Show The Cunniton Valley New Higher Food Costs by Choice Today’s Livestock Farmer Is Massive Material Mover Today's farmers particuthose with dairy or types of luestotk operations have become movers of massive amounts of materials larly other A dairyman fm example with 50 milking cows and young stock handles 2000 tons or more of niateiials such as hay silay'e cram bedding and manure What s more some of these matenals may be handled as much as five different times Kven gieater volumes of matenals handling are generated on other types and sies of agricultural operations The bulk of the materials moving and handling — approximately 70 percent — is done in the immediate vicinity of the central farmstead in and around the barn and other main buddings an just sue Livestock wastes rials handled yearly at many a typical tapes at thousands livestock farm This has lei to a new cent trend in agricultural mechanization according to Try The Fabulous MED) SPECIAL EOTEInl FEATURES Rugged polymer pistol grip handle insulated for doubly double safety Safety switch Sperry New manufacturer equipment The movement and handling of materials more efficiently has now joined held work long recognized and utilized a an aiea of advancements m mav limei This large scale matenals handling need on mure and mote fauns is being filled by use of a skid steel loader On many farms it is second only to the tiacloi as the most used piece ol machin ery Hours of loader opera tion on an average livestock fai m can total 800 or more a veal Two main characteristics loaders are of making them popular as the malatest in "NEEDIE" OF THE tngge' chtnery to be utilized on the farm Skid steel loaders are very maneuverable and thus provide access to farm areas or buildings which are inaccessible to larger equipment Available with a wide valoadriety of attachments ers can perform many different types of farming to the chores in addition normal lifting and loading capabilities Convement 0 Handle tor ease operation 22 ga high strength steel handle seamless Zinc plated to prevent rust 115 volt permanent tor Cutting head housing 50 hp magnet Plenty ft of Seed It takes a lot to produce bumper crops For example farmers plant American nearly 100 million bushels of more wheat seed That's than a lot of countries produce of monofilament "fishing DoiFtoverWik one thing when cPnatdenng higher focal costs consumers choice By themselves are directly sponsible for a good bit of the increased prices they pay for food This responsibility lies in the voluntary consumer choices of what and where they eat Look closer at 1976 when food pines increased by percent It consumers had made grocery store purchases of only those foods produced on domestic farms the increase would have been only that level But consumers decided to buy imported foods like cof fee and this added as much to food prices as domestic at tons at matefoods Since only 12 percent of food is imported pi ice foi these imports Holland farm increases line" nylon for ease of operation Raw Material Westenskow’s Main Street Gunnison - Land is the most basic of raw materials used in farming Today prime farmland carries values as high as $4000 an acre lL 3 Everyone looks for food bargains But let's look behind one of them The example might be wheat beef or any one of a number of farm products but let’s select the turkey symbol of Thanksgiving and harvest bounty Last year turkey again was among the more attractive food buys It was a bargain but That bargain affected those who supply the birds — the growers Once a product of the wild the turkey has evolved into a sizable segment of agriculture recThere was an ord crop of 138 million birds percent from 1975 Reup sulting price pressures were compounded by large supplies of beef and broilers Many growers marketed & $M5° Just For Father n All Suits 3 Off 5 Piece & Vested Latest in Shirts Straw See Model at 220 No State Salina Utah Contact any of the following: years Certain fish prefer certain baits Bass and walleyed pike like a large attractive gob of worms A single worm is best for “pan fish" and trout The earth's third land is Borneo Ameriwest Real Estate Phone largest & Felt Hats birds at a loss of 4 to 6 cents a pound below production costs At times wholesale 13 cents a prices were 10 to pound below 1975 Similai losses were experienced in See Model at 220 No State Salina Utah home in Aurora $15000 needs some work tfHt FldiT UA WERE AV£R£AW TRAVElEP THE home in Redmond $21000 home $21000 1974 A supermarket bargain ex- usually comes at the pense of someone — often the grower It's an example between field of imbalance and fannlv FIGURES brick horn basemen Price Hikes A MON 6 The price of food eaten at generally creases at a rate twice that hike for food