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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
10
Iowa and national dairy data show cow numbers down modestly in 1975 season while total milk production remains slightly above 1974. Strain cites lower cull cow prices, unemployment, and more replacement cattle as factors. per cow production gains offset input costs and support modest price forecasts.
A grateful note thanks friends for beauti ful cards notes and numerous callers who visited at the Municipal Hospital and says the mail brought joy.
Iowa State University extension plant pathologist Rob ert Nyvall explains that wind blown sand or dust causes tan spots on corn leaves 7 to 10 days after storms. The damage includes speckled lesions from sand impact and soil bacteria entering wounds, leading to bacterial leaf spot in susceptible hybrids.
In Hastings Minnesota the Army Corps of Engineers plans to spend about $50 000 to build two outhouses with sewage vaults near the Rock Dam to meet environmental rules. Michigan considers a field sanitation bill requiring toilets in distant fields with screening ventilation and cleaning. portable facilities would cost about $50 monthly and move between fields. California bans the short handed hoe as unsafe in vegetable farming.
The piece argues that regulation often accompanies legislative meetings and questions whether rules aid or hinder progress. It emphasizes that true progress lies not in speed or cost but in direction, criticizing current reliance on government controls as not clearly progressive.
Exhibits begin July in Bedford Library basement with laser themed displays and old books. Monthly shows follow through July 1976 featuring photos, china, quilts, rocks, toys, tools, heirlooms and travel artifacts sponsored by local clubs and societies.
Quail nesting success hinges on the amount and quality of cover preserved. As native habitat is cleared for intensive farming, the best strategy to sustain bobwhites is to enhance the value of the remaining cover.
The article notes bobwhite quail sing seasonally as nesting begins. It contrasts bobwhites with ringneck pheasants, explaining the monogamous pairing and cooperative brood care. If a female is lost the male may incubate and raise the young.
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