Statewide Conference on Food and Fiber Production Attended
Two carri from Hempstead County attended a statewide conference on food and fiber production. Dr Earl Butz urged the Cooperative Extension Service to plan an educational program to boost production next year. The meeting aimed to align producers with national and international agricultural conditions and to plan for upcoming challenges and opportunities.
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Carri
Hempstead
Earl Butz
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Arkansas’ Cooperative Extension Service
Arkansas
South Dakota
Bumpers urges fairer treatment for farmers at conference
Gov. Dale Bumpers told an Arkansas agricultural conference that farmers have long faced unfair pricing as costs rise while product prices stay steady. He warned of starvation if land under cultivation wanes and urged use of fuel allocations that favor farmers with flexible access amid rising consumption.
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Little Rock
United States
Dale Bumpers
Bumpers
The
State Agricultural Sxten
Arkansas
Federal Office of
OU and Gas
Lubricant research eyed from plant lubricants and metric shift
Reports from agricultural research labs in New Orleans and Philadelphia show plant-based liberants from certain seeds may serve as neat lubricants or lubricant additives. Tests indicate five to ten percent blends could improve paraffins diesters or silicones, with some weld points higher than standard automotive fluids, while metric adoption could cost the steel industry about 2.3 billion dollars but yield long term gains.
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New Orleans
Philadelphia
Hiei
Farm program outlined at Hope Rotary Club meeting
Cecil Bittle presented a farm program to Hope Rotary Club at Town and Country Restaurant. State and federal farm agency representatives spoke on department workings and 1974 farmer challenges. Executives and guests included George Brown, Theodore Eldridge, Gerald Lynn, Calvin Caldwell, and many others.
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Cecil Bittle
Hope Rotary Club
Hope
Gerald Lynn
ASCS
Calvin Caldwell
County Estension
ESD named in bias suit
Two female employees of the state Employment Security Division filed a discrimination suit in U S District Court alleging bias against women and blacks in employment opportunities. Edith Cox of Little Rock and her daughter Susan James of Benton represent themselves and others affected by ESD discrimination.
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Little Rock
State Employment Security Division
ESD
Edith Cox
Susan James
Benton
U.S
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NOWU
Calvin J. Caldwell
North American
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Game and Fish Commission
Sion Service
Scierice
Washington
American Lree Steel Institute
George Brown
Soil Conservation Office
Theodore
Eldridge
the Farmers Home
Bob Gullett
Emmett Thompson
Lester Sitzes
Monroe Semuel
Earl Downs
Troy Buck
R. E. Jackson
Lyle McMahon
Autrey Wilson
Bill
Oward
Sana
Hyway
Arv
Gials
Granny
Coats
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