Record corn prices seen on fall crop report
The September Crop Report from the Agriculture Department signals near record corn prices this fall and soybeans near $10 to $11 per bushel. Drought and heat shrank the 1983 crops to 4.39 billion bushels of corn and 1.54 billion of soybeans, prompting expectations of high trading prices while forecasts suggest moderation later in winter.
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Appeals court upholds 50 cent milk production fee
A federal appeals court in Richmond, Virginia, on Monday upheld the 50 cent per 100 pounds fee on milk production, first announced by Agriculture Secretary John R. Block in 1982 to curb output and support price programs. The ruling reverses a South Carolina judge’s injunction, noting Congress authorized the deduction to reduce surpluses and storage costs while acknowledging possible impacts on producers.
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Clark County Farm Progress Day funds spark debates on expenses and gifts
Clark County 1983 Farm Progress Day organizers report about 270000 total income from July event, with 165000 from rentals and 104000 from food stands, trailing Portage County’s 1982 revenue. Remaining funds near 121000, with major bills including 18700 utilities and a 7500 repayment to the county board.
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Weekend Forecast Promises Mild Temperatures and Clouds
Another typical weekend is ahead with partly cloudy skies through Friday followed by a chance of showers Friday night into Saturday. Highs reach the mid 60s to near 70, with overnight lows in the mid 40s to near 50.
Setaside payment installments delayed to October dates in area
Farmers across Eau Claire and west central Wisconsin will see the second installment of 1983 setaside diversion payments mailed by mid October after compliance spot checks. Grazing of setaside and PIK acres can begin Sept 15, not Oct 1, with no harvesting of PIK cover until Oct 1 and only grazing or soil work allowed on idled land. Early grazing has occurred in four southern counties due to drought.
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