Feeder Cattle Price Outlook Signals Fall Decline
Missouri Agricultural Outlook notes feeder calf prices likely fall this fall with heavy fleshy feeders dropping more than light calves. Calves may slip $2-$3 and fleshy feeders $3-$4, yet still remain above 1971 levels. Factors include supply increases, feed costs, and rising feedlot capacity, with profits boosting prices later in the year.
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Glen Grlmes
Missouri Agricultural Outlook
Stamper Youth Action Set for Sept 9 at Stamper Farm
The 18th annual Stamper Youth Auction will be held at Stamper Turkey Farm in Moberly on the Saturday after Labor Day, September 9. A livestock show, calf scramble, 90 animal lots, six Registered Heifers and a Free Club Calf prize will be awarded to 4-H or FFA members, with judges from the University of Missouri and American Hereford Association. The day features morning show events, lunch, and the auction where 4-H and FFA members bid Stamper Stamps for prize livestock, followed by the calf scramble for top clubs based on attendance and Stamper Stamp totals.
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Stamper Mill
Stamper
Turkey Farm
Moberly
FFA
A.J. Dyer
Department of Animal Husbandry
University of Missouri
Dewey Rounds
American Hereford Association
Elmer Kollmann Joins Audrain FHA Committee
Elmer L. Kollmann of Centralia becomes the newest member of the Audrain County Farmers Home Administration Committee, appointed in early August. He farms 460 acres northwest of Centralia, raising beef cattle and cash grain. Other committee members are Leslie J. Freyer Jr. of Laddonia and Paul T. Veale of Mexico, with three-year terms and one seat expiring each year.
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Elmer L. Kollmann
Centralia
Audrain County
Farmers Home Administration
Kollmann
FHA
Leslie J. Freyer Jr
Laddonia
Paul T. Veale
Mexico
Farm Union Reserving Judgment on Nixon Farm Policy
The National Farmers Union criticizes Nixon farm policy but takes a conciliatory tone on recent developments while reserving judgment on some points. Parity ratio has risen to 75 percent from a late 1969 low, with NFU noting inflation and unemployment concerns about the New Economic Policy.
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Washington
National Farmers Union
NFU
Pesticide Users Urged to Wear Eye Protection
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness warns farmers and gardeners to wear safety goggles during all pesticide mixing and applying. Eye protection is essential due to the risk of irritation and potential blindness, with advice on washing, reading labels, proper storage, and seeking medical help after exposure. Virginia S. Boyce emphasizes pesticides are poisons and eye safety is critical.
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National Society For the Prevention
Society
Virginia S. Boyce
Minnesota
Star Age grain systems debut with modern efficiency
The new Star Age grain systems claim to streamline farm operations with faster, cheaper, and better performance. It promises complete planning, sales and service as a single source for modern farming systems.
Test Plots Show Varied Corn Plants
Frank Miller outlines how area seed corn firms use test plots to compare hybrid varieties. He notes differences in leaf erectness and stalk height and recounts visiting Funks plots on Arthur Gerloff Jr. farm and Pioneer plots on Richard Kaiser farm last week.
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Frank Miller
Montgomery
Funks
Arthur Gerloff Jr
Pioneer
Richard Kaiser
Missouri 10th In Farm Exports
Illinois led U S farm exports with 758 million dollars for the year ended June 30, followed by Iowa California Texas North Carolina Indiana Kansas Arkansas Minnesota and Missouri at 317 million. Nebraska Ohio North Dakota and Mississippi also surpassed 200 million in export value.
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Washington
Illinois
United States
Agriculture Department
Iowa
California
Texas
North Carolina
Indiana
Kansas
Arkan
Sas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
North Dakota
Mississippi
Varieties Affected by Stewart's Disease and Seed Sales
Discussion notes disease prevalence this year and next with Stewart's disease and leaf blight risks. Advises contacting focal seed corn salesmen, sharing plots, and listing available birdsfoot trefoil and legume seeds for sale to help buyers locate seed. Encourages calling University Extension for listing seeds and dates.
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Stewart
Focal Seed
Dawn
Empire
University Extension
Middleton Attends Agricultural Students Conference
David Middleton of Laddonia attended the International Agricultural Students Conference from August 28 to September 1 at Colorado State University in Fort Collins Colorado.
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David Middleton
Laddonia
International Agricultural Students Conference
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Colorado
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James Way
Wieberg Implement Co
Martinsburg
Hes
Pesyorch
Eds and
Ae Ha Jes
Missouri Farmers Association
MFA
John Deere
Farm Union
Modern Farm Systems Center
Harold Dickey
Paris, Mo
Duralonds Premium
Orscheln's
Home
Mystery Farm
Ralph Nowlin
Mexico Area
Roy Parker
Parker
Beltone
Jefferscnh
Middleton
Mexico, Mo
ELBA
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