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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1970

Page

6

MFA Meeting Backs Farm Coalition on Expansion Plans

The Midcontinent Farmers Association backs expanded farm programs and world market access. It urges open door policy into Common Market and other nations, removal of grain shipment and chemical taxes, and freeing inland waterways to spur growth. The group defends family farm ownership, opposes tax dodge farming, and calls for price supports tied to parity, lower interest rates, and timely rail car service to ease costs.

MFA Columbia Missouri Farmers Association National Farm Coalition MIA MPA

Grasshoppers Threaten Boonslick Crops in July Report

Extension Entomologist Wilfred Craig notes grasshoppers as the state's major crop insect problem in late July with margins feeding on corn and soybeans. Harold Sterrett reports heavy margin feeding near Warrenton on the Oscar Van Horn farm, prompting immediate spraying advice for fence rows, red clover, and field borders using carbaryl or toxaphene on adult grasshoppers.

Wilfred Craig University of Missouri Extension Harold Sterrett Boonslick Oscar van Horn Warrenton

Pick Six Farm Families For Area Recognition

Six farm families from three counties in the Boonslick area were chosen for the 1970 Eastern Missouri Farm Management Recognition Program by university extension centers. County winners come from Lincoln Montgomery and Warren, with two per county, and two nominees for state recognition.

Boonslick Lincoln Montgomery Warren County James Burkemper Old Monroe Frank Magruder Silex John Jonas New Florence Athlaut Brothers Warrern County Vernon Glog Hermann Garrett Hasekamp Bob Hasekamp Wright City Kenneth Shitharvey Troy Russell Winter Bellflower National Stock Yards Company Production Credit Association of Eastern Missouri University of Missouri At Columbia Easteern Missouri Farm Management

Family Food Course at MU Offered by Correspondence

The University of Missouri College of Home Economics and the Independent Study Department announce a new non-credit correspondence course titled Your Family's Food. Beginning Sept 1, five subject areas cover the body's needs the kitchen daily life all ages and market budgeting. Pamphlets from USDA and UMC accompany each lesson.

Dorothy Barchett Independent Study Department School of Home Economics University of Missouri - Columbia UMC Josephine Flory U.S. Department of Agriculture

Farmhand’s Single Auger Box forage handler

The Farmhand’s Single Auger Box unloads a full load of forage and silage in 3 to 5 minutes without jamming. A 12 inch auger runs the box length and moves material evenly to a cross-conveyor that feeds a blower hopper or trench site. Easy to operate, low maintenance, with no beaters for safety.

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