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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1963

Page

6

Dairy hauler recalls 25 years of county road progress

Harold Herren of Anita recalls starting his milk route in 1939 with a Model A and five five-gallon cans. The route now covers about 150 miles daily, aided by improved roads and evolving farm production, with cows per farm ranging from one to thirty.

Harold Herren Anita Herren Virgil Koob

GOOD LAND FOR POOR CROP AREAS SHIFTED TO FOREST PASTURE

Over 30 years 30 million acres or more of poorly adapted cropland were converted to forest and pasture while ten million acres of new land were brought into cultivation. Replacing poor land with good land has raised crop production.

Tax On Personal Property Unfair To Feeders

Raymond Pim of Lucas, director of the Iowa Beef Producers Assn., argues Iowa’s personal property tax on cattle is ruinous. He says the beef industry pays four to five dollars per head for every cow one year old or older, discouraging expansion, while turkeys and poultry are exempt. He calls for tax reform to relieve cattle, hogs, and sheep from heavy assessments.

Raymond Pim Lucas Iowa Beef Producers Assn Iowa Pim Vitali

Scientists Study New Oil Seed Crambe for U S

USDA scientists report crambe a new oil seed crop could be grown in the United States. The plant Crambe abyssinica is studied as a source of valuable industrial oils for domestic use and agriculture.

United States USDA

Crambe Promises New Industrial Oil Crop Prospects

Dr. J. R. Haun of USDA reports crambe, a member of the mustard family, shows promise for planting and harvest with existing grain equipment. Seed supply for commercial use awaits further study of adaptation and processing. Crambe oil, high in erucic acid, could support artificial fibers detergents coatings resins and lubricants, with potential demand to exceed 65 000 acres.

Mediterranean J. R. Haun USDA Agricultural Research Service Northern Utilization Research Laboratory Peoria Ill ARS

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