Show 4grkulture 'll'oclay'i Boom on Farm Land Dwindles 1 - The biggest group farmers farm lind prices' by J L however was the farm owner-operatthe fire of ' :78' who bought lava estate t i has died out within the last gift inberitanee and These farmers wile) were add-sales ' I i eeverel months Less credit is now being used ing to their holdings made up 1 - --""1 'i It was just a little'inoee than to finance purchases and the s 375 of the total and"retired -a year ago now that the adfarmers a little under 5 ratio of debt to purchase price vance in Ifarm prices set off is now the lowest it has been More than half of the sellers were active farmers while Te In several years another chapter in the postMore purwar farm land inflation tired farmers and estateie were are paying cash than --- It - vras- - between-- - November chasers in-- - many - 1950 and March 1951 that of the farms which 144 year s More farms are being purchanged hands during the year sharp advance took place to Most of the changes from bring farm land values to the chased by nontanners and pre the previous year were not peak since 1920 in most of the sumably for investment—or -United States It was is the speculation—although farmers great enough to be significant inidwest that prices shot up-the still make up the big mapority but around 5 fewer tenants most laet winter of farm purchasers purchased farms the last year In recent months the situa Just who is selling farms and than In the previOus year This lion has been reversed with the who buys them? change was almost exactly Ofdown of the advance fset by nonfarener purchasers last In the slowing ending yfiur to- ink 41Okt -- in farm land prices the most March one purchase? out of This is an indication that the and the tenant is being outbid by the and a was four tenant Mississippi fanner ROBERT CUMMINGS imports 'Coyly III"' Is doing vsial :maissourirked htsi ' ''' d Investor in efforts to acquire ' ' of the purValleys Prices nearly- v : now are at a new record level land were hon chasers higher than the 1920 peak on the average in the United 7 and good farm land is Over the Fence Post Two Utah have sent from of rations yeses supply niuch in demand 'very In reports on the ot Pilhbury Mills pout's said Lead Vales index - Moab Johnson Lynn Tribune award calves to their On July I 1951 the index that his calf 'Joe Palooka The Salt Stan Farnsworth et tarm land yalues stood st ''' very fine and b7 Saveloy C Farnsworth Lake :Tribune's tarn' aerviee 202—that's on the basis oi doing welL "My father thinks he is making good progress director comparison with the prices in The annual bt & 0 Ranches fed them out for the Ogden ' think he looks fine' effect in 1912 to 1914--wh- ile Robert Curmoings from and I wrote Sale Hereford Richheld at show during the year is short- - to March ot this year the index Lynn Holden reports that hicsalf field success5 was Nev The 20 steers of the 1411 0 very Is was 193 and last November it legged and breed and "Corky la" now weighs 785 ful assembled crowd 179 A trail large offering this year brought 'al gentle" I above the at the Fairgrounds Arena as average ot $203 The heifers The calf a purebred HerePrices were 5 pounds as tempered to the 350 pounds he weighed when ' ford steer purchased from March level according to the - witness a a d - - - 44410 averaged rgobawarded him at the Millard' Cherie Redd was presented report of the U S Department mak14 In visitors and participate Buyers County-JuMlivestock Show to Lynn at the Moab Junior of Agriculture for July 1 The this popular Increase in the United States sale and the last May 22 The tall was Livestock Show held last May up' the capadty erwris 'eame - was The as whole one 17 front Sanpete Enteri' Salt fattenir 'Over a with Steer Tribune part purchased by 4 Lake Millard Beaver Iron from Don Probert Scipio !' above large percent : d rtt chopped corn is what the calf July 11 1950 and 144 - age of buyers average Sevier Pluto Garfield Home-- 'Corky HT is fed one and - Is being fed- along with one the 1935-193- 9 ': sudi- I woo in one-ha- lf The changes in land values e sethe pounds of Pillsbury and Wayne counties hiUtsk part rolled bark tor rolled re mused calf ration one pound rolled eats and grass pasture "Joe varied considerably in the difand from Texas Mitotta and to the sale is kept In about ferent states however grain (barley and wheat) and Palooka plevada move briskly 15 pounds of alfalfa My each In the report on changes four acres of pasture land and IL D Landes owner Of the Charley and from March to July it showed is fed and watered on a M A 0 Handles tabet greet day "The field man from Increases in 471 the 48 states Bill A dit'm s schedule in the fine Hereford& Pillsbury Mr Van Lamm pride FSIIIIMWOrill were the