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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1960

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2

Trapping Seasons End For Mink Muskrat In 1960

The State Conservation Commission reminds trappers the mink and muskrat season ends at midnight December 31, 1960. Badger skunk opossum and civet cat may be trapped until midnight January 10, 1961. Officials report a better than average fur bearer season due to mild weather and sparse ice.

The State Conservation Commission Commission

Farmers have choice of filing dates for taxes in Iowa

Iowa students and tax specialists outline when to file federal and state income tax returns for farmers and non-farmers. Key thresholds, due dates, forms, and payment options are noted along with filing location and business definitions. The article is part two of an eight part series on farmers taxes.

Iowa City Iowa State University of Iowa Agricultural Law Center The Law Center Iowa State University of Science and Technology Ames U. S. Department of Agriculture Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Service State Tax Commission State of Agricultural Law Center State University of Iowa

Farm Outlook Sees 1965 Crop Capacity Lift 15 To 25 Million Acres

USDA warns that without stronger production controls farmers face ongoing income squeeze through 1965. surplus capacity could reach 15 to 25 million acres if as much as 10 million acres leave the Conservation Reserve. 1965 output expected 6 to 10 percent above 1959 and 33 to 38 percent above 1950 with livestock up near ten percent.

United States Department of Agriculture United State USDA

U S farm outlook 1965 surplus crops and price gaps

The projections foresee a 15 to 25 million acre rise in U S surplus crop land by 1965 as consumption steadies and income lifts demand. Domestic prices may diverge from world prices prompting possible subsidies to bridge gaps, with wheat surpluses expected to persist for a decade. Agricultural exports could grow about 20 percent by 1959 despite shifts in food demand.

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