Freeman Announces Wheat Program for 1964
The 1964 wheat program announced by Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman outlines quotas and price supports. Key points include a national marketing quota of 1.22 billion bushels, 4.975 million acres allocated, state allotments based on the quota, no noncommercial wheat states, and price supports set at 2.00 per certified bushel and 1.30 per noncertified bushel if quotas are approved.
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Orville
Freemsin
State fish and game sets open seasons and bag limits
Idaho’s 1963 meeting in Boise outlines big game and upland bird seasons with opening dates and bag limits. Pheasant season begins Oct 26 statewide, Oct 5 in 10 northern counties, and a Sept 1 dove and rabbit season. grouse quail and partridge sets Sept 14. Special forest grouse Sept 1-14 alongside Bighorn sheep hunts in Custer Lemhi Valley. Nonresident hunting license rises to 25 dollars plus 100 if same license issued.
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Clearwater River
Custer
Idaho
Lemhi
Valley
Felton
Yvary
Boise
Salmon River
Provision Made For Wheat Storage
The report explains a 1964 wheat storage provision allowing producers to store excess wheat beyond their marketing quota instead of penalties. It notes a liberal feature enabling price support for stored excess tied to conservation bases and approved crops, with conditions for eligibility and acreage rules.
School Paper Clinic at UI Set for July
The University of Idaho hosts the eighth annual High School Journalism Conference with a July 8-13 clinic for high school students to practice and produce a printed newspaper. A four week workshop runs June 12 to July 13 for high school journalism teachers and advisers.
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University of Idaho
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