Beef import policy and EMC cattle output affect U S prices
An AP summary notes Nixon’s meat quota removal may ease shortages but raises questions for American consumers. A USDA Foreign Agricultural Service report projects EU beef output down four to six percent from 1971, with prices rising as demand grows. US officials caution on price impact while EC subsidy plans spur dairy herd expansions.
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Don Kendall
Washington
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Argentina
Europea
USDA
U.S
Agriculture Department
Nisan
Agriculure
Earl L. Rutz
United Sacy
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Yerald M. Stubesistant
Foreign Agricultural Service
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Wade
Titebel
Nixon
Latin America
Dhe
Garlien
4 H Notes On Club Meetings And Demonstrations
4 H notes summarize recent gatherings at multiple homes with members signing up for judging, cooking and sewing demonstrations, and fair activities. Several hosts and reporters are named, with treats served by various members and discussions on booth prep and project work.
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Tielmer
Holmberg
Davidson
Susie Reimer
Holly Holmberg
Doris Doerlein
Holly
Janey Holmberg
Isi
Kim
Kell Ernst
Shelly Davison
Morion Bender
Country Club
Jierney Sandy
Tina
Ronnie Bough
Connie Con
Teresa Jarod
Heverly Liebig
Jaai Semumacher
EU Liebig
Kathy Coan
Mel
Leonard Lopstan
Happy Wanderers Club
Thrafod Patty Janssen
Toad
Tiny
Janssen
Sharon Gch
Ausy Fingers
Luan Massener
Kath Kinzer
Luaner
Lurch
Ann Muelter
Bunker Hill Club
Stu Anderson
Mogey Chestnut
Fraser
Pexey
Mary Fraser
Care Telegram Partnership and Subscription Rates Notice
The fragment notes a local notice for the Care Telegram Partnership at 27th Avenue Columbus Heb 63601. Subscription options appear with carrier delivery in towns and by mail to other states, listing monthly and yearly prices and a change of address instruction.
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Care Telegram
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Farm Machinery Inventories Decline With Bigger Tractors
An Agricultural Department study shows farm machinery inventories shrinking as farms consolidate and adopt larger tractors. Estimates indicate about 4,469 tractors on farms this year, down from 4,787,009 in 1966, while total tractor horsepower is projected at a record 209 million versus 176 million seven years ago. Sales of high horsepower tractors rise, with 120+ hp units increasing from 3.0 percent to 9 percent of total sales since 1988.
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Washington Aly
Agriculture Department
Reywarding Laa
Boxelder Nymphs and Green Bugs Warn Farm Planning Guide
Boxelder nymphs appear on strawberries boxelder and grass with bright red nymphs at high numbers. Green bugs in small colonies prompt notes on parasitism and timing. Plan feed handling centers before building and request EC 0-183 for details. Midwest Plan Service published a farming planning guide priced at $1. Contact office for the book.
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Jrow
Midwest Plan Service
52 Per Cent Milk Used in Output of Products
Washington AP reports a 1971 dairy processing review by the Agriculture Department shows 52 percent of the nation’s milk production used for manufactured products. Total output reached 1.5 billion pounds. cheese set a record with about 20.0 billion pounds of milk used, butter production totaled about 24.0 billion pounds, and dried milk products and ice cream accounted for the rest.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wheat Producers Nowa Join Great Plains Wheat Inc Plan
ETTINGION AP Wheat Producers Nowa join Great Plains Wheat Inc in foreign market development programs effective duty the farm organization announced today. Great Plains Wheat has six state wheat associations as members including those from Colorado Kansas Nebraska North Dakota Oklahoma and South Dakota.
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Nowa
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Great Plains Wheat
Calorara
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Southaq Kota
Monitoring egg packing devices with electrode CER system
Washington AIr Agriculture Department scientists developed an electrode CER to monitor automated packing lines. It detects about five percent breakage totaling 33 million eggs annually and tracks 260 million more during packing. The system rides along with the line, transmits alerts, and could cut losses by about 5 million dollars per year.
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Washington Air Agriculture Department
Silfien
Elsetronic
Artificil Cee
Agricultural Research Service
SOA
Rural Nebraska’s working Nebraskans: 36 percent in rural areas
Nebraska’s rural areas account for 36 percent of total employed residents. The state’s rural sector includes farm and nonfarm workers with agriculture and related industries forming a major share. Data from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln shows rural employment distributed across farming, manufacturing, retail, and services, with wages and social benefits noted.
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Lincoln
Elks
Bebra
Giesenmaa
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Casio Agricultural
Xedytaska
Comus Bureau
REAP backers may face funding setback in Congress
U S House debate on the Rural Economic Adjustment Program REAP faces opposition from the White House and budget offices. Critics note long standing pressure to reduce or end REAP, contending the program costs strain flood and drought relief aims. Budget figures fluctuate with proposals reaching from 140 to 193.4 million, while overall environmental and agricultural funding remains in flux.
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Fkelp
Confess
Nixon
Congress
Sia Cullen
Office of Management
Aca
Con Widen
Willion
Ruars
Enviroomental Protection Agency
USDA
Usda Vor
Wat
Hudgel
Senate
Office of Management and Budget
Budge
Government subsidy checks mailed to farmers in 1972 plan
Washington officials announced about 4.1 billion dollars in farm subsidy payments and 500 million in other aids will be mailed to eligible farmers by July end. Final settlements will allocate roughly 1.9 billion for feed grain, 82 million for cotton, and about 1 billion for wheat, with land retirement tied to future payments.
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Washington
Uta
Wes. Ube Department
Milk production may top 120 billion pounds this year
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department projects total U S milk production will exceed 120 billion pounds in 1972 based on the first five months and May output. The forecast notes higher farm prices encouraged more production and a government milk-buying dip while producer cash sales may surpass 87 billion dollars.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Comamie Research Service
la Pareca
Greriit Corp
Apuildane
Damage from wind erosion eases across Great Plains
Washington AP reports wind erosion damage in the Great Plains fell sharply from a year earlier. The Agriculture Department estimates about 3,245 stores damaged taravinel cin the season, down nearly 3 percent from 870-71 levels. Texas and other plains states show reduced losses in crops and pasture with smaller totals for wind damage across sub areas.
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Washington
Wincreswere
Great Plains
Willion
Plains
Officials to establish National Horse Industry Advisory Panel
Agriculture Secretary Earl J. Bitz announced plans to appoint members to a National Horse Industry Advisory Committee. The panel will oversee USDA programs on horse research disease control education and related equine activities to guide department policy.
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Washington
API
Povernwest
Agriculture
Earl J. Bitz
Bul
Australia May Channel More Beef to the U S
A U S government source says Australia may slow exports to Japan and Europe to boost beef shipments to the United States as quotas are reassessed. Nixon lifted some restrictions earlier. Australia hopes to secure a larger share when controls resume.
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Australia
U.S
Washington
United
Japan
Europe
Nixon
U.S. Res
Safety shoes are a must for protecting workers
An article notes feet injuries make up about ten percent of disabling work injuries across occupations including farming and ranch work. It advocates metal-toe, puncture resistant, and skid resistant safety footwear, with reinforced insoles and metatarsal protection for wet or hazardous conditions.
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The
National Safety Council
Svork
Univer
Ranskod
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