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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
5
County ASCS reminds farmers set aside payments are due by July 1 with early certification possible. Producers must certify set aside acreage and meet program rules at the ASCS Office before payments. Final certification date and measurement service details are provided. call for questions.
AP report notes U S farm exports fell from 22 billion in 1956 to about 4 billion in a later year. Kenneth K Krogh of the Foreign Agricultural Service outlines three new activities to sharpen overseas market knowledge, spur U S export initiative, and improve promotion effectiveness. He stresses pilot promotions and targeting overseas buyers directly.
Washington reports wind erosion in the Great Plains reaches a 14 year high with 4,764,032 acres damaged. Western Texas troplands, South and North Dakota areas show severe soil movement while emergency tillage aided 3,556,000 acres. Department notes economy shifts and advised hatch reductions to ease price volatility.
University of Missouri swine specialist John Rea warns that high relative humidity and temperatures threaten hogs during shipment. Caution rises as humidity nears 50 percent and temperatures reach 70 to 73 degrees, with discomfort increasing in crowded, poorly ventilated loads.
Missouri feedlots must obtain an operating permit to stay open under a new EPA program. The rule targets larger facilities and requires applications by July, with official determinations on whether permits are issued. The process aims to bring feeding operations under environmental quality standards and reduce pollution risk.
Scientists from the University of Missouri Columbia report blight in parts of the corn crop. Einar W. Palm of the Southern Corn Blight Board says confirmations rose since June 12 in Lincoln County, with weather and field management affecting spread.
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