New Tax Rules Affect Farmers
Washington AP reports on 1969 revenue changes impacting farmers and livestock uses. Key points include ordinary income treatment for sale gains on livestock with prior depreciation, a longer retention period for cattle and horses to qualify for capital gains, and deferral of crop indemnities to the year after losses to avoid double taxation.
Fall pasture seedings begin now for quick results
Farmers urged to start soil and seedbed prep this fall for old pastures. Plow or disc to create a firm seedbed by late August or early September, using contour tillage to curb erosion. Harvest existing grass, graze or remove residue, test soil, lime and fosphate, and seed tall rescue or brome as suited to soil. Soil district aid offered.
Farmer Dies Under Tractor In Missouri Field
Harold L. Ottmann, 42, of Rock Port, was found Wednesday beneath a tractor overturned in a water-filled ditch one mile south of Langdon after attempting a turn in a field adjacent to a county road. He died at the scene, the accident occurring Tuesday night.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Harold L. Ottmann
Rock Port
Langdon
Ottmann
Alfalfa Seeding Time And Wheat Varieties Guide
Alfalfa seeding should occur in late August to early September with 42 to 60 seeds per inch and a firm seed bed. Stadler wheat is a high yielding mid tall, winter hardy variety. Parker and Gage are hard wheats with strong disease resistance. Inoculation, lime, and starter fertilizer improve alfalfa yields. Arthur offers wilt resistance and moderate rust resistance.
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Stadler
Culver
Cody
Buffalo
Hays
Mor
Vernal
Cayuga
Progress
Pride
Warrior
Dawson
Saranac
Europa
Parker
Ottawa
Boone
Sterling
Potomac Orchard
Program Trainee Harold Butler joins ASCS staff in Audrain County
Harold Butler, from Fulton, joins the ASCS Audrain County program under county executive director Mary Bosler. Training involves travel with district directors and specialists as part of a national effort to recruit minority workers for responsible positions. Butler holds degrees from Western Baptist Bible College and the Missouri School of Religion and is pursuing a Master’s. The change aligns with nationwide projections for timothy seed production and farm labor needs.
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I Second Baptist Church
Mexico
Ledger Herry
Ions
ASCS
Harold Butler
Mary Bosler
Washington
Timothy Seed
Fulton
Western Baptist Bible College
Kansas City
Missouri School of Religion
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MPA
Stuart Spradling
MFA Oil Co
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Missouri Farmers Association
U.S. 65
Marshall
Interstate 70
Mexico Lumber CO
M. L. Page
Mgr
Paul Heidbreder Smith
Moore & CO
N.Y. Stock Exch
Timothy
Jack Cutforth
Ken Johnson
Randy Maguire
Morton Buildings Inc
Nemo
Courthouse Square
Palmyra
Hampshires
Durucs
Yorkshires
Chester
Poland
University OF Missouri
Harold Sparks
Leach Ave
Silvertown
Blackwall
BFG
B. F. Goodrich
E. Liberty
F.E.T
U.S.G.A
Ely
F.goodnch
MF. Goodich
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