Cattle Supplies Rise While Placements Slip Says USDA Outlook
The USDA forecasts a larger pool of young beef cattle this year, with 6 percent more than last year, but feedlot placements are down about 11 percent. Movement to feedlots will be uneven due to ample pasture and price uncertainty, with feeders heavier but late contracting and generally lower early prices.
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USDA
Beef Elf
August cropProspects strengthen corn soybean outlooks
The Town Crop and Livestock service says corn and soybean prospects improved in August with most crops good to excellent by early September. Corn production forecast at 1,226.5 million bushels, a record, with average yield 110 bushels. Soybeans forecast 282.6 million bushels, a record, yield 36.0 bushels. Wheat and sorghum also noted. Pastures generally good, 87 percent of normal, but dry conditions caused deterioration in parts.
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Towa
East Centre
Feedlot Regulations Discussion Scheduled at Sheldon Library
A September 26 meeting at 8 00 PM in the Sheldon Library will discuss feedlot permit requirements state rules and proposed performance standards. Abbo Agena chief of the Agriculture Waste Section of the Lone Water Quality Commission will present. Local livestock feeders and area businessmen will attend to express views.
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Sheldon
Abbo Agena
Lone Water Quality Commission
Farm Bureau Region 12
Lyon
O! Bren
Osceola
Sioux
Market Com 1 95 Oats 1 05 Beans No Market
Market prices report shows oats at 1.05 and 1 95 for market commodities. Beans are listed as no market, with limited pricing data available.
Farmers' 1973 Net Is Up
The Agriculture Department says farmers will earn net incomes this year near 25 billion dollars, about a billion more than earlier estimates. A report shows states share in a record 12.9 billion dollars of farm exports last fiscal year, with calendar 1973 net income estimated around 24 to 25 billion dollars.
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Agriculture Department
Poe
Doon News: Mayflower Guild and Local Social Notes
The Mayflower Guild met at the church basement with Beulah Ross and Phylis Krull hosting. Guests included individuals from Spencer and Inwood and various town residents attending birthdays, devotions, and social visits around Doon, Little Rock, Rock Valley, and George.
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Mayflower Guild
Beulah Ross
Phylis Krull
Marlys Schouten
Fom Spencer
Fréd van den Oever
Hurley Vani Bemimel
Walter van den Dever
Inwood
Fred van den Dever
Frances Keegan
Dean Rosenberg
John
Anne ‘Marie
Lake Crystal
Minnesota
Lawrence Gorter
Pipestone
Elizabeth Gorter
Bem Faber
Jerry Jolson
Midnneapoli
Anthony Teunissen
Wyoming
Michigan
Elmer Athens
LeMars
Tim Redweller
Stan Surma
Mie
Marie Kopp
Doug Vogt
Rose Cummings
Burlington
Tim Rohweller
Louis Laackmann
Lavere
Wilfred Kirk
Gertrude Laackmann
Joe Keegan
Ed Zeutenhorst
Rock Rapids
Lou Laackmann
Krist
Anna McDowell
Valley Manor
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sioux City
Alfred Hansman
George and Wit
Pete
Heinie Bahrenfuss
Forrest Ross
Hope Haven
Rock Valley
Frank Tellier
South Dakota
Luvern
Tellier
Beulahoes
Forrest-Ross
Stour Falls
Mis ¢A van den Oever
Ralph Top
Princeton
John van den Oever
George
Pete Burgraaf
Fred van den Geyer
Top
Louis Etbest
Alice Ray
Flossie Grahamee
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