Butz Holds Firm Against Controls in Farm Bill Veto
Washington AP reports President Ford vetoed the farm bill, signaling strong backing for Secretary Earl Butz who has opposed expanding federal control over farmers since 1971. The veto marks a milestone in Butz career as Congress weighs price support changes despite administration stance.
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Soviet Union
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Alfalfa Weevils Warn Growers In Audrain County
Extension Agent Dale Schwarre reports alfalfa weevils in Audrain County fields and urges early control. Recommend spraying at 8-12 inches growth with 12-16 gallons per acre, or 15-20 gallons for larger alfalfa, using labeled insecticides such as Sevin Alfa tax Imidan Malathion and others for grower or commercial applicators.
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Audrain
US Goes Year Without Cholera
The United States has gone more than a year without a single hog cholera case. If no new cases appear by November, officials may declare the country officially free. An 18 month waiting period is advised before removal from the list. last outbreak was May 4, 1974 in Puerto Rico and February 7, 1974 in Mississippi.
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Mexico FFA Holds 54th Annual Parent Student Awards Banquet
Mexico FFA held its 54th annual banquet at Mexico High School with retiring officers leading opening ceremonies. Stan Thompson delivered the keynote on FFA benefits, three honorary farmers were installed, and awards covered leadership, proficiency, and scholarship among members and grades.
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DeKalb
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Bill Wilson
Walter Unger
Mark Wilson
Guy Bick
Kevin Shopher
Ralph Windmann
Larry Cuno
John Smith
Star Chapter Agribusinessman
Pinto Beans Price Decline Seen If 1975 Crop Grows
The Agriculture Department says dry beans including pinto and navy may fall in price next fall if 1975 production remains high. Last year a bean crop surge drove prices to a record near 47 per bag before April drop to 17.70. Mexico's import demand helped widen price gaps among bean types.
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Farmers Union denounces Ford veto on farm bill
National Farmers Union condemns President Ford for vetoing the one year farm bill last week calling it a shocking act. NFU urges Congress to craft a long range program to protect American farmers amid appeals to boost food production. Tony Dechant issued the organization's Monday newsletter.
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Termite Swarm Activity Warning for Homeowners
Termite swarms have been active for two weeks signaling possible wood infection around buildings. Distinguishing features include four wings of equal length and straight antennae. An AMU guide on termite control in existing structures is available at the Extension Office for homeowner treatment guidance.
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Research Makes Chicken Waste Worth Millions
NEW ORLEANS University of Missouri scientists report waste from broiler hatcheries and egg-type hatcheries can be ground heated and processed into high protein feed. Tests with 960 hens over 32 weeks showed equal or better feed efficiency egg production and consumption versus standard corn soy diet. Potential multi million dollar yearly industry impact with waste recycling.
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Farmers Paying Higher Seed Prices Across Crops
The Agriculture Department reports a 6 percent rise in seed prices from a year earlier as of April 15. Seed corn led gains up 46 percent to 36.50 dollars per bushel, with oats, barley, soybeans and cotton seed also climbing. Alfalfa seed fell to 114 dollars per 100 pounds, while certified alfalfa seed was 140 dollars per 100 pounds, down from prior highs.
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