Soil District Election To Be Friday In Audrain County
Johnnie Barber announces an election Friday for two Audrain County Soil District Board seats. Voters are landowners. Salt River South Fork and Curvie Township seats attract candidates. Polling hours 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at multiple town locations. terms four years. retiring members Barber and Rudasill. board oversees natural resource planning and conservation with support from the Soil Conservation Service.
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Don Shire
Curvie
Fred Kohl
Paul Clithero
Centralia
First National Bank
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USDA
Laddonia
Laddonia State Bank
Vandalia
Vandalia State Bank
Curvie Township
John Rudasill
Salt River-Southfork
Dan Erdel
David Sims
Dale Schwarre
University of Missouri Extension Service
Audrain County Soil District Board
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Soil Conservation Service
Forest Noel Honored By Cattlemen
Forest T Noel of Mexico Missouri received the Show Me Stockman's Award from the Missouri Cattlemen's Association at its annual Jefferson City meeting held February 27. The honor recognizes his service to the community state and livestock industry. Noel has led roles with the National Certified Livestock Markets Association and National Livestock and Meat Board and earned the Missouri Chamber of Commerce Pacesetter Award. He was named district director to represent cattlemen in Howard Boone Audrain Cooper Moniteau Cole Callaway and Osage counties.
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Forest T. Noel
Mexico
Missouri Cattlemen's Association
Noel
National Certified Livestock Markets Association
National Livestock and Meat Board
Missouri State Camber of Commerce
Jefferson City
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Boone
Audrain
Cooper
Moniteau
Cole
Callaway
Osage
Missouri farmers plan larger crops in 1971 planting
Missouri farmers expect to plant more of all major crops this year except cotton, rice and tobacco. The Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service estimates about a nine percent increase in total acreage with corn up 0.5 percent to 3,270,000, soybeans to 3,827,000, hay to 3,249,000, sorghum to 596,000, and oats to 343,000 acres.
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Missouri
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Livestock Build-Up Under Way in State
Dale Schnatze reports from Area Farm Management that U.S. cattle and calf herds on farms on January 1 stood at about 114,668,000 head, roughly 2 percent above a year earlier, signaling a new cycle. Indicators include a 12 percent drop in 1970 cow slaughter, a 12 percent fall in heifers on feed, and a 2 percent rise in steer slaughter as a share of total.
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Glefin Grimes
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