1987 US grain program risks and political influence
The article discusses how 1987 feed grain and corn programs aim to stabilize costs and support farmer income amid rising domestic use and potential surpluses. It notes political ramifications for Democrats in the 1988 election, the voluntary nature of the plan, possible price rises or falls depending on production, and the impact on livestock output and farm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Agriculture Department
Dairy surplus vanishes as schools switch to margarine
Federal officials shift school lunch dairy from butter to margarine after butter surpluses disappear. Local school officials decide spreads for lunchrooms as USDA boosts price supports to revive dairy production, with changes expected in early 1967.
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Leonard
Washington
UPI
Johnson Administration
Agriculture Department
Rodney E. Leonard
Ohio landowners urged to order trees for planting season
Ohio landowners with reforestation plans are reminded to order trees now. Ray mond S Brown, state conservationist with the U S Soil Conservation Service in Columbus, notes thousands of acres in Ohio should be planted and SCS technicians aided hundreds of owners last year in planning tree planting areas.
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Ohio
Raymond S. Brown
U. Soil Conservation Service
Columbus
Brown
SCS
Grain exports hit record U S 1 billion in feed wheat and soybeans
Secretary Freeman notes the United States exported 1 billion dollars of feed grains, 1 billion dollars of wheat, and 1 billion dollars of soybeans last year. State nurseries urge orders for conifer and broadleaf seedlings to be sent to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Forestry and Reclamation and local offices for windbreaks and forestry uses. Demand may outpace supply, so early applications are advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Orville L. Freeman
United States
Ohio
Columbus
Brown
Dairy and farming facts from county extension notes
County Extension Service summaries cover dairy protein contribution and the dairy industry’s share of the nation’s food value. They note ants and termites waists differ, bacterial blight on soybeans, farming costs up to 80 percent of gross income, and typical farm gross targets.
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United States
Ohio
Lorain County
Ohio Poultry Conference Slated for Oct 25 26
Ohio poultry industry plans the 19th annual Conference and Exposition at the Ohio Expositions Center Columbus on Oct 25 26 with hatchery egg processor and producer panels. Highlights include Poultry Woman of the Year awards and a luncheon with speaker Guyer plus talks by Dr Harold L Chute Dr R P Rentz and other university and industry leaders. A Poultry IQ Test and commercial exhibits will round out the program sponsored by the Ohio Poultry Association and Ohio State University units.
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Poultry Association
Poultry Industry of
Ohio
Ohio Poultry Industries
Ohio Expositions Center
Tennyson Guyer
State Son- Columbus
Ator of Findlay
Harold L. Chute
University of Maine
R. P.rentz
University of Hllinois
Turkey
Broiler
William D Wampler
National Turkey Federation
Morris, Ill
Howard Kauffman
Waterman
Till
Chute
Sherman Touchburn
Ohio Agricultural Research Center
George Jaap
Ohio State University
Poultry Science Department
Kiev
Russia
Touchburn
Jaap
Glyde Marsh
Ohio State
Ohio Poultry Association
Ohio Cooperative Extension Service
The
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Food prices rise as Inez batters Florida crops
Rabid weather across the United States drives up food costs. Hurricane Inez devastates Florida crops delaying harvests of tomatoes peppers and avocados while freezes in February and July droughts in July rain and heat across Illinois Ohio California Wisconsin and Texas push prices higher for cabbage lettuce cucumbers and other staples. A Florida loss near ten million dollars and widespread damage to winter vegetables loom as housewives face thinner shelves and higher canned and frozen goods.
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Dellettuce
Nebraska
New York
Inez'tember
Wisconsin
Tex
Inez
Florida
Ohio
California
Minnesota
Middle Atlantic
Great Lakes
Texas
Washington
Oregon
Call Therm Yor Your Sake R D 1 Wakeman
Local notice lists a telephone contact 939-3233 for Therm Yor Your Sake R D 1 Wakeman. Readers are advised to use the number for information or service requests.
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Wakeman
Farm Output Keeps Food Costs In Check Says Agent
J H Limbird Lorain County Agricultural Extension Agent argues grocery bills bite less of family budgets now. He notes farmers feed more people with about half the work force than 15 years ago.
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J. H. Limbird
Lorain County
Shoe Wax From Oil Dominates Modern Waxes
Linden New Jersey report states about 95 percent of waxes used today come from petroleum including those for shoe polishes protective coatings and cosmetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden, N. J
Iodine Rivals Chlorine in Boston Chemical Row
A fragment reports iodine competing with chlorine in Boston amid a push to refine chemical formulas. Officials seek safer easier methods and offer options for researchers seeking alternatives.
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Boston
Chlorine Sa
Gsinewleneing Poste
Lorain County Drive-It-Yourself Conservation Tour Set
A 1966 Lorain Soil and Water Conservation District Drive-It-Yourself Tour will showcase farm ponds sod waterways Christmas trees oil wells and fall colors. Forty four stops across Lorain County feature signs and maps guiding self paced viewing of conservation practices plus an alternate route for stops 40 to 44.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Lorain Soil & Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors
Cooperative Extension Service
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State Farm Forester
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Agricultural Stabilization and,Conservation Service
Soil and Water Conservation District
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County Extension Service
Ohio Poultry Industry
T. H. Youngeberg
Gehi
Jim Schealer
Arphive
White Rental & Seles, Inc
Tere Bot
W. Browand
Wilbur Packard
Reginald Reed
Don Linden
Charles Coley
Charles White
Charles Colley
Emil Drna
George Ivany
Howard Jordan
Joe Beblke
Clar-Mar Camp
Metropolitan Park
David P. Wainwright-sur
Swcaupreu
Bonnie Brae
Man J
William Murray
Ting
W. Eaton
David Wilson
Brighton Ditch
Walford Greene
Jackson Ditch
Joey
C. P. Gilgenbach
Harold Sweet
Omalik Brothers
Torr
Aan
Creekwood
Peration
Jones
Carpenter
Howard Born
Tony Palkovic
Sweets Neepene
Alfred DiVencenzo — Farr
Henry Schriver
Joe Eyring
Herman
George Wright
John Susak
Ray Poling
William Straka
Leonard Berg
Corwin Burrer
Kenneth Fowl
Agricultural Center
Soil & Water Conservation District
Sail Conservation Service
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Production Credit Association
Clarence Parsons
Myron Kolbe
Lyle Jameyson
George Hall
Oberlin
Dle
Telegrema
nockesTeh Aga
Vin
Elyria
Gtart
Bolens
Oberlin Rd
West Ave
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Seville
Land Bank
Dnee
Des
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IHCC
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Ohio Tractor Sales
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