Farm Page Short Course At Iowa State College Highlights
Read of the 4-H youth short course at Iowa State College with leaders Ket Muller Roger Land Charles Spieker and others. Mentioned topics include weather plots, lightning rods, drain tile stability, livestock breeding pig testing and plant growth in adverse conditions. Also notes meat-type pig testing plans and cautions about food poisoning during July picnics and safe handling of salads and dairy desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa State
Colge
Ket Muller
Roga Land
Charles Spieker
Groves
Leroy’ Mattly
Conrad ‘der
Harlan Northrup
Alan Sharry Kily
Wayne Wasson
Pugliane
Harold Scarlett
Spigcell
H. E. Corlqxtentsinn
Trumelle
Isla
Towa
Cass County ASC explains grain storage rules and penalties
James A. Winston Cass County ASC chairman stressed farmer responsibility for quality and safekeeping of grain placed under price loan. He warned removal without authorization constitutes conversion with penalties. only county committee or government can authorize specific uses or transfers. Farmers may support loans but must repay before any removal or sale of stored grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Winston
Cass County
ASC
de Faures
Winston de
Titan
Win- Nphasizer
Livestock Advice on Damaged Pastures and Nitrate Risk
A Kansas State extension note outlines risks from sprayed pastures and damaged cornfields. Dr John B Herrick of Iowa State College warns nitrate buildup in corn can be toxic to livestock if ingested in large amounts, especially in heavily damaged fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Herrick
Iowa State
Herrick
United States Department of Agriculture
160 Acre Farm Likely To Remain Popular
Farmers favor larger farms for lower costs but fear risk and debt. Farm economists at Iowa State College say 200 and 240 acre farms will grow, aided by wealthier consolidations. Cass County notes new Farm Bureau staff and expanding quail releases, plus a wildlife caution drive for motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa State College
Earl
Heady
Richard Unger
Storm Lake
Cass County
Palm Bureau
Don Trumbo
LeMars
Mr. Unger
Pomeroy
Calhoun County
Greene County
Buena Vista College
Bob Mackrill
Norman Smith
Bill Johannes
Boone
County Conservation Club
Cass Conservation Club
Food Safety Tips for Preventing Illness From Improper Handling
Clear guidance on safe food handling emphasizes refrigerating promptly, avoiding large quantities, and keeping hands clean to prevent food poisoning. It warns that bacteria can grow before cooling is complete and stresses washing fresh fruits and vegetables before eating.
Food Poisoning Danger Warns Weekend Revelers
Warning about food poisoning from improperly stored or contaminated foods. Emphasizes keeping cold foods cold and hot foods hot to prevent bacterial growth. Advises vigilance as illness can be mild or deadly and notes the difficulty of detecting contamination by sight, taste, or smell. Encourage safe handling to protect enjoyment and health.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Zmolek
Qushandman
Town State College
Ston
Cass CO
AAA
Wild Life
AAA Motor Club
Zephyr
Jones Awning CO
Audubon, Lowa
Dement Impl. CO
Dairy Spray
Farmers Co-Op
Anita, Iowa
Iowa
Hagen
Marchesen
Anita
Rasmussen Hatchery
Olsen Farm
Ealer & Binder Twine
Ealing
Shaffer & Burns
John Deere Dealer
Ung
Orta Ati
Lowa
Baler
Chadwick Implement CO
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