Invasion by Evasion Dairy Import Controls Debate
This editorial from the National Milk Producers Federation discusses dairy product imports, quota circumvention, and the need for strengthened import controls and remedial legislation. It highlights 1953 to 1967 import trends, quotes U.S. policy aims, and urges dairy farmers to press Congress to back a regulating bill, S. 612, in both Senate and House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Milk ‘Producers Federation
The
Bee
Alvin Getting
Hull
United States
U.S.D.A
U.S.C.A
U.S
Executive Branch
National Milk Producers Federation
Miller
Hickenlooper
Senaté
House of’Representatives
Washington
House of Representatives
Wool incentive set at 24.8 percent of grower returns
The 1966 wool incentive will be 24.8 percent of a grower’s dollar return from shorn wool sales, with a 52 cent per hundredweight incentive for unshorn lambs. ASCS county chairman John B. Draager said the rate lifts national wool price to target levels, and payments begin after growers file applications. Deductions from payments include 64.5 cents per pound for shorn wool and mohair and 7.5 cents per hundred pounds for lambs under approved advertising and development agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Draager
Agricultural Stablization and Conservation County Committee
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Draager
ASCS
Boaters face new registration numbers under deadline rule
State official Wayne Lanning of the Boat Section warns boaters whose registrations lapse by July 4, 1967 must apply for new numbers. About 60,000 renewal forms were mailed. the new card covers July 4, 1967 to July 3, 1969, with some confusion over old versus new forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Lanning
State Conservation Commission
Lanning
Iowa
Conservation Officers
Marine
Still Looking For Farmers Daught
The tenth annual Iowa Favorite Farmer’s Daughter contest seeks a 16 to 21 year old with farm background. The 1967 winner will be crowned May 26 by Kaye Pritchard. The 20 year old state college sophomore traveled about 8000 miles last summer as a farm youth representative. Contest co sponsors include Iowa Electric Light and Power, WMT Cedar Rapids, and KWMT Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo Ag
WMT Stations
Iowa
Miss Pritchard
Nancy Babnsen
DeWitt
Ann Minert Jewell
Carla Folkers
Scotch Grove
Sharon Miller
Reinbeck
Karen Carmichael
Brooklyn
Marcia Beck
Garwin
Anne Hawley
West Liberty
Rosalie Bowman
Mt. Vernon
Kaye Pritchard
Buckingham
State College of Iowa
New York
Washington
D.C
St. Louis
Lowa
Towa
Lowa, Electric Light,and Power Company
WMT
Cedar Rapids
KWMT
Fort Dodge
Reseal Issued For Four Farm Grains Storage Loans
John B. Draager, chairman, ASF County Committee, announces reseal for four grains stored on farms after 1967 maturity dates. The program lets farmers keep price support loans and earn storage payments on 1966 crops of corn, grain sorghum, barley, and oats. It may extend loans on 1965 crops and 1964 crops of corn and grain sorghum. loans on 1963 sorghum and 1964 oats under reseal will not be extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Crédit Corporation
John B. Draager
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
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Igavan's Market
I.& J-Meat
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Rosie
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