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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1966

Page

11

Diverted Acres to Be Grazed Under 1966 Program Rule

ASC chairman LaGrand Spatig announced that farmers who diverted acres under the 1966 feed grain and wheat programs will soon be able to graze the land without losing benefits. Grazing starts October 1966, ending the six month no grazing period, but only for acres diverted from commodity production. Land under the Conservation Reserve cannot be grazed.

LaGrand Spatig Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Counts Committee

Stake Music Group Named Chair in Benson Stake Area

Mrs Douglas Hendricks has been named chair man of the Benson stake area for the year. Franklin county farms participate in the 1966 community diversion programs under about 850 for the Cache Valley Civic Music organization. The group is soliciting meetings for the annual sites to be held with Utah State University. Mrs Hendricks is joined by Mrs Calvin Funk Richmond area Mrs Reed Rawlings Trenton area Mrs Vickar Rawlings Cornish area and Mrs Harold Pond Jewiston area.

Douglas Hendricks Benson Franklin County Cache Valley Utah State University Hendricks Calvin Funk Richmond Area Reed Rawlings Trenton Vickar Rawlings Cornish Harold Pond Jewiston

Lewiston Student Wins Grand Champion Holstein at Utah State Fair

Terry Simmonds of Lewiston won Grand Champion in Holstein Friesian at the Utah State Fair with eight blue ribbons for a single cow. He earned an invitation to show at the Junior All American in Vermont and will attend Utah State University on an Union Pacific scholarship.

Lewiston Vermont Terry Sim Terry Utah State University Union Pacific

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