Reagan conservation proposals may include block grants
Washington AP reports that Agriculture Secretary John Block will submit ideas to Congress for overhauling soil and water programs. The plan may favor federal block grants to states with urgent needs, aligning with Reagan policies to increase state responsibility.
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National Association of Conservation Districts
Farmers sign long term conservation deals in Great Plains states
Page Six in 1956 and enables farmers and ran chers to sign long-term conservation agreements with the federal government. It is available in all or parts of 10 Great Plains states.
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ADM Rabbit runs on sunflower oil in fuel experiment
Archer Daniels Midland of Decatur modified a VW Rabbit to burn sunflower oil with a turbocharger and preheater for better power and economy. Initial tests were similar to diesel, but long term effects and maintenance issues like clogged filters remain uncertain. The car will race Los Angeles to New York for alternative fuels, as ADM notes petroleum fuel remains cheapest today. Farmers in Illinois are planting more sunflowers, with 12 000 to 15 000 acres cited.
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McKee Engineering Corp
Chicago
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Los Angeles
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George Kapusta
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Director hired for national Porkettes
The National Pork Producers Council named Marjorie Ocheltree of Des Moines Iowa as director of the National Porkettes. The new staff coordinator position aims to improve communication and program planning between pork producers and the 17000 member Porkettes.
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Marjorie Ocheltree
Des Moines
Iowa
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Beof exhibitor Joe Hayes at 1981 Louisville Expo
Joe Hayes of Marion will enter three head of beef as a competitor at the 1981 North American International Livestock Exposition in Louisville Kentucky. Expo manager Harold Workman confirmed the entries for the event set from November 7 to 21.
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Louisville
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