Electric Gates Speed Livestock Movement
Electrically operated gates designed by USDA and the University of Missouri speed livestock movement at markets and stockyards. Two engineers led by Herman F Mayes and J S McKibben with James H Obemese say the gates cut labor, are safe, and withstand rough use, with tests showing faster sales through auction lines.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
USDA
Herman F Mayes
Agricultural Research Service
J. S. McKibben
James H Obemese
University of Missouri, Columbia
Bowman resigns county extension post amid dairy cooperative concerns
Joanne Bowman former assistant extension home economist resigned her county post effective May 1. Doris Thomas confirms the move as Bowman plans to become a full time homemaker in Manheim.
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Joanne Bowman
Doris Thomas
Bowman
Seton Hill College
Greensburg
David
Manheim Air
Inter State (Continued From Page 1) Agricultural Price Pressures in 1968
The piece notes that despite delays, 1968 as a presidential election year could shift political forces and influence the Department of Agriculture toward seeking agricultural price reductions. This may aim to lower consumer prices, altering policy and attitudes.
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Philadelphia
Inter- State
Department
Department of Agriculture
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