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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1964

Page

9

Drought Corn Use Advice for Minnesota Farmers

County agents and University of Minnesota specialists advise delaying harvest until leaves dry and storing drought damaged corn as silage rather than green chop to avoid nitrate poisoning. Use semi trench or temporary silos, cover mounds if possible, and observe gas safety. If rain comes, plant rye for late fall and early spring forage.

Minnesota University of Minnesota Harley Otto Jim Justin Hoberg Otto Justin

State Plowing Matches Set at Waseca

The Minnesota 1964 State Plowing Matches will be held Aug. 29-30 at Waseca. Contour plowing begins at 10 am Saturday with the level land elimination at 1 30 pm. Entrants may enter both contests and should contact the local Soil Conservation Office or district supervisors for entry blanks.

Minnesota Waseca Soil Conservation Office Soil Conservation District

Sir Hamalot Day Set for Mitchell Iowa Event

Osage Iowa Aug 25 marks the second annual Sir Hamalot Day in Mitchell County led by Paul Weis Stacyville president of the Mitchell County Swine Producers Association The program features a swine show judging contest and a greased pig catching contest followed by a carcass contest at the Geo A Hormel packing plant in Austin Contest winners receive a bred gift loaned by association members Eligibility includes 4 H and FFA youths ages 13 to 17.

Osage Iowa Mitchell County Paul Weis Stacyville Mitchell County Swine Producers Association Geo. A. Hormel Austin FFA

New Wheat Stabilization Program Lowers 1965 Returns

Washington outlines the 1965 wheat stabilization package with smaller returns for typical growers. A 90 acre wheat allotment at 25 bushels per acre yields 2,230 bushels under 1964 terms with base price support and various certificates totaling 3,952.87 dollars, while 1965 lowers support by five cents per bushel and drops land diversion payments, reducing the total to 3,208.12 dollars for the same acreage and yield.

Washington

Freeborn 4 H Youth Win Trips to State Fair

Eleven Freeborn County 4 H members earned trips to the Minnesota State Fair after standout demonstrations at the county event held at Southwest Junior High School. Winners included Jean Moucha, Cindy Jacobsen, and Clarice Lindeman with multiple blue and red ribbons awarded for health clothing and agronomy among others.

Albert Lea Minn David Hanson Freeborn Kathleen Halloran Freeborn County Southwest Junior High School Jean Moucha Oakland Club Cindy Jacobsen Corning Cooperators Clarice Lindeman Corning Club Carolyn DeBoer Hollandale Pamela DeBoer Hollandale Club Rhonda Thompson Corning Jean Lunde Moscow Maxine Nelson Jean Williamson Oakland Ruth Lunde Ricky Noble Caryl Behn White Charlene Thompson

Freeborn FB Plans Exchange Program at Mower County Meeting

Freeborn County Farm Bureau plans an exchange program with Mower County on Sept 21 at the 4 H building Racine township in the Ronald Boone home. A noon lunch is slated and a program will follow in the afternoon. The group discussed a safety poster and essay contest and Camp Koronis set for Spots 9 11. They voted to pay expenses for Mrs Claude Delkers Brownsdale to enter the state commodity contest.

Freeborn County Farm Bureau Mower County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee Ronald Boone Racine Township Mower County Farm Bureau Group Claude Delkers Brownsdale

Mower County fair coverage and farming notes

Darrel Koehler previews a busy week at the Mower County Fair with Bob Lee assisting, noting cattle feeding plans, crop moisture, and grain harvest progress across Minnesota. USDA beef activity, shrink-proof wool, shade needs for livestock, and Farm City Week are also highlighted with regional figures and events.

Mower County Fair Bob Lee

Farmer of the Week Profiles Drought Hit Taopi Grower

Osca Bustad of Taopi Minnesota farms 440 acres 3% miles northeast of town and voices the drought's toll on corn oats and soybeans. He has 190 Angus cattle 14 sows and about 100 pigs and plans to stock pond with fish. Bustad notes government land-out program profits modest and stresses reinvesting earnings.

Darrel Koehler Herald Taopi Minn Osca Bustad Bustad Poland Martin Austin Martin Bustad Mower County

Pinkeye Can Spell Profit Difference

Des Moines report warns pinkeye on cattle may cut milk by 25 percent and cause rapid weight loss across herds. White-faced cattle show higher susceptibility. prompt diagnosis and treatment by a veterinarian is urged to prevent blindness and speed recovery.

Des Moines Iowa American Foundation For Animal Health Foundation

State SSC Post Filled by Gov Rolvaag

ST PAUL Arnold Omstad a Spring Grove farmer was named to a five year term on the State Soil Conservation Committee by Gov Rolvaag replacing E W Goplen who term expired Omstad has served as a soil conservation district supervisor since 1956 was named director of the State Association of Soil Conservation districts in 1958 and was president of the association in 1962 and 1963.

