Iowa Farm Outlook on Soybeans Prices Steady Then Fall
Iowa State University extension economist Bob Wisner forecasts soybean prices will hold steady through summer and drop sharply as new crop beans enter fall markets. He cites anticipated average yields, large 1969 acreage, and rising utilization while noting competition from urea and other oilseeds.
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Bob Wisner
Iowa State University
Iowa
Wisner
European Economic Community
Visit in Williamsburg Schaufs are Sunday guests WELLMAN
Sunday visitors from Wellman included Mr and Mrs Leon Schauf at Williamsburg with Mr and Mrs Clifford Schauf. Mrs C O Brown returned from Mercy Hospital Iowa City after several days as patient. Jess Lewis recovered from surgery and was welcomed home.
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Wellman
Leon Schauf
Clifford Schauf
Williamsburg
C. O. Brown
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Jess Lewis
Ray Marner
Paula Linette
Cedar Rapids
Dave Marner
Paula
Little Miss
Buckwalter Motors
Wellman Lumber
Terry Gene Crossett
Merle Crossett
Ames
Ford Company
Dearborn
Michigan
Noelowers
Charles
Patrick
Elavine Longwell
Ruth Page
Ollie Wiles
Erna Karnes
Carl Swihard
Davenport
Elmer Karnes
Carl
Mildred) Swihard
Mary
Linda
Paul
Sonja
Smith Creek
Lizbeth Foster
California
Keota
Lam Messer
Kathryn Kay
Washington County Hospital
Brian Dean
Harvey Karnes
Lewis Hohenshell
Don Brogla
David
Michael
Coralville
Florida
North Carolina
Brogla
Atlantic
Glenys Broadie
Sam Marner
Lone Tree
Ray Jr
Rose Quinn
Sunny Haven
Olympia
Washington
Grain loan withdrawals total 75 million bushels in June
Chairman Howard Lins of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee announced USDA price support activity through June 30. About 75 million bushels of corn were withdrawn from loans in June, with 42 million from 1968 corn and 33 million from extended loans, mainly 1967 crop. Soybeans from 1968 rose by 22.7 million bushels, with 0.6 million under loan. For 1969 crops, barley 2,031,502, oats 1,775,974, rye 48,358, wheat 17,363,175, plus new crop wheat loans led by Oklahoma 6,454,752, Texas 1,899,160, Kansas 910,063, loan maturities set for July 31.
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Howard Lins
Agricultural Stabilization, and
Conservation County Committee
USDA
Lins
Oklahoma
Record Farm Income May Hit 1966 Peak in 1969
UPI Washington reports Agriculture Department data showing January-June 1969 farm income at an annual $15.6 billion, about $1 billion above 1968. If sustained, per-farm income could surpass the 1966 record of $5,044, while farm numbers may fall below 3 million to around 2,976,000.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
U.S
Cattle Feeders Day to Report ISU Corn Storage Trials
Iowa State University researchers will present results from 165 day trials on feeding yearling steers with shelled corn stored in artificial drying, high moisture in a conventional silo, and high moisture in an air tight silo. Dr H L Self will discuss implications and other cattle feeding studies planned for August 28 at Memorial Union Ames.
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Iowa State University
H. L. Self
ISU
Memorial Union
Iowa State
Ames
Control of pasture flies cost effective and easy
Iowa State Extension entomologist Stockdale reports horn and face flies increasing on pasture cattle statewide. Horn flies bite continuously while face flies stay active around eyes and noses. Mosquitoes and tiny black flies also plague Livestock. backrubbers work when cattle use them, or can be encouraged by a temporary corral. Dust bags and wick-applicator feeders offer insecticide options with promising results.
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Haro'd Stockdale
Iowa State University
Iowa
Stockdale
Bowling League Winners Named With Supper Date
Wayne Oil and Tire win the league as the season closes at Columbus Bowl. Supper to follow on August 6 at 7 30 p m at Bryn Mawr. Columbus Bowl scores include 916 and 880 team games, Cecil s 2249 in series, Max Straw 561 Earl Copelan 532 and Fred Lukov 220 Earl Copelaw 215 in individual results.
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Cecil’s
Max Strawhacker
Earl Copelan
Fred Lukovsky
Earl Copelaw
Wayne Oil & Tire
Bryn Mawr
Hail and wind cause damage in Crawfordsville
High winds and hail struck Crawfordsville causing roof damage to several homes and a large tree blocking a highway north of the business district. No tornadoes or floods have impacted the town yet. Community members assist with repairs while residents report cautious optimism. Local visits include relatives from Jet Oklahoma and upcoming family gatherings. Richard Hanft will graduate with a BA in business administration from the University of Northern Iowa on Friday August 1.
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Crawfordsville
Lee McCall
Connie
Bryn Mawr
Mrr
Harry Suter
Vernon Fletcher
Everette Sommer
Richard Lease
Lyle Paisley
Kenneth Rhea
Charles Wells
Ada Spencer
Mabel Shutts
Colo
Rado Springs
Alda Rhea
Denver
Florence Henss
Clint
Harley Rhea
Cedar Falls
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