Cattle Herds Grow to Meet Beef Demand
The US cattle herd rose to 122 million head on January 1 1973 up more than 4 million from the prior year the Agriculture Department reports in an advance Outlook and Situation Report. The 1972 increase was the sharpest since 1962 and may push beef production up and prices down in the mid 1970s. Stockholm Sweden is described as the Venice of the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Mud Tavern Creek and Capitol Weather News
A fragmented hometown piece describes Mud Tavern Creek fire trucks near a landfill fire and a spring landscape with birds and honeysuckle. It reports on Weatherford and Washington updates including severe weather and crop planting delays in the Cotton Belt and Midwest.
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Mud Tavern Creek
Decatur
Uncle Jim
Decatur Street
Elk River Group
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Elk Group
Senate
Taft
Capitol
Feed Grain Program set aside cut to ten percent
Secretary Earl L. Butz announced a reduced set aside for full compliance under the 1973 Feed Grain Program from 25 percent to 10 percent to align with demand. The change frees up about 13.5 million acres for corn and other crops while preserving 0 percent for noncompliant participants and keeping base conservation unchanged.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
U.S
USDA
Department
Pine beetle outbreak hits Southern pines warns Rutledge
Morgan County Extension chairman Charles Rutledge says the Southern pine beetle, the South’s deadliest pine pest, is back in greater numbers. Homeowners should look for pitch tubes and ground dust to spot infestation and identify Engravers Ips or Black turpentine beetles to target control.
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Ips
Rutledge
Charles Rutledge
Morgan County Extension
Engravers
Quiz Answers Worldscope and Newsname Highlights
The document lists quiz results across several categories including Worldscope answers for items 1 through 5, Newsname entries by Le Duc, and a Sportlight segment. Key individuals Archibald Cox and John Tunney are noted in accompanying items and pictorial/spotlight references.
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Archibald Cox
John Tunney
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Hillsboro
Dan Clayburn
T. H. Owens
William Nash
Leon Hamilton
Billy Smith
the Daily
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G. T. Hamilton
Reuter
Stockholm
Sweden
Venice
Manor House
Pulaski
Tenn
Columbia, Tenn
Charles W. Lowler
Joe Warren
Home
Office
Maynard Layman
MUD Tavern
Hazel Green
Scottsboro
Hulace
Morgan
Arab
Dutton
Robin Thomas
Guntersville
Ryans
Hulacé
W. B. Devall
Auburn
Ala
Department of Forestry
Auburn University School of Agriculture — and Agricultural Experiment Station
Forest Farmers Association
Biloxi
Mississippi
le Duc
Monsanto
Lorox
E. J. DuPont de Nemours & Company
Dow Chemical Company
Monsante
Eto
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