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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1972

Page

5

Shakeup Seen Among ASCS Top Officials

Washington AP reports a major ASCS shakeup after the resignation of Assistant Secretary Clarence D. Palmby. Carroll G. Brunthaver moves from associate administrator, with Glenn A. Weir as a leading candidate to fill the post. Frick may stay on until after the November election. Laurel C. Meade is eyed to head the Export Marketing Service as Clifford Pulvermacher retires.

Washington Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Clarence D. Palmby Carroll G. Brunthaver Palmby Brunthaver Glenn A. Weir Senate Kenneth E. Frick Frick Nixnas California Weir Laurel C. Meade Meade Indiana American Soybean Association Continental

Texas Holds Feedlot Lead On June 1

Washington AP reports the June 1 USDA feedlot inventories show Texas with 2 045 000 cattle fed for slaughter, ahead of Iowa at 1 819 000. Nebraska Colorado Arizona California and Kansas also list sizable feedlot totals, with a seven state total of 9 075 000 cattle.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA Texas Iowa Midwest Nebraska Colorado Arizona California Kansas

Signs of Corn Borer Appearing in County

Douglas County Extension cautions about early signs of the corn borer with life stages from egg to moth. Spring development expected late May to early June, influenced by prior weather. Moths rest in sheltered areas and lay eggs on tall corn. treatment recommended when leaf feeding or egg masses per plant meet thresholds.

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