Douglas County Farmers Enjoy Strong Harvest Despite Late Finish
Douglas County farmers report one of their best years in recent memory though yields did not set records for soybeans corn or sorghum grain. Van Meter notes better than average yields overall with 95 96 percent of local crops harvested before ground freeze. Harvest progress statewide shows sorghum 79 percent corn 88 percent and soybeans 85 percent with wheat in good to excellent condition.
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Douglas County
Earl van Meter
Journal-World
van Meter
Details mailed on 1973 Feed Grain Program for Douglas County
The county mailing explains options for the 1973 feed grain program, with Option A no set aside and Option B a 15 percent base. It covers payment rates by crop, eligibility, and substitute crops. sign-up runs Feb 5 through March at the ASCS county office.
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Douglas County
Ascs
Tax Management Vital to Farmers
Tax management is key to good farm finances. Farmers should track income, costs, and tax consequences year round to minimize taxes and maximize after tax income. A farmer need not be a tax expert but should know when to seek advice and keep accurate records.
4 H Home Environment and People To People Projects Updated
The 4 H home environment project now carries the Home Improvement label with a broader image including furnishings and housing. It targets urban rural and suburban youth, emphasizing planning, creativity, and family needs. A pen pal option under People To People connects 12 to 20 year olds with international peers through World Pen Pals at University of Minnesota and county extension offices.
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World Affairs Center
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Pricing Rule Suspended for Soybean Firms
The Price Commission suspends the volatile pricing rule for the 18 largest soybean processors. Prices have risen over 100 percent in a year, with suspension lasting until prices align with the economic stabilization program. Oil and meal prices subject to prior approval for any further increases. Firms must show records justifying price above base levels based on soy cost changes.
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Washington
The
Price Commission
Beef School Here Jan. 10
A Beef Cow School for beef cow producers will be held Wednesday January 10 in the Skyline Room of the Holiday Inn. Dinner at 6 30 p m and program to 9 30 p m. Cost 3 25 including registration and meal. Reservations through Douglas County Extension Office. Topics include wintering feed protein minerals and calving nutrient needs plus crop residue and low quality hay.
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Holiday Inn
Douglas County Extension Office
Keith Zoellner
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