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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1977

Page

3

Estimates Of Corn Harvest Grow Despite Earlier Forecasts

The Agriculture Department now estimates a record 6.37 billion bushels of corn for 1977, up from October’s forecast, with 1.23 billion bushels expected in storage by Oct 1. Soybeans, sorghum, and total feed grain also rise, while wheat remains down from 1976.

Washington Agriculture Department Soviet Union

Fertilizer Use Declines With Nitrogen Down Most

Washington report shows farm chemical fertilizer use fell about 7.1 percent in July and August of the 1977-78 marketing year to about 1.46 million tons from 1.68 million a year earlier. Nitrogen materials direct to fields dropped 15 percent while phosphate and potash remained largely unchanged.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Crop Reporting Board

Pork Producers Say Emotion Spawns Laws

Des Moines Iowa AP Federal regulations on the pork industry are accused of being emotion based rather than factual by NPPC spokesman Larry Lee. He cites Kennedy's April 15 antibiotic feed restrictions and USDA data demands on nitrite use in bacon as examples, arguing industry must rely on expert testimony and data while warning about adverse effects if feed antibiotics are lost.

Des Moines Iowa America National Pork Producers Council Larry Lee NPPC Food and Drug Donald Kennedy Kennedy Lee United States U.S

Farmers feed 57 people per American farmer says USDA

A USDA study shows American farmers last year produced enough to feed 57 people each. In Europe the average is 23 and in Russia eight. High U S productivity supports 96 percent of workers in nonfarm sectors, boosting living standards. Keep it up farmers.

USDA U.S Russia

Promotion Efforts Boost Hog Prices

National Pork Producers spokesman Larry Lee credits October promotion with higher hog prices, claiming over 100 million consumers reached and prices ranging up to 43 cents per pound. He notes most hog sellers earned about 5 dollars per head and cites cheap corn as a longer term challenge for producers.

Des Moines Iowa National Pork Producers Council Larry Lee NPPC Lee

Feed Program Available for Audrain County Producers

The emergency feed program assists livestock owners with a 40 percent or more loss in feed production during the current crop year. Eligible purchases made now may receive cost share aid if other criteria are met, even without a filed application. Audrain County producers with substantial losses should contact the Audrain County ASCS office for details.

Audrain County Ascs Office

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