Greater Lamb Numbers Encouraged by Sheep Council Board
The American Sheep Producers Council board in Denver urged higher lamb and wool production to meet rising demand. President Joe Burke cited a possible one million more ewes to satisfy a military lamb menu and noted the program’s progress, with a $15,000 extension approved and a planned March delegates meeting in Denver. A safety note warned against feeding frost-damaged sudan grass new growth due to high prussic acid.
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American Sheep Producers Council Board of Directors
Denver
Colo
United States
Joe Burke
Casper
Wyoming
Burke
ASPC
James Powell
Fort McKavett
Texas
Board of Directors
Southern States Sheep Council
William A McKerren
Pewaukee
Wisconsin
Don Clyde
Holstein Assn Banquet Details and Host Profiles
The Holstein Association highlights Harris Wilcox as president of Harris Wilcox Inc and owner of Craiglen Registered Holstein Farm. Mary Hawk, a musical artist, has released an album titled Mary Hawk Sings. A baked ham and turkey dinner will be served at the banquet with tickets at 3.50. Reservations contact Rhelda Royer Joseph Brill Carl Martin or any association director.
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Cas
Mary Hawk
Wilcox
Harris Wilcox Inc
Craiglen
Cornell University
Rhelda Royer
Joseph Brill
Carl Martin
Association
Government moves toward broader land takings rules
Government discussions note that 1968 Highway Act provisions may be replaced by forthcoming federal law covering all takings of land. The proposed act would set uniform relocation payments and standardized condemnation procedures. Senate approved general legislation in 1968 but it stalled in the House due to jurisdiction issues. early action in the new Congress is likely.
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Senate
Congress
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