage rates and delivery details for Columbus area subscribers. It mentions potted evenings except Sundays, mailing options by trail and by mail elsewhere, and references several local names and routes. The text shows a postal notice style with old address mentions and subscription terms.
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Cass
Columbus Ns
Trail
Blatt
Boone
Duter
Colas
Tédrrkk
Nance
Pox Coures
Catfish farming growth boosts renderers and feed uptake
The article notes rising catfish farming in the United States with 3,500 farmers and production climbing from about 13,000 tons in 1960 to over 27,000 tons by 1971, with projections toward 5,000 tons in 1975. It highlights increased use of animal protein in feeds, fat as a supplement, and Kansas State University studies on nutrition and feed conversion, while labeling catfish farming as an infant industry with pond acreage expanding from 40,000 in 1960 to over 59,000 by 1970.
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Stiles
Counry
U.S
Kansas State University
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas Moresity
Wish and Game Commission
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
What to charge for rent on farms and storage tips
Farmers ask how to set rent, with landlords using land value as a guide. Cash rent often 6-7 percent of current market value, with tables by land value levels. Also notes on grain storage, aeration, and a lighthearted remark about marriage.
New USDA veal and calf grades revised in 1972
The USDA Consumer and Marketing Service issued revised federal standards for veal and calf carcasses and for vealers and slaughter calves to take effect January 1, 1972 after a 90 day comment period. Nine comments supported changes from Western groups universities and a producer. three opposed noting consumer interests. The update emphasizes lean color differences between veal and calf and reduces quality requirements, with calf grades adjusted to Prime Choice Good Shindard and Ungily.
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U.S
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Federal Register
USDA
Consumer and Marketing Service
Western Association
State Department of Agriculture
Univerity Meat and Animal
Kratka Earns Special Award For Corn Yield Record
Keinneth Wratka of Bollwaail receives a special award from Gerald Schmit of Bollwack for a 175.7 bushel per acre corn yield. The harvest occurred September 27, 182 with 24.5 percent moisture and a plant population of 0,500 per acre using Norbicide and Insecticide. The program involves 3,009 growers in the US and Canada under Project 200 aiming to boost yields and profits.
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Keinneth Wratka
Bollwaail
Gerald Schmit
Bollwack
Funk
Kratka
Canada
Kralka
Walnut tree rustlers branch into new thefts
DES MOINES UPI reporting on Iowa walnut tree rustlers who chop trees from forests and sell the wood to dealers. State officials say prosecutions are rare, noting that thefts go unnoticed for weeks and even months. Prices range from 500 to 2000 dollars per tree, with varying grades affecting value.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Towa
Towa Conservation Commission
William Farcis
Kerneth Rakac
Conservation Commission
Kakac
Kaka
Yellow River Forest
Farria
Farris
Kahne
Dangers of frostbite warning issued in Nebraska
The Nebraska State Medical Association cautions frostbite risks for outdoor workers hunters and children in cold weather. Affected areas include ears nose fingers and toes with skin turning from pink to white. Do not rub frostbitten parts and seek medical help. thaw with warm water and gentle handling, avoid further injury.
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Nebraska
Winer Mattis
Nebraska State Medical Association
The
State Medical Association
Huis
Nebraska All-Farm Commodity Price Index Falls From Last Year
IAICOM UPI reports the Nebraska All-Farm Commodity Price Index at mid November was down 31 points from a year ago. The all crop index stood at 162, up 3 from mid-October but 16 lower than last year. The livestock and dairy products index was 353, up from mid-October and 42 higher than the same date last year.
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Iaicom
UPI
State
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
Symposium on range beef cows set Dec 13 15 in Cheyenne
A three day symposium at the Little America complex Cheyenne Wyoming covers consumerism and beef topics for stockmen from Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming and Colorado. Notable speakers include David Stroud president National Live Stock and Meat Board Chicago Illinois and Deputy Director of the Office of Consumer Affairs Mississvabeth Hanford. Nebraska speakers Dr Dopalel Clanton North Platte Dr Robert Koch Lincoln Al Shepherd Hyannis and Dr Kim Nicholz North Platte cite range nutrition crossbreeding and irrigated pastures.
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David Stroud
National Live Stock and Meal Board
Chicago
Ulinais and
Missisisvabeth Hanford
Office of Consumer Affairs
Washington, D. C
Robert Katch
University of Nebraska Scotts Huff
Little America Complex
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Dopalel Clanton
Norith Platte
Robert Koch
NY Animal Science Department
Lincoln
al. J. Shepherd
Hyannis
Kim Nicholz
North Platte Station
Bill Pope
Texas A & AL University
Rural living eyed in annual Agriculture Dept yearbook
Washington officials preview the 1971 Agriculture Department yearbook titled A Good Life for More People. It envisions moving millions from crowded cities to rural areas, with jobs housing and services to rejuvenate small towns and ease urban pressure by the year 2000.
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Washington
UPI
America
Ee Agriculure
Nebraska Commercial Red Meat Output Drops
Lincoln UPI reports State Statistics on Nebraska red meat production. October output fell by a substantial percent from a year earlier, totaling 272 million pounds and down from the prior month. First ten months reached 2.792 billion pounds, with a year-to-date decline versus the same period last year.
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Lincoln
UPI
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
4 H Notes Cooking Cuties At Christmas Meet
4 H notes describe cooking and measuring with solids and liquids. Members Jean Watson and Mickey Collins bought foals. Judy Jensen reports. Christmas plans include visiting Marys Haven, Dec 15 details noted. Officers elected at a later meeting and refreshments served.
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Jean Watson
Mickey Collins
Judy Jensen
Marys Haven
Denae Pannelly
Kathy
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