Hog production in Iowa shows modest expansion
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell notes a shift to expansion in hog production with higher March May farrowing plans than last December. The Cornbelt quarterly hog report shows December February farrowings above year earlier, with prices expected to ease then rise modestly into summer before drifting down into fall.
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Iowa
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Futrell
Economist
Soybean support price boosted for 1966 crop
The article notes a national average soybean price support of 2.50 per bushel for the 1966 crop, as stated by Russell E. Crozier. It discusses projected hog price trends, potential declines, and policy aims to stabilize farmers against price dips while encouraging soybean planting and shifting acres from corn as demand grows.
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Russell E. Crozier
Marion County Committee
Soybeans shine in farm program amid 1965 crop value
The report notes soybeans now rank fourth in US crop value and are key in 30 states. Preliminary 1965 farm value reaches about $2 billion. The 1966 feed grain program allows planting soybeans on feed grain acreage with price support payments based on projected yields up to 40 percent of base. Payments via warehouse loans, farm-stored loans, and purchases, with maturity dates to be announced.
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Atpong
United States
Reseal Program Extends Loans for Selected Grains
Russell E. Crozier of the USC Marion County Committee announces reseal eligibility for three farm stored grains. Loans on 1965 grain sorghum barley and oats and on 1964 crops may be extended, while 1962 sorghum and 1963 barley oats under reseal will not. Corn reseal decision pending. no 1965 soybeans reseal planned. Storage rates set later at Marion ASCS office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell E. Crozier
USC Marion County Committee
ASCS
Marion County
Liddy and Bertroche Attack State Entomologist Move
Liddy and Bertroche, Republicans for Iowa Secretary of Agriculture and Attorney General respectively, claim a violation of Chapter 267.3 moving the state entomologist from Iowa State University to the State Capitol. They cite desks, offices, and salaries in Des Moines as evidence of noncompliance and demand action by the Attorney General to correct the apparent breach.
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L. B. Liddy
Iowa
University of Science and Technology
Iowa State University
Ames
Towa
Liddy
Gale Mast
Statehouse
Towa State
East 7Th and
Court
Des Moines
Bertrade
Bertrode
Towa State University
Pon Bertroche
Attorney General's Office
Tim McCarthy
Bertroche
Town State
McCartney
Oscar Tauber
Iowa State
Gale B. Mast
Iowa Department of Agriculture
CCC Reseal Loans Subject to Call and Maturity Rules
Reseal loans for the 1962 grain sorghum and 1963 barley and oats crops may be called by the Commodity Credit Corp at any time. Maturities can occur upon CCC demand but no later than the 1965-66 storage period. The program drops older crops to reduce deterioration and ready grain for movement to outlets. It aids holding stocks on farms for feeding and shipment as demand grows and supports decentralized storage for disaster defense reasons.
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Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Crozier
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