Iowa State expert foresees farm incomes rising to record this year
ISU extension economist Bob Wisner projects farm incomes up 10 to 12 percent to a national high this year. 1973 incomes may ease from 1972. cattle and hog profits shrink while egg production and dairy remain solid. Strong export demand and weather issues could keep prices above 1971 levels into summer. inflation and rates may rise slightly.
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Bob Wisner
Iowa State University Extension
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Consider meat as good Christmas gift
A Christmas gift idea highlights meat as a welcome present. Extension meat specialist Bob Rust of Iowa State University notes gifts can range from T-bone steaks to salami or sausage and that meat gifts are enjoyed. Retailers can assemble and freeze bundles, while traditional hams come in many sizes. Some meats, like summer sausage, do not require refrigeration.
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Bob Rust
Iowa State University
Meat gifts offer flexible options and lasting taste
A Washington Evening Journal piece notes salami Cervelat and dry cured ham do not require refrigeration. Meat gift prices range from a few dollars for summer sausage to higher-priced steaks, with advantages of adjustable price and guaranteed enjoyment. The specialist affirms Iowa produced meat is always in good taste.
Cub Pack 242 Christmas meeting at St James
Cub Pack 242 held its annual Christmas pack meeting on Thursday December 14 with ninety Cubs and parents attending. Santa appeared from a gift wrapped box and awards will be given at the January pack meeting. January activities list meetings on Jan 2 3 11 and 18. recruitment info for new members.
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