Lots of corn and low prices threaten storage space
Midwest farmers face a record corn harvest with a large carryover and limited storage. Analysts doubt USDA projections as heat and borers hurt yields. Storage cramped, prices may fall below forecast, forcing farmers to sell. Overseas demand remains uncertain amid global bumper crops and cheap grain.
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USDA
Bob Wisner
Iowa State University Extension
Ilinois Agriculture
John Block
Block
Iowa
Linois
U.S
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Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Midwest Agriculture
Richard Fitzsimmons
Wisner
Robert Bergland
Robert Lounsberry
GAO study eyed new national beef price system
Washington UPI reports the General Accounting Office urges consideration of a public or private daily beef market data system. Rep Neal Smith unveils a bill to study a centralized national marketing service under Agriculture Department, modeled after cotton and Canadian hog systems.
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National Corn Growers Association
Don Schlichte
Washington
UPI
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress’ Investigative Agency
Neal Smith
D Lown
Smith
Agriculture Secretary
Agriculture Department
U.S
Yellow Sheet
Chicago
Small Business Committee
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Wullich
Lester Norton
King Cotton yields to soybean boom in Alabama fields
In central Alabama, Tom McLemore profiles a shift from cotton to soybeans as prices, costs, and labor needs favor soybeans. He cuts cotton from 600 to 210 acres, projects an $80,000 profit from soybeans, and notes modern cotton's higher costs versus soybeans. Agricultural experts describe the soybean rise as ongoing since the 1960s, aided by later planting, mechanization, and markets via Mobile Port.
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McLemore
McLemores
Alabama
John Henderson
Auburn University
Paul Walsh
Alabama Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Walsh
New London Grange to resume monthly square dances
The New London Grange will resume monthly square dances starting October 28 and continuing on the fourth Saturday each month. Dancing begins at 9 p.m. under the direction of Mrs. Rosella Preslan, women's activities chairman. The Grange recently hosted the Huron County Pomona Grange meeting.
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Rosella Preslan
Huron County Pomona Grange
Trolley, Teens, and a Cleveland Jewish Community
A Western Reserve University student in autumn 1948 details teaching French at Patrick Henry Sr. High, the ethnic Jewish neighborhood, and the vivid culture of that era. He recalls Miss Dorfman, the diverse student body, and the shift of once vibrant shops and mothers into a modern Cleveland Heights scene, ending with nostalgia for an unhomed past.
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105Th Street
Patrick Henry Sr. High
Madmoiselle Dorfman
Patrick Henry
Cleveland
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Yom Kippur
Cleveland Indians
Larry Doby
Luke Easter
Bob Lemon
Miss Dorfman
Europe
Cleveland Heights
Superior
Japanese sales reps study Ohio farms and feed merchandising
A 23 member Tokyo Grain Exchange team tours the Port of Toledo while Japanese feed salesmen observe Ohio farms and feed stores with the Ohio Soybean Association. They seek methods to improve livestock feed quality and merchandising practices amid Japan’s status as a top U.S. soy importer.
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Japan
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Soybean Association
Tokyo Grain Exchange
Toledo
U.S
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