eaten at Scouts restaurants in j Gunnison wood unfinished "work home in Mayfield TO PAY ape ARmorep uCi EPECIAUIST6 ' eoclt $21000 $10600 RFdOVVAlSSA home Center for Education Statistics in 1977 an estimated 11973000 people will graduate from grade school through doctoral programs The graduate’s hat is believed to come from the curriculum studied by 13th at the Unistudents century versity of Paris They learned arithmetic geometry astronomy and music for a liberal arts degree A good number of 1977 graduates will be glad to get a new electronic digital watch that not only works with accuracy but is integrated into a sturdy band of plastic and can be decorated with any of two decals dozen Made by the inventors of the integrated circuit Texas sells it for Instruments under $10 Utal Whatl ism J you? Tourism is Utah’s 2nd biggest industry The 197 graduates are to include some expected three million high school and another three million elemen tary school graduates Almost 13 million people will gradu ate from college 400000 will receive graduate degrees while about four million will leave junior high school Lloyds of London is not an insurance company as many people think but an association of underwriters who act as individuals The Association writes no policies itself in W' WESTERN WEAR 1 Warren Forsyth Carylee Forsyth $10198 WEST END OF MAIN STREET SAUNA UTAH 529-741- Dealer For Intermountain Precision Bilt Homes - As Low As WHITE’S BILT HOMES Qt Food FACTS FOR INTERMOUNTAIN PRECISION Styles Reg $6900 NOW 1 25 Paying for a Food Bargain Justin Boots tt 1975 529-741- 1 DEALER On both sides of the bor der hostesses angling for com phments often serve Harwood Canadian Whisky because its mild taste and milder price It's the appeal to sportsmen call of the mild to those who answer the call of the wild and there are more of them the all the time One proof number of fishing licenses sold in the United States has more than doubled in the last in 1976 actuexpenditures ally decreased While the farmer was getless ting about four percent out of consumer food expen ditures last year the hanof food dlers and processors received five percent more So it was at the farmers' expense that price increases between field and family were held to just 3 percent Page E Real Estate CJOt 10 2 1177 Ameriwest Phone 15t June SEND YOU TO SCHOOL E TO LEARN A JOB hk ol Every year thousand American anglers cross the border to pursue their sport beautiful lakes and in the streams of Canada One lure has been the record fish hooked by fishermen in Canada They include a 92 d pound Chinook salmon rech out of the Skeena River m British Columbia a 65 pound Lake trout from Great Bear Territoiv in the Northwest tuna a 1120 pound bluefm from North Lake on Prime Edward Island FOOD PRICE INCREASES 1974 LL hi nn Kisirvc not only send you lo an Army school hut ltir lew months youll return lo good salary too pai vu imu ioh tod! local rm ing ru unit lor details Its listed in ihi whiu pagisot youi rnoru under US FANCIES kfe c 1 were night til fuotls About of e in four nicdo awa fioni homo are ti’ hilr onU And rM' fiiraU he total one f ur 6 eaten a Kiel - mut h to food price' d' all homt im aU Th ' in food s jou rues eld to fanuls uun from throusrh thin 'hop ping 'elections must assume to p their 'hare m detei mme pr n ts Farmer Gets Smaller Share Compared to a couple of years ago shoppers got a real bleak m food price in eases last ear And it came entirely at the expense of the fanner Look at what happened to food prices the past three veais and how much was due to the farmer 1974 — Puces jumped 14 peueut The farmet of got only the about one fourth ease 1975 Up another 8‘z percent gain the farmer of the got about hike — The price 1976 rise slowed considerably up only And about three percent the farmer got none of it All of the hike went to those who handle and process the food In fact what the farmer got out of consumer food & 34679807 According to National Fathers Day Specials FACTS How many Americana go fishing for sport’ More all the time In 1975 the number of fishing licenses sold was GRADUATION' VWVWW1 A —Ks Shirt of 1976 food Coat Htka WE FISHING the 1912 Olympic in Stockholm Klein of Russia and Alfred Asikainen of Finland During games Max in a middleweight grappling contest that lasted nearly 11 hours Tourism is exceeded only by the hederal ( lovt'iniiu’nl Hie tounst dollars qeneiate substantial total annual expenditures taxes which Utah lesidents don have to come up Ihese tax dollars ontnbute siqnifunntly with themselves to Utah's overall economy and benefit all of us This year offer tell the visitors you meet about everything Utah lias to Invite them lo stay an extra day It II pay! 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