May farm prices equal record high for month
The AP reports USDA figures show May farm price and expense indices near historic highs. Parity ratios lag 1951 levels, with May at 73 percent, while costs rise and income signals vary. Hog-corn ratio climbs, corn and hog prices rise, and wheat trade shows 1970-71 shifts amid global supply changes.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
Culture Department
Farah
USDA
Washington
Agriculture Mahment
Lemon Chess Pie From North Carolina Recipe
North Carolina lemon chess pie recipe provided by Cecily Brownstone includes ingredients for filling and pastry shell. Instructions cover mixing to thick ivory color, baking at 140 degrees until top browns, and serving warm with whipped cream. Also includes pastry shell dough method and a note on German muscular mental health statistics.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
North Carolina
Tim
Walter
Record Low Colorado Fruit Crop Forecasts Hit Hillside Growers
Colorado's Western Slope fruit producers brace for a banner crop collapse after a May frost and March freeze, with apple yields in Montevina Montrose and Dethy counties seen at 150000 bushels and peaches in Mesa County around 100000. Officials warn spray costs may exceed returns as damaged trees reduce future harvests.
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Grand Junction
Coltup
Wester
Colorado
Rockies
Montevina
Montrose
Dethy
Mesa County
Oscar Jaynes
Pisaeh Administrativ Committee
Palisade
Clinton Jeffers
Colorado Secretary Byron Anderson named national association president
Byron A Ane sterson, Colorado secretary of State, was elected Thursday as president of the National Association of Secretaries of State, becoming the first Coloradan to head the group. He missed the session due to illness, but his office announced the election from Houston, Pennsylvania.
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Denver
Colorado
Byron A. Anesterson
National Association of Secretaries of State
Houshey
Anderson
Ilness
Butz Seeks Stabilized Farm Prices Speech in Walton Mass
Agriculture Secretary Butz told a Walton press conference that he does not want food prices to fall. He argued farmers have long earned little profit and inflation is not driven by the farmer. He cited declining share of disposable income and predicted the U.S. and USSR will soon sign a favorable trade deal as Moscow will need U.S. grain to feed its livestock.
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Agriculure
Earl Li. Butz
New Orly
Butz
I Easton Indell
Vehill World Forum
Stanehill College
Bute
United States
Mussia
Fidure
Number of Sheep and Lamb Deaths From Eagles Delayed Release
In Wyoming the Cr ag and Livestock Service agreed to release estimates of sheep and lamb deaths caused by eagles and other predators after media pressure. Officials say figures on eagles will be disclosed next week, with totals from the 1960s and 1970s under debate amid conservationist concerns.
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Cuieyenne
L8, Crag and Lovestock
Wyauiing
Te Pews Media
U.S
U. Atly
Richard
Thomas
Lester Hoffman
Ite
Uoffman
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Foreign Agricultural Service
Weslan
Soviet Union
Mopar &. Ag
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Canada
Argentina
France
Spain
ROM
Thre
West
Germany
Treparts
ROVER
Insurance
Tribune Farm Section
Erwyn Wille
State Agriculture Department
Byron Anderson
Wight Make
United Nations
Benson Palmer
Apple
U.N
Mittee
Cecaredipe
Ures
Lal Seagtle
Htoffman
Tiffain
Evans Kart Sportway, Inc
Evans
Hwy
Imur
Scotts Law Counselor
Marr Tertitiver
Ahadsett, Cois
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Seers
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Anderson Seed Co
10Th Street
Greeley, Colo
Ranch Wholesale Supply, Inc
8Th Stroat Greeley, Colo
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