U.S. Farm Trade Groups Grow Export Projects Abroad
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports 11 new export market development projects approved in September 1957 totaling $765000 across 13 countries. Since July 1955 the program has funded 145 projects worth $10.98 million in 28 nations with 36 trade groups in market agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
US. Department of Agriculture
The
Foreign Agricultural Service
Chile
Holstein-Friesian Assn
VAS
Ecuador
Dairy Society International
France
Leaf Tobacco Exports Assn
Burley and Dark Leaf Tobacco Assn
And
Tobacco Associates, Inc
West Germany
FAS
Italy
Nebraska Wheat Growers’ Assn
Spain
Cotton Council International
Burma
India
Indonesia
Korea
Nebraska Wheat Growers
Asia
Austria
Finland
Greece
Iraq
Department
Tennessee Wins Intercollegiate Meat Judging Trophy at Royal
The University of Tennessee won the 27th annual intercollegiate meat judging contest in Kansas City tied to the American Royal. High individual was Fred Tophkor of Kansas State College with 905 points. Tennessee earns permanent possession of the Meat Board rotating trophy after three wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Tennessee
Kansas City
Fred Top Hkor
Kansas State College
Meat Board
American Royal
Tennessee
Oklahoma State University
University of Nebraska
J. W. Cole
James W. Bond
Thompson Station
Curtis Lard
Savannah
Gerral Tucker
Memphis
Texas A. & M. College
University of Wisconsin
Robert Gooch
Texas A. & M
Lowell Mahler
University of Missouri
Ohio State University
University of Mussouri
University of Kentucky
Iowa State College
University of Illinoi
Pennsylvania State University
North Dakota Agricultural College
Michigan State University
Texas Technological College
South Dakota State College
University of Minnesota
University of Illinois
Oho State University
Donny Notter
Oho State
Kansas State
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Texas A & M
Rudy Erickson
Homer Smith
Angus Association Sets New Registration Fees
The American Angus Association announces a rate change effective January 1, 1958. Members may register animals aged six to twelve months for 3 dollars, non members for 6 dollars. Fees for other ages remain unchanged, removing the former 5 and 10 dollar charges for nine to twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Angus Assn
Cooling Ram Pens Boost Ewe Conception Rates
The American Veterinary Medical Association notes that keeping rams in cool quarters during hot summer months can improve conception rates for ewes bred early in the season. This bottle-neck in breeding efficiency suggests housing adjustments to mitigate heat stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Veterinary Medical Association
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Lancaster
US Department of Agriculture
Foreign Agriculture Service
Foreign Trade Programs Division
Washington 25
Remington
Golden
Mail Tool Company
Remington Arms Company
Snavely
Farm Service
NEW Holland
Honegger
Windle’s Honegger Associate Hatcheries
Cochranville
United States
Weather Bureau
Angus Assn
Atte
America
New York
Calif
Bnet Tha H&n
Florin Farms
Florin Farms, Inc
Wit
Joy
Lancaster County
Penna
Mt. Joy Oldfield
Fry
John Fry
Hollinger RD
H. M. Krady
Seiberling Safety
Seiberling Tires
N. Prince
Lancaster, Pa
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