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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1966
Page
7
About 25 percent left dairy farming, with over half citing high investment low returns long hours and low prices as the main reason. Other causes include labor shortages 13 percent and age or health concerns 20 percent.
Washtenaw County ASCS chairman urges wool producers to file complete applications for 1966 marketing year payments with full information and sales records. Payments depend on sold wool and 30 day ownership, with $75,341.54 paid in 1965 in Washtenaw County.
Loretta Kruger reports Pleasant Lake School hosted a Learn and Save, Townline Workers, and Pleasant Woody Kilowatt 4 H gathering with a potluck for about 150. Ed Poole awarded the Learn and Save Club summer trophy, sponsored by Ann Arbor National Bank and Trust Co. Awards listed for multiple members across clubs.
The 1967 Cropland Adjustment Program signup began November 14 in Michigan. Farmers file requests at the County ASC office. Higher average rates are offered to divert land from production including corn, grain sorghum, and other cropland with increases over 1966.
Michigan Farm Bureau delegates at Michigan State University, representing 55 000 families, urge maintaining House Un American Activities and Senate Internal Security oversight. They praise FBI Director Hoover and support U S action in Vietnam while opposing communism and calling for trade with Communist countries only if national security is paramount and conducted by private firms on a strictly commercial basis.
The Learn and Save 4-H Club and Townline Workers 4-H Club meeting opened November 5 with Junior Officers presiding. Lenora Haeussler announced the Fall Achievement date set for November 20, with Haeussler serving as reporter.
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