Fertilizers Could Pollute Water Says USDA Findings
The Agriculture Department concedes fertilizers may pollute water but lacks data on how much. The Farm Index notes rising fertilizer use since 1950 correlates with more food on fewer acres while nitrate in water and in plants raises health and safety questions.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
USDA
Farm Index
Economic Research Service
U.S
Iowa State University
4-H Members Judge Stock Under Area Leaders and 4-H
About 55 4-H members studied swine sheep and beef then judged animals at 4-H Judging Day led by John Rudasill and J D Rudasill. Participants included 20 older than 14 and 25 younger than 14 with standings guiding upcoming August 5 Columbia event. Becky Swartz Jeff Rudasill Jane Fisher Jerry Duff Mila Smithey named to sectional judging team with alternates.
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Clemie Moody
John Rudasill
J.D. Rudasill
Ray Davenport
Clifford Powell
Bobbie McBride
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H.E. Swarte
Ross Swofford
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Becky Swartz
Jeff Rudasill
Jane Fisher
Jerry Duff
Mila Smithey
Supplemental Wheat Payments Planned After December
ASCS executive director Mary Bosler says fall 1971 set aside payments for Wheat and Feed Grain are preliminary. Supplemental wheat payments will be issued after December 1, with possible feed grain supplements after March 1, 1972. Current payments cover about 75 percent of total wheat due. final values will be based on July November certificate values and parity differences.
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Mary Bosler
ASCS
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