Becow Calf Clinic Opens July 21 At Missouri
The sixth annual Beef Cow Calf Clinic at the University of Missouri Columbia opens July 21 with Vic Jacobs leading the opening talk. Registration starts 9 a.m. in the Memorial Union and five stations cover health genetics nutrition pastures and marketing. The event runs until about 3 30 p m with a unique afternoon round up.
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University of Missouri-Columbia
Vic Jacobs
UMC Extension
UMC Memorial Union
UMC
Bernard Moseley
Loren Kintner
Robert Corwin
John W. Massey
John Lasley
J. Bierschwal
W. H. Pfander
Glenn Grimes
Bill Sidwell
Green City
Missouri Beef Industry Council
Wayne Yakley
Missouri Department of Agriculture
Wheaton and Jacobs
Price information facilities read for market data access
Missouri officials announce code-a-phone service for up-to-date Springfield and Midwest livestock market prices. Call 417-866-4986 for three minute recaps with current price and trading information. Updates occur at 8:30 am 1:30 pm and 3:30 pm daily, with phones in Mexico Jefferson City and planned West Plains.
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Wayne Yakley
Missouri Department of Agriculture
Springfield
Missouri
Midwest
Yakley
Mexico
Jefferson City
West Plains
Law amendment advice offered on seed Act enforcement
The Missouri Department of Agriculture warns farmers and seedsmen about alleged violations of the Federal Seed Act and PVPA protections. Supervisor Don Doyle notes reports of planting, harvesting, and selling certified soybean, wheat, cotton, and lima bean varieties as uncertified seed, a violation. Civil action can follow for infringements during the 17 year seed certificate term. Farmers should seek guidance from the department on seed law requirements and sale of protected seed.
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Missouri Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Don Doyle
Bureau of Feed, Seed and Warehousing
Doyle
Prospects for Grain Stocks Rise Worldwide
The Agriculture Department reports better winter wheat prospects in the Soviet Union, North America, and China, suggesting a possible moderate recovery in grain stock levels. Durum wheat is down over 10 percent from last year due to weather and pests, with an estimated 2.6 million tons. Rice crops hit a record near 324 million metric tons, aided by gains in China, the U.S., Brazil, and Colombia. Western Europe lags due to cold, while eastern Australia notes drought relief. Algeria’s wheat crop falls to a 10 year low, potentially boosting export availability.
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Soviet Union
North America
China
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United States
Brazil
Colombia
Russia
Europe
Australia
Western
Algeria
Farm Bill Veto Override Falls Short in House Unity
The Democratic Study Group reports the farm bill veto override was the worst party unity in two decades. Of 31 veto attempts in 20 years only 11 succeeded, with 71 Democrats, or 25 percent, defecting to oppose. Conservative Democrats aided other vetoes while DG members shifted from present to no at tally.
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House
Liberal Democratic Study Group
Democratic Study Group
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