Audrain County Farm Bureau Earns Multiple Awards at Missouri Meet
At Tan-Tar-A Lake of the Ozarks the Audrain County Farm Bureau earned several honors during the Missouri Farm Bureau annual meeting. Keynote speakers included Jack Runyan Gene Taylor and C R Johnston. Audrain won a first place poster quota county status and third place in the state Young Farmer and Rancher Contest for Wendell and Mrs. Talbert. Delegates and members attending included Richard Erisman William Fairchild Jerome Johnson Kenneth Wilson Herman Wright Danny Barnes Wendell Talbert and Sylvia Ollis. The county women’s committee received a merit certificate for achievements in public awareness youth safety membership activities and legislative work.
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Audrain County Farm Bureau
Missouri Farm Bureau
Tan-Tata-A
Lake of the Ozarks
Jack Runyan
Missouri
Gene Taylor
C. R
Dick) Johnston
Springfield
Audrain County
Wendell Talbert
Richard Erisman
William Fairchild
Jerome Johnson
Kenneth Wilson
Herman Wright
Danny Barnes
Sylvia Ollis
Women’s Committee
1978 Farm Outlook Shows Little Financial Improvement
The Agriculture Department projects minimal gains for farmers in 1978 amid record grain stocks and bumper harvests. Lower prices for wheat and corn, set-aside programs, and rising input costs squeeze net incomes, though livestock may improve modestly. Weather and export programs will shape outcomes for cattle dairy and hog sectors.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Midwest Corn Belt
Department
Bob Bergland
Government Changes Inspection Fees
The Agriculture Department approves new schedules for federal grain inspection fees in the United States. Fee adjustments take effect January 9 with cuts for some services and increases for others. Original inspections will cost $6.50 per truck, $10 per boxcar, $13.50 per hopper car, $5.50 per submitted sample, $1.85 per 1000 bushels for harves, ships and bins and $3.45 per protein test.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Leland E. Bartelt
Federal Grain Inspection Service
Lehnen Picked As Water Council Head
The Boonslick Area Water Quality Council elected George Lehnen Jr. of Wellsville as chairman and Mrs. Lester Rottmann of Marthasville as secretary in Union. Each county forms a water committee to draft a 208 plan to curb pollution from farms forests mines construction sites and urban runoff. Wendell Timmerberg of New Florence chairs Montgomery County’s panel.
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Boonslick Area
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