Huron County Farmers Benefit From Federal Crop Insurance
Despite repeated droughts snow and hail in isolated years Huron County farmers have had few crop losses since 1938, making them eligible for federal crop insurance. They have paid more in premiums than they have received in indemnities, highlighting a net cost to farmers.
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Huron County
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
FCIC
Aubrey T. Mullberry Jr
Mullberry
FDIC
Traveling Ties From Fort Collins to Norwalk and Colorado Farms
The narrative recalls visitors from Ohio and Norwalk meeting Fort Collins residents. It describes beef cattle feeding operations in Weld County led by Monfort Company with 50,000 head capacity, silage storage, and efficient costs. It notes farm consolidation, state and national trends, and FCIC crop insurance details in Huron County and statewide.
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Ohio
Fort Collins
Colorado
Tom Carters
Mr. Carter
Robert Carter
Norwalk
Dave Reynolds
Huron County
Monfort Farm
Colorado State University
Virginia Drury
Ashland
FCIC
RCIC
Water Well Ban Is Criticized By Industry Group
The Water Systems Council condemns a proposed model law from the U S Public Health Service that would effectively ban private wells for suburban homeowners. The group argues it would remove choice, hinder land development control, and shift power to government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Systems Council
National Trade Association
U. S. Public Health Service
James Richard
Council
Public Health Service
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Affairs
Washington
Richard
Ohio Declares Ohio Brucellosis Free Milestone Achieved
Ohio is now a Modified Certified Brucellosis Free state announced by Director John Stackhouse in a cooperative effort with the U S Department of Agriculture. The last three counties were certified in June as private veterinarians and federal vets praised the nationwide eradication effort and expanded cattle movement rights.
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Ohio
John M. Stackhouse
United States Department of Agriculture
Stackhouse
Division of Animal Industry
Harry E. Goldstein
Carl E. Boyd
Economic outlook mix holds steady optimism amid cautious cattle market
Extension economist Wallace Barr notes rising production, employment, profits, and investment, with inventory build and narrowing margins. Hog price support seen in winter, but cattle feeders face weak fat cattle prices and below- year-ago feeder and calf prices in the West.
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Wallace Barr
Chicago
West
Kansas City
Choice
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House OF Service
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Norwalk Parts Company
Norwalk Parts CO
S. Linwood
Econogram Report
Landmark
Supreme
Unico
Andmark
Farm Bureau
Coop Ass
Town and Country Store
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