Resentment over grain embargo hampers Ford drive
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz says farmer anger over last year's temporary embargo on grain sales to the Soviet Union and Poland is hindering Ford's presidential bid. He adds that if Ford wins the nomination and economic conditions remain favorable, Republican support in farm areas will rise, despite lingering discontent. Butz notes production and price prospects for corn, wheat, soybeans, cotton, and hogs look solid, aided by expected export demand and weather. He cites Meany as a political irritant fueling farmer discontent with Democratic leadership.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
Hussia
Poland
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Earl L. Bute
4-Hers Learn Vet Science by Doing
More than 30 4-H members joined county wide veterinary science sessions led by veterinarian trainers Dysever Stroh Dr Dennis Smith and Dr Dines Emmett. Activities covered animal anatomy pulse temperature and systems learning with stethoscopes microscopes and dissection observations.
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CSU to sell 110 Hampshire sheep in dispersal sale
CSU plans a dispersal sale next weekend due to a department realignment. Leads state that 110 Hampshire sheep from a historic CSU herd will be sold, including two mature stud rams and 50 mature ewes, with other ages. The sale supports ongoing research and extension needs.
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Hampshire
Uity Cullins
Gok
UPL
Colorado State University
Animal Sciencen
Terry Greathouse
Coneismty Pato Aone
Greathouse
Policy to protect prime farmland from federal use
Washington policy briefing from the Agriculture Secretary. A plan urges federal agencies to avoid prime agricultural land when alternatives exist and to seek minimizing conversions. It calls for collaboration with private groups to protect prime lands and explore land use options to prevent irrevocable non agricultural commitments.
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Washington
Butz
Agriculture Department
Cotovady Junior Angus Show at Weld County Fair Grounds
Golden Trend entry highlighted as part of the Cotovady Junior Angus Association events at Weld County fair grounds Akweley July 19 22. note dates reference the American Veterinary Medical Association annual meeting in Cincinnati.
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Weld County Fair Grounds
Akweley
American Veterinary Medical Association
Cincianati, Hie
Green Revolution yields promise but slow to spread
A U S Agriculture Department report says high yield varieties have slowed since their peak in the early 1970s. It warns poorer nations must expand fertilizer and water access to farmers to realize gains, with experts insisting the technology can still double world food production by 2000 if supported by governments and policy changes.
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Don Kendall
Arm Weiler
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
Jialdore Hanson
International Wheat and Maize Improvement Ceter
Mexico
Fslt
International Rice Research Institute
Philippines
Asia
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Hanson
Munson
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