Cropland Adjustment Program Expands 1967 Reach
The USDA confirms continuation of the Cropland Adjustment Program for 1967 aimed at shifting surplus crops into long term conservation and open space. Payments for diverting feed grains rise to about eight dollars per acre. wheat joins non allotment crops. Polk county reports seven CAP agreements in 1966 with five public access farms offering free public hunting.
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Polk County
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K. D. Strong
Stromsburg
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Henry Galus
Platte
Herbert Kopetzky
Conservation work completed in Polk and Columbus areas
Polk county farming districts report completed soil and water conservation work over the past month. In Osceola G Clarence Carlson finished a sod waterway and irrigation pit. Charles Walgren terraces and a sod waterway. Dale Dunn diversion. Howard Boden fish pond. Ralph Watts erosion control dam.
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Silver Creek
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Shelby
Eugene Kosch
Richard Anderson
Stromsburg
Ronald Tewell
Columbus
Linda Kinzli
Arthur Jordon
Lonny Czya
Marie Mueller
Leonard Stachura
Glen Hegi
Charles Laska
Leo Lassek
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