Farm egg and broiler outlook from Iowa State economist
Iowa State University economist Marvin Skadberg says broiler production in 1962 will be down modestly from last year, causing delayed but eventual price boosts. Egg hatch is down about 4 percent in early 1962, with total chicks six to seven percent below last year by June 1, signaling higher egg prices later. Turkey hatch for Q1 1962 fell 33 percent, heavy breeds down 23 percent, while January intentions suggested a 12 percent crop reduction this year.
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Marvin Skadberg
Iowa State University
Iowa
Turkeys Numbers Cut Target Set for Growers Income
University figures show a 22 percent reduction in turkey numbers needed in 1962 to maximize growers' gross incomes. While the target may be optimistic, officials believe closer to the goal than last April, with Skadberg cave cited as a reference point.
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University
Turkey
Skadberg
Turkey Growers Asked To Check Vote Eligibility
Turkey producer growers and contract producers should contact their ASCS county offices now to determine voting eligibility on the national turkey marketing order and to certify 1963 turkey sales. Eligible voters include producers who sold over 3,600 pounds in 1961 and contract producers with risk of loss contracts. General voting runs June 18 to 22 at the county office. cooperatives voting for members must file with the State ASCS by June 8.
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ASCS
Joe Lynch
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Turkeys Marketing Order Discussed for 1962 Referendum
A county vote would decide a turkey marketing order with two possible supply management methods. If approved by two thirds of producers, an Industry Administrative Committee would run allocations or set asides of surplus turkeys for a marketing year. Set-asides’ net proceeds would benefit the industry.
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Industry Administrative Committee
Emmetsburg Happy Helpers Meeting Notes
The Emmetsburg Happy Helpers met at Linda Rice's home on June 16. President Nancy Currans led a bull session with 15 members one visitor and two leaders in attendance. Talks covered cornices and drapery making, camp trip reports, and rally/workshop planning. Next meeting at Becky Malin's home. June lunch served by the hostess and her mother.
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Emmetsburg
Happy Helpers
Linda Rice
Nancy Currans
Dammann
Helges
Genice Larson
Nancy Curans
Virginia Brown
Judy Telgeson
Mary Brennan
Becky Malin
Linda Westfall
Une
Tareet
Helen Molloy
B. Oelock
Swanson
Weishaar
Curlew Jolly
Curlew Jully
Sandra Peters
Ruth Andreasen
Lante -Ulsberg
Nen
Lakeview
Lakeview Nursing Home
Linda Smith
LeAnna Johnson
Janet Molloy
Dunch
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Judy Helgensson
Karen Hanson
Judy Helgeson
Nanny Cuttrans
Genrce Malm
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Janette C. Nolan Lynch
Independence Boosters
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Dan Naig
New Basin
Kathy Knudson
Susan Knudson
Qislarg
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Loach
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Helen McWay
Spother
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Methodist Hall
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Martha
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Joyeu Bannart
Virginia Fraser
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Ronald DB. Berkland, Mgr
Democrat
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