Show War Wr Board Issues Farm News Summary for Defense Vital Agriculture War News New Gives Latest Developments Development This Thia Is t the first appearance of Farm War New News a weekly con condensed conden ed column of agricultural war news It brings to the readers of the Vernal Express the latest re reports reports reports ports from the Nation state and County It to Is I by the Uintah county USDA A War Board A direct wire from D C 0 Will bring the Information from the Nation each week The Utah state USDA War Board and the county USDA War Board will wUl supply Information on what Is go- go goIng going ini 0 Ing on In the sta state tate te and county I To relieve the acute wheat stor storage age the Commodity Corporation July 22 report reported reported I ed that contracts contract have been made for 48 thousand prefabricated bins with ith 97 7 million bushel buhel I capa-I capa- capa capacity capa capacity city Most of these bins will be old to farmers farmer The will use useI useI I I some bOrne of the grain train taken over by tI c e corporation Texas Oklahoma al d Kansas report that wheat i Is cv G being piled pied on the ground round be bec becq c of storage Alle All e p are rf being urged to purchase II bins o th h Dakota and nd Minnesota Ota among the he states tates which have haven n titled tined that farm workers be deferred by draft boards IOnly I 1 IOnly Only those farm trucks In ser serIe I Ie ices directly essential to war of ef off f f rt such uch as us hauling food will i Ul UJ be 11 II wed w I d new and recap tires un under under III der r a n drastic revlon forI I t 1 h I ere Is 10 no limit on sugar su ar for he ome car rung nine Present indi I all ns Ls are that sugar su r rationing will Hill r c i Untie time about a as It Is set up a w ace c to OPA 0 a P A UpI I li Ii the Die fat salvage campaign iBri ar act ho e is expected to sal sil I sage B P fr rn In her kitchen between ont om RIU and two tao pounds of fat each month One po ind of fata fat between waste a tt flakes fl gt I Cf ei tl t fire 4 anti aircraft shells U f Agriculture Claude ClaudeR R Wick Iud met with USDA War Board Chairmen of the Mid west western western western WarI I ern states stat In Chicago July 28 21 At this meeting he emphasized the Imp of spreading then the I marketing of hogs hogl hof to old a shipping ship thip I ping pini congestions He outlined the feed wheat program and urged I further dh e dl relon of wheat t acre acreage acreage age to war crops He said ald ald that farmers which can grow p-ow these war crops but who Insist on growing wheat instead are In much the tame position petition as aj the J who refuses to produce war wart warI I materials In his plant Secretary announced July 23 a program to assure pork I and beef beet for the East which has been running short The A ture Marketing Marketing- Administration I will temporarily reduce lend lendl l lease ase purchases and divert more pork and beef Into civilian outlets I Price differentials will be established established tab tab- To favor movement into East packers packer In high processing areas will have price protection Some of these th have hav had ha hadI operating under ceiling prices The Th situation points point to the need of ot a continued even flow ow of cattle to market Negotiations for Importation of farm labor from Mexico to is still aWl till In process The Th outlook for tor an early earty settlement is Ic not too favorable At a state USDA War Board labor meeting h held d In Ogden Olden July 24 Is la was wax repotted reported that 3 I young youna men are re twine being I taken month month- monthly monthly ly from rural areas area into th ar- ar arI armed ar armed I med services service and war industries The meeting was held heW With I growers and processors i roc of canning crops crop to attack the problem or of harvesting these the cop under the tb adverse advert labor situation Henry R It McShane state tat of ot the th iT 17 iTS va I S E Employment Service Berric Rave gave RT the requirements for tor obtaining Jap- Jap Ja Jaane ane enese ese la later lal or r 1 I Transportation must t be b paid to and from present locations 2 a Housing must be provided at no extra etra COt cost to the th laborer 3 this thi labor Jabor must rust be b used where local labor Is 1 not Available 4 01 prevailing wages must be He paid and 6 5 medical facilities f must be guaranteed It was waa proposed that wages for fortomato fortomato tomato picking be b ut set et at 8 5 for per ton for firsts first and ISO per ton fr tor seconds |