Mr at —Maine was the exception raised on the two ranches up says he is doing fine "He' Lynn prondses to have a picGies sure in a pretty calf" Robert ture of his calf with his next with no change Salina Canyon Nothing microphone ?sking ler bids and when the sale was over him more than to see the Sadler Cummings report which will be due the Western Inertness reputed Young rectivednd a and a and a last of November place an If A 0 steer in the In the midwest states the inthey had done their usual good Ammemmo top line as a hopeful young creases ranged from 3 to 5 Job of conducting a sale High who Ms purchased it for ster while in the western states and prices paid for M & 0 bulls a project watches with spar bi most' of the eastern and Ming eyes sometimes filled southeastern area the oink heifers and steers were chalked the record on sheets tears of Joy' ' with ' ranged from 5 to 9 ' The 35 bulls bright an - Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa Doubting °barley and Nebraska all were on the average et $665 George WiltAdam who tame Marley shire el Flute arclevjlie low side with gains In the four from his home in Artesia Cal one ot to County paid $1000 for months of only 3 the sale with his brother were these and Willis Oldroyd 14--- Bill mutt have doubted the higher advances of 4 man Wayne COurity bid $1000 reported in Minnesota Kansas possibility of all those good Oklahoma South Dakota and to take another of these fine cattle coming from bt St 0 each bulls home Arkansas while in WisIle flew over the ranches Ernest L Wibwet Neptd was year consin and Missouri Increases before the sale the morning ' at the sale again and when it for vivre of seeing it the purpose was be was the owner of Highest in the United States some overthe there was enough - breeding of best steers offered was Colorado with 9 up there to produce aniErnest paid 80c a pound for stock Comparisons with a year ago he sells for M mals 0 each one the steers to the of top In show Increases up to 25 lAndes Mr least Al year sale He bought 20 M 0 cused Charley Of that and tieto Arizona and 22 in Texas and calves at the sale last year New Mexico while Missouri my knowledge Charley -hasn't Indiana Ohio Kentucky and In Ogden You'll see them at denied ' it the sale this in year the Carolinas and Virginia in Ogden As I talked with lir-- Landes the carload competition the east and Nebraska west after the sale he seemed very of the Mississippi were only red Oat for Show k pleased with the results and - slightly behind with increases Ernest purchased the steers expressed his gratitude to to for the Farmers Grain Cowho helped to make it a sit& 1111160immososimectlinossmomigarsamitosMomiki Mere Moderato operative in Ogden and then - The increases in tow newt& imd South Dakota were T1 gbh limegvessbe tenni imasespolls le es imeneenot traihne ember it ip moderate with moire whiewhat ' ease list b eintLinmenes fist Iheennek stem intim end pub" 17 each Doe et the among pentionse ineineor etablinhotenn Illehltold b The ktmeased land values hi Before the Ogden livestock Club member Iva Stuart the WEI Penh beenel glut wit& meta be ilientes est polohne the year reflected higher prices Show ends Nov 14 some trom Wellsville who received mess of On hem Iheente-th- e et Ogee intosine too lossend thenstit lucky for cattle hogs corn wheat 50 Uhl ant thohnot Mho le posidho hese bole Nevem ski nth purebred Hereford purchased '' and cotton sun stimulus to Future Fanner will be awarded ese ao ammo se stessemt from 'tread Peterson Giffin-s- on if Isnd purchiums purbbred Hereford ealf Iv‘ has been asked to -FS — ma fr mintersetim zbons jet -I korralf— to - thcOhollt4 The Salt Lake Tribune place this year for entry in open nomi- The call has been purchased competition 7 nal Increase was shown In vofrom Elwood Vilnano Ogden ' ' Calves are awarded to de-Ct:POP- ltam with 54 farms out of each and will be presented to the or tar serving 71000 sold In the year ending : recipient by Stanley C Ferns Farmers by The Tribune CC ths 0110 aid Sombellad 1 ' ' 15 1951 Some March increase Tribune worth 4411411:1 NAN Ponarremo owl ASPEN tam service Availabla f o Ilawing - Irmo over the previous editor- - al eke ant thelhamo facilities 10 Mao natural attit- year shwa In voluntary soles and a Lest year's satard made at ude 20 scholastic standing slight drop in Intasten through - the livestedt show west be 201 and need 50 COWArr 111 s'ilpze ---vii r ever but ' i or 'Dome 4 -- ' (--- ' - one-thir- ' Youth's nei3ort on Calvei'l all) - Hereford Sate Successful - or 1 ' - -- 7- ' rL1 - 1 ur '1 - -- - -- ' s v1101 -- - t - ' ' ONNEINAOS- RICHFIELD' L to Malice riuuno Award 4-- H ' w —- taking or AtID ' rmtmtar -- Ub$kZL1TI ire 4 - 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