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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1981
Page
13
ISU extension specialist Richard Fawcett cautions against early pre plant herbicide applications as dry soils and atrazine carry over threaten oats and soybeans. He notes some grass herbicides persist enough to allow early use but most broadleaf types should not be applied far in advance.
Iowa farm leaders denounce U S support for a French wheat sale to the Soviet Union accusing Secretary Haig of favoring foreign producers over American farmers They say the embargo remains a flawed foreign policy tool and call for an end to the policy with leaders like Dean Kleckner urging action.
Mechansville secretary treasurer Buck Buell Jackson of the Iowa Hereford Association leads 135 members statewide. In St Joseph Dick Spader becomes ninth executive vice president of the American Angus Association, replacing C K Allen of the 34000-member body. UDIA Ankeny Juliah G Toney 31 of Lawrence named executive vice president of Midland UDIA succeeding Robert Ellis. Dysart Geneseo FFA held parent member banquet honoring Doug Ollen dieck Dave Baldwin Kristi Krafka and more new officers Brad Mitchell president Chris Dost al secretary Kristi Krafka treasurer Craig Kullmer and others.
A sweep of agricultural and civic meetings scheduled across Iowa from April 8 to 11 includes the Associated Milk Producers annual meeting in Minneapolis and numerous local gatherings: Clayton County 4-H open houses, No-till and soil conservation meetings, a regional alternative farm fuel conference registration in Cedar Rapids, plus cattle and dairy events in Decorah and Winneshiek County. Attendance details and venues are listed for several counties and associations.
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