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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1970

Page

6

USDA policies boost in corn use and storage policy impact

Assistant Secretary Clarence D. Palmby told a Sioux City audience that price and sales policies strengthen corn use, noting total domestic use for the marketing year near 4 billion bushels and exports around 575 million. He cited CCC storage actions and nonextension of reseal loans as moves to move old stock and free funds for farmer income programs.

USDA Midwest Clarence D. Palmby Sioux City Iowa Polk County Richard C. Sealey County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Palmby Commodity Credit Corporation CCC Government of Reseal Loans

CCC report shows large investment in loans and grain stocks

Assistant Secretary Palmby disclosed CCC investments totaling 5.4 billion dollars in loans and inventories by end of 1969, up from 4.7 billion the prior year. By mid February the uncommitted CCC inventories were 1.6 billion, with half in grains, and CCC owned 293 million bushels of corn, 167 million of soybeans, and 162 million of wheat.

CCC Palmby

1971 National Wheat Allotment and Marketing Quota

The 1971 national wheat allotment is set at 435 million acres with a national marketing quota of 1 210 million bushels and dates pressure to hold a producer referendum by August 1 1970. The proclamation mirrors a 2 million acre cut from 1970 to curb carryover amid global surplus. Congressional action could alter the program and referendum requirements for 1971. The text also reports social notes on visits by Mrs. Oscar Imm and Mrs. Fred Yungdahl and a brief note on the 4-H Top Notchers meeting with new member Pam Bryan.

U.S Department of Agriculture Congress Monty Murray Jones Pam Bryan Duane Nancy Oquist Earl Jones Melanie Oquist

Local Dinners and Visits Highlight York Deanery Meeting

Locals report Donald Sterup and Lawrence Meister attended the York Deanery meeting at Shelby Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ester Anderson visited their sons Joe and Tim in Lincoln. Tim is barbering at Westgate Shopping Center. The Andersons had lunch with Elsie Cerny. George Hruska and family of Omaha joined, with Drew Hruska serving in the Navy.

Mmnes Donald Sterup Lawrence Meister York Shelby Ester Anderson Joe Tim Lincoln Westgate Andersons Elsie Cerny George Hruska Omaha Drew Hruska Navy

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