Farm land prices expected to cool in 1974 endquarter
Washington AP real estate experts from the Agriculture Department say farm land prices cooled late in 1974 after a sharp rise. Average value per acre on Nov 1 rose 21 percent from 1973 to 339 dollars, with state gains up to 30 percent or more in several states.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
Delaware
New Jersey
West Virginia
Illinois
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Noel Supports Livestock Bar Hearing in Missouri
About 35 cattle market operators and veterinarians attended a Missouri Department of Agriculture hearing in Jefferson City on new livestock regulations aimed at eradicating Brucellosis. State and federal officials discussed restrictions on cattle imports from 10 southern states, quarantine and testing rules, and March 1 1975 effective dates for health certificates and EIA guidelines.
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Jefferson City
Farm and Livestock Association
Missouri Department of Agriculture
James
Boillot
Taylor Woods
Charles Gue
Arkansas
Alabama
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas
Gue
Vic Gray
Missouri Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Missouri
Forest Noel
Central Missouri Livestock Association
Iowa
MFA Exchange Annual Dinner To Be Jan 27
The Mexico MFA Exchange will hold its annual dinner January 27 at Knights of Columbus Hall in Mexico, starting 6 30 p m. The meeting will elect seven board members for one year and choose nine delegates plus five alternates to MFA and Midcontinent Farmers Association. Delegates with expiring terms include Truman Coolley Paul West Robert Spires Raymond Jesse George N Neale Jr Pat Mudd William Talley Ralph Nowlin. The annual report will be presented andKeith McLaughlin MFA sales director will speak. Secretary Earl L Butz announced Richard M Poor of Neosho will join the ASC State Committee to fill the vacancy from Orin Schwanke’s promotion to chairman.
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Mexico
MFA Exchange
Knights of Columbus Hall
Raymond Jesse
James Quinlan
Paul West
Truman Coolley
Robert Spires
Don Schutte
George S. Neale Jr
Missouri Farmers Association
Midcontinent Farmers Association
MFA
Pat Mudd
William Talley
Ralph Nowlin
Keith McLaughlin
Earl L. Butz
Richard M. Poor
Neosho
Missouri Agricultural Stabilzation and Conservation
ASC
Southwest Missouri Farmer
Orin Schwanke
Leonard
50th Soils and Crops Conference Attended by 108 Persons
By Dale Schwarre extension specialist, the 50th Soils and Crops Conference drew 108 attendees yesterday. The planning committee for 1976 includes Herman Wright Cuivie Don Biuteel Loutre Tom Talley Jr Prairie Arch Middleton Linn Gene Davis Wilson Donald Schutte South Fork Salt River and Bob Kilbourne Saling. Lunch was sponsored and served by Audrain County Farm Bureau women with cooperation from multiple area oil firms and elevator companies. Highlights from 1926 to 1999 cover soil fertility lime use legumes and cropping systems, with notes on attendance fluctuations and historical milestones.
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Dale Schwarre
Herman Wright
Cuivie
Don Biuteel
Loutre
Tom Talley Jr
Prairie
Arch Middleton
Linn
Gene Davis
Wilson
Donald Schutte
South Fork
Salt River
Bob Kilbourne
Saling
Hall and Sons
Kolb Oil Co
MFA Oil Co
Fowler Oil Company
Vandalia Galloway and Naysmith
Laddonia
Collier Evans Oil Co
Audrain Cooperative Assa
R. C. Groves Oil Co
Charles Chrisman Oil Co
Empire Gas and
DX Sun Oi Co
Uregas
Mexico
Farmers Elevator
Martinsburg
Bill Snell Mfa
Centralia
Audrain County Farm Bureau
Wilfley
Oh s Offspring Win For Edwards at Hamp Shire Show
Ruben Edwards and Family of Middletown scored at the National Hampshire Winter Meat Hog Conference in Athens Georgia in early January winning sixth seventh and eighth prizes in Class 1 and eighth prize in Class 2 plus second eighth and tenth prize gifts in Class 1. The entries were well received and sold well at the prize-winners sale. All winners were sired by Oh, Edwards' sire, helping Oh earn Reserve Premier Sire of the show.
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Ruben Edwards
Middletown
Athens
Soybeans Drive Big Rise in Farm Exports
Farm exports for the first five months of the fiscal year, starting July 1, totaled 8.53 billion dollars, up 7 percent from 1973-74. November exports reached 2.35 billion, up from 2.1 billion. About four-fifths of the gain July through November stemmed from soybeans and products.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Cattle On Feed Drops in Missouri and Regional Seed Move
Missouri reports 200000 cattle on feed for slaughter as of January 1, down 20 percent from 250000 a year earlier, with 120000 placed on feed in Q4 1974. State totals of major categories fall, while nationwide on feed declines. Howald Patrick of Martinsburg is named District Sales Manager for McCurdy Seed to cover East Central Missouri.
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Ronald Patrick
McCurdy
Missouri
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Howald Patrick
Martinsburg
McCurdy Seed and Supply Co
Fremont
Iowa
Patrick
New Farm Allotments Available for Eligible Producers
Eligible producers may file for a New Farm Allotment by contacting the Audrain County ASCS Office on or before February 15, 1975. Applicants must not have interests in another farm with a feed grain allotment and must own suitable equipment and expect farming to account for over half of current year’s income.
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Audrain County
ASCS
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Vandalia
Brown
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