Farm Credit chief cites city funding for farm loans growth
R B Tootell governor of the Farm Credit Administration notes city investors bought most of the system securities last year, funding 5.3 billion dollars in loans to farmers and cooperatives. He calls agriculture a major, strong industry and warns rural youth face higher barriers to farming as land costs rise and farms consolidate. A national rural youth conference at Oklahoma State University September 22 25 seeks to address these issues with support from Secretary Freeman and others.
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Red Rose Dairy DHIA Step Aims for Total Solids Basis
The Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Association endorses total solids testing for milk as a basis for pricing and records. DHIA gains seen as valuable for breeders and statisticians tracking butterfat and solids. Dairy’s role in 1961 10 states top value dairy marketings listed. nutrition and affordability cited as reasons for dairy popularity.
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Lancaster County
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Rhode Island
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Wisconsin
Jacob at the brook Jabbok and conversion insights
The sermon examines Jacob's night at the brook Jabbok as a turning point. It contrasts a Bethel type conversion with Peniel encounter, arguing true conversion rests in a transformed heart rather than mere behavior change.
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Farm fire losses hit record. exports to Japan rise
National Farm Safety Week notes 1962 farm fire property losses reach a then record 175 million dollars, up seven percent from 1961 and a million above 1959. In 1961-62 fiscal year agricultural exports to Japan totalled 485 million dollars. Lancaster Farming, Lititz, Pa.
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Emphasis on Silage and Silo Care for Safe Livestock Feeding
The article urges silage as economical livestock feed and stresses keeping silos air tight and well maintained before fill. It warns of hazardous nitrogen gas during silage filling, notes better herd management over chemicals to prevent mastitis, and urges caution for 2 to 10 days after filling due to gas.
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