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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1972

Page

16

Family Farm Bill Faces USDA Opposition in Congress

Washington leaders rejected a bill to ban vertical integration in farming, arguing it would curb family farms. Undersecretary J. Phil Campbell warned many producers would lose contract opportunities in broiler, egg, turkey, sugar beet, and sugar cane sectors. Deputy AG Bruce B. Wilson and Sen. Jim Abourezk urged enforcement of antitrust laws, noting potential harm to rural America and higher food prices.

Washington Agriculture and Justice Departments J. Phil Campbell House Judiciary Subcommittee Campbell Bruce B. Wilson Jim Abourezk Dl.d America Abourezk

Meat Demands Lift Sheep and Lambs in Feedlots

The Agriculture Department reports higher numbers of sheep and lambs in feedlots across seven major states as of March 1, totaling 898 000 head, up 9 percent from a year earlier. Texas pasture freezes partly drove the gains, with Colorado and California also showing increases in head counts and year over year percentages.

Washington Agriculture Department Texas Crop Reporting Board Iowa South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Colorado California

Meat Price Controls Unlikely Says Agriculture Secretary

Secretary Earl L. Butz told National Pork Producers Council delegates there is no sign the Nixon administration will impose meat price controls. He cited exemptions for raw agricultural prices, perishability, and potential shortages as reasons against controls. He noted set aside acreage for 1972 grain oversupply would total 37 million acres and praised rising productivity.

Kansas City Earl L. Butz Nixon Butz National Pork Producers Council Springfield Department of Agriculture USDA U.S Washington

Topeka Officers sue over reputations in $100000 case

Topeka police officers Robert Freeman and David Landis sue Ernesto Casanova in Shawnee County District Court for $100,000 claiming he tried to ruin their reputations after his July arrest. Casanova pleaded guilty to battery against the officers and alleged brutal treatment.

Topeka, Kan Topeka Robert Freeman David Landis Shawnee County Freeman Landis Ernesto Casanova Casanova

Douglas County Beef Cattle Tour Reservations In Advance

Educational tour sponsored by the Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council runs Wednesday with stops at Harold Atchison farm Springlake Stock Farm Warner Cattle Co and Homer Wulfkuhle farm. Reservations due by noon Monday to E L Van Meter or Joe Kelly. Pool rides depart 9 30 a m from the Douglas County Fairgrounds for a 10 a m stop at Atchison farm three miles south of Globe. Noon lunch provided by Douglas County State Bank. Afternoon program starts 1 15 p m at Warner Cattle Co four miles north of Globe and 1 5 miles west. Wulfkuhle farm near Clinton 2 30 p m conclusion.

Homer Wulfkuhle Clinton Douglas County Wulfkuhle Earl van Meter Leo Wendling Kansas State University Manhattan Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council E. L. van Meter Harold Atchison Springlake Stock Farm Warner Cattle Co van Meter Joe Kelly Douglas County State Bank Douglas County Fairgrounds Atchison Farm Globe Springlake

Soil Conditioners Viewed as Risky Investments Across State

North Dakota State University researchers tested so called soil conditioners and found barley with conditioners yielded no better than untreated plots, while standard 20-40-30 fertilizer produced 83 bushels per acre. Experts say conditioners are not fertilizers and may be costly, with regular N P and lime applications offering clear profit.

North Dakota State University Soils Department E. H. Vasey NDSU North Dakota

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