Fuel shortage reports denied by Colorado farm officials
Colorado farm officials and government representatives dismissed fuel shortage rumors threatening the wheat harvest. ASCS head C N Vickers said no evidence of a statewide crisis exists and farmers have not reported shutdowns. John Orcutt stressed sufficient fuel will reach harvesters and that farmers receive priority in allocations.
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U.S
C.N. Vickers
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Kittel
Farm Bureau
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Weld 4-Hers Win Conference Awards at CSU
Weld County 4 H teams earned multiple honors on June 7 at Colorado State University including the state dairy judging championship. The winning dairy team, coached by Alvie Rathe, advances to the National Dairy Judging Contest in Columbus Ohio this October.
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Colorado State University
Columbus
Alvie Rathe
Sandy Wiedeman
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Greg Andrijeski
Brent Johnson
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Kim Schmidt
Fort Lupton
Packers Warn Packers Against Custom Feeding Under P and S Act
The Packers and Stockyards Administration warns meat packers it is illegal to engage in custom feeding or to sell livestock to other packing houses. Packers may only feed their own livestock for their own slaughter. The act aims to prevent market manipulation, with McLain noting no serious problems so far. Also notes sugar use shifts from homes to industries since 1935.
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Washington
Packers and Stockyards Administration
Agriculture Department
Marvin L. McLain
Packers and Stockyards Act
P&l
McLain
Fuel shortages loom as harvest dries grain risks mold
Washington AP reports National Grain and Feed Association spokesman James V Hauser warns fuel shortages next fall could impair grain drying and storage, enabling mold growth and mycotoxins like aflatoxin. He cites As pergillus flavus and moisture levels around 18 percent as key risks to the food supply. Milk production in May reached just over 11 billion pounds, down two percent from last year with average output per cow at 04 payinds.
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Washington
National Grain and Feed Association
James V. Hauser
Eldora
Iowa
Sousie
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