Drought Silage High Initiates Test It
Dale Schnatre advises farmers on salvaging drought damaged corn as silage. Silage with ears retains feed value per dry matter but yields less. nitrate levels may be high, requiring testing. If nitrate is high, feed with grain or hay and avoid adding urea. Urea can lower protein cost only with good silage and low nitrate.
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Silage Gas Dangers and Precautions For Farmers
Washington AP report notes fresh vegetable production down 5 percent overall this summer, with processing supply up. celery down 16 percent, sweet corn down 5 percent, lettuce down 6 percent, while early summer tomatoes rise 14 percent. canning crops up 5 percent with gains in snap beans, sweet corn and tomatoes.
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Agriculture Department
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Market Turn for Farmers May Signal Turning Point
Fred V. Heinkel, president of the Midcontinent Farmers Association, urged a farm program linking production management with a fair grain price, favoring a strategic reserve to stabilize supplies and support U.S. markets. He warned against subsidizing foreign livestock and urged revenue plans that protect parity prices and existing programs. MFA reported over $520 million in volume with MFA Insurance holding 964,000 policyholders in 15 states and a $37 million surplus.
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Fred V. Heinkel
Midcontinent Farmers Association
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Midcontinent and Missouri Farmers Associations
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Wool Prices Up A Little
Washington AP The Agriculture Department says farm shorn wool prices have rebounded from lows but 1972 annual average will likely stay near 41 cents per pound. Midyear price around 41, last year 19.4. Manmade fibers and weak world demand reduced wool use, but world market is improving. Prices may rise slowly as synthetic fiber competition continues.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
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