ST. Paul Arnold Omstad Spring Grove State Soil Conservation Committee Karl Rolvaag E. W. Goplen Zumbrota Omstad Soil Conservation District State Association of Soil Conservation Districts Association

Meat Import Limits Voted by House Rules Committee

The House Rules Committee voted 8 to 7 on Wednesday to send a beef veal mutton and lamb import restriction bill to a Senate House conference. The legislation, opposed by the administration, originated in the Senate as an amendment to a minor House measure and now awaits House approval.

Washington House Rules Committee Senate House

Experts to Ponder Over Soybean Industry Future

HUDSON Iowa experts will discuss the future of soybeans at the American Soybean Association's 44th annual convention in Kansas City Missouri August 17 18. Executive vice president George M Strayer notes 29 years of growth but says processing dropped this year. Regional speakers Merlin L Knorr of Madison Minnesota and Harris Barnes Jr of Clarksdale Mississippi address futures in the Upper Midwest and the Midsouth.

George M. Strayer American Soybean Association Kansas City United States Strayer Muehlebach Merlin L. Knorr North Star Agricultural Service Madison, Minn Upper Midwest and Harris Barnes, Jr King & Anderson, Inc Clarksdale Miss

Record Honey Crop Seen With 5.6 Million Bee Colonies

The Agriculture Department reports 5 645 000 bee colonies on July 1, 2 percent above last year's record. California tops with 605 000 colonies, followed by Minnesota with 317 000 and Florida with 294 000, suggesting another high honey output.

Agriculture Department California Minnesota Florida

Minnesota Farm Cash Receipts Fall For Second Year

Preliminary government estimates show Minnesota farm cash receipts dropping from 1458 million in 1962 to 1417 million in 1963. The main decline is in livestock and livestock products, with milk products and egg sales also down while turkey receipts rise.

Minnesota W. Keith Bryant University of Minnesota

Red meat production climbs in first half of year

The Agriculture Department reports that red meat production for the first half of this year reached 15.641 billion pounds, up eight percent from the same period a year ago.

Washington Agriculture Department

U S Plans drastic weather fixes to alter climate

The United States weighs measures to modify climate this summer including damming the Bering Strait to warm the North Pacific, spreading oceanic chemical film to curb rainfall, and coating polar regions with carbon black to shift radiation balance. The proposals target ice caps and regional weather effects.

United States Bering Strait Russia Alaska North Pacific Polar

4-H Plans Summer Pool Party and Fair Dance

Osage Iowa events outline two 4-H gatherings for Mitchell County youths. Younger members will swim and play games at 7 30 to 10 on August 16 at the Osage Pool and Park. Older members attend the County Fair Dance from 8 to 11 30 on August 13 at the 4-H Exhibit Building within the Mitchell County Fair Grounds.

Osage Iowa Mitchell County Mitchell County Fair Grounds

Champaign County Tops U S Soybean Production in 1963

Washington report shows Champaign County Illinois remains the top soybean producer with 6,174,700 bushels in 1963, down 71,100 from 1962. McLean County Illinois ranks second with 5,148,600 bushels.

Washington Champaign County Ill Agriculture Department McLean Illinois

Swine Breeding Trials Show Small Gains on Pasture

Two pasture seasons and five experiments at the Cargill Nutrena Research Farm near Elk River tested breeding swine on pasture versus concrete. Results showed only slight differences in outcomes.

Cargil-Nutrena Elk River

Tractors Safe If Used Safely Says Minnesota Expert

Minnesota farmers face serious tractor dangers with 132 farm and home deaths last year and about 1 500 injuries. Safety expert Glenn Prickett cites tipping and run overs as leading causes, urges slow speeds, no extra riders, proper hitching, cooling engines for refueling, and lighting and reflectors on implements.

Minnesota Glenn Prickett University of Minnesota Prickett

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sir Hamalot Mitchell Ken Hunter Warren Hanson Gene Williams Blue Earth Robert Burns Rushford Charles Thompson Rural Eldon Lenske Don Jacobsen Freeborn FB BY Darrel Koehler Red River Valley South Central Northwest Robert Bergland Agricultural Conservation and Stabilization ACS Sylvan Park Lanesboro Fillmore County Farmers Union U.S.D.A. Agricultural Research Service USDA Rosella M. Warner Preston the Herald Crop and Vernon Nelson Lyle Feed Mill American Forage Alliance L. Teweles Seeds Co Milwaukee Wis National 4H Service Committee Consolidated Breeders Cooperative George Pofahl Blooming Prairie Anchorage Nome Economic Research Service Staples Oscar Duane James Rochester Diane Adams High School Marshall Lutheran Church Farm Bureau Tappi Rustlers Oscar Bustad, Taopi Ron Seath Marin Reagan Rose Creek Keenan Saman Austin Rim Dick Grass LeRoy Norman Wright Grand Meadow Pinkeye Hudson U.S van Vetter Model Milk House
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