Iowa Hangs Up World Record In Testing For Bovine TB
Iowa reports March cattle TB testing set a state monthly record with 319 857 head in 17 725 herds and 3 378 reactors. February figures were 226 930 head in 12 670 herds with 2 323 reactors. Six counties are slated for accreditation by July 1 with others awaiting testing and potential expansion of accredited areas.
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Iowa
Ray Anderson
OWA
H A Seidel
Des Moines
Drifted Fence and Cattle Disease Testing Plans
A fragmented report discusses a fence drift incident and the Wisconsin and Iowa dairy sectors pushing for immediate Bangs disease testing. Dr Seidel predicts federal funding and a statewide eradication program, including a traveling lab and veterinarian training, to begin after education conferences and possible disposal regulations.
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Wisconsin
Limos
Jowas
Seidel
Wash Eton
March Calf Kill Largest on Record
March calf slaughter in the United States reached a record 34 179 head under federal inspection, with three-month totals at 1 422 600. Veal prices at farm level slid about 7 cents per hundredweight while parity was set near 810 per hundredweight. Heaviest March cattle slaughter since 1926 followed by hog and sheep declines with hogs at 4 66 per hundredweight and packer costs rising due to a processing tax.
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Louis McL
Merryman
United States Department of Agriculture
Towa
Bang
Chicago
United States
Chicago Earh
Iowa City breeder announces run for secretary of agriculture
Ed T Davis a Angus cattle breeder and Angus Breed Association officer announced candidacy for the Republican nomination for secretary of agriculture in Iowa in the June primaries. He sits on the state fair board and has supervised the hog department. born on a Johnson county farm, he has always lived near Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Iown
Dave
The
Angus Breed Association
State Fair Board
Johnson County
Lamb and Sheep Prices and Slaughter Totals March Report
Government figures show producers earned 43 cents per hundredweight more than in March 1933 while packers paid $268 less. Slaughter under federal inspection reached 1,242,450 head in March, down from 1,413,347 a year earlier. Parity prices stood at $7.08 for lambs and $5.46 for sheep. Chicago lamb market highs reached $10.15 with a peak of $9.40, both above last year.
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Chicago
CWA Completes Part Time Farming Survey in Iowa
A Des Moines AP report says the CWA survey of part-time farmers in seven Iowa counties is completed under Merritt Greene and is being analyzed by the Ames based subsistence homestead committee. Data from Black Hawk Dubuque Linn Mahaska Wapello Des Moines and Appanoose counties will help shape land utilization plans and the national subsistence homestead program.
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CWA
Iowa
Merritt Greene
Marshalltown
Iowa State College
Greene
State Debt Conciliation Council
Ray E. Wakeley
Sociology Department
Black Hawk
Dubuque Linn Maheska
Wapeho
Appanoose
Department of Interior
Ames
Washington
Paul C Taff
Extension Service
J B. Davidson
Agricultural Engineering Department
R E. Buchanan
Agricultural Experiment Station
E. W
Bran Confusion Ends as FDA Requires Exact Labeling
The U S Food and Drug Administration advises that every Bran labeled cereal must state its contents clearly to protect buyers. Kellogg’s Atl-BRAN is labeled Aut-BRAN with Malt Sugar and Salt and Kellogg’s All-BRAN is highlighted for constipation relief but not a cure-all. Buy Kellogg’s All-Bran in the red and green Kellogg package made in Battle Creek.
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United States Food and Drug Administration
Kelloge
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Popcorn Crop Down Sharply Amid Sluggish Demand
The 1933 popcorn crop in Iowa, Kansas, and Nebraska fell to about 23.5 million pounds from 42.5 million in 1932, with hot midsummer drought reducing yields. Despite generally good quality, demand is weak and prices range from 1 to 1.50 per 100 pounds, prompting cautious planting and concerns about land use and contract restrictions.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
Bureau
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
North English farmers complete oats sowing activity
Sowing of oats has been carried on extensively in the North English locality. Many farmers have finished sowing small grain. With their fall plowing done, some farmers have practically no more field work until corn planting time.
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Enedal
Gazette
Chinch Bug Outbreaks Warned Across Eleven States
Dr. C. J. Drake, state entomologist, estimates light to heavy chinch bug infestations in eleven states including Iowa Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Illinois and Ohio. Weather could halt or spread outbreaks. southern Iowa shows heavy activity with many counties affected.
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C. J. Drake
Town State College
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Minnesota
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Mile Town 4-H club elects new officers
Special to The Gazette Manchester Mile Township Happy Helpers 4-H club met at Jewell Peterson's home Saturday and elected officers for the year: Jewell Peterson president Berniece Mulligan vice president Margaret Dawson secretary June Lyman treasurer Mabel Elsbury historian and reporter. New members include Margaret Dawson Gayle Lyman and June Lyman.
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Happy Helpers
Jewell Peterson
Berniece Mulligan
Margaret Dawson
June Lyman
Mabel Elsbury
Gayle Lyman
Beer consumption in England drops to below a quarter of former levels
Before Cromwell's revolution English per capita beer use stood at 90 gallons. Current figures show consumption now under 22.5 gallons per person, indicating a sharp decline in beer intake since that era.
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Oliver Cromwell
Iowa groups press for direct hog buying curb bills
Shipping associations across Iowa have written and telegraphed congressmen urging support for Capper and Wearth bills to regulate direct hog buying. The Iowa Farmers Union president Glenn B. Miller also appealed for favorable action. Rep Edward C. Eicher of Washington supports curbing direct stock sales, with Rep Wearin as author.
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Iowa
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Washington
O. D. Wearin
House of Representatives
Consignment Of Steers At Hills Averages 1 640 Pounds
Jesse Lackender of Hills shipped seventy eight head of steers to the Chicago market. The cattle averaged 1 640 pounds with a top weight of 2 170 pounds and were on feed for fifteen of eighteen months, the heaviest ever consigned from Hills.
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the Gazette
Hills
Jesse Lackender
Chicago
Lackender
Elgin Farmers Sell Half Their Shares on Club Plan
One half of the necessary shares have been sold for the organization of farmers at Elgin on the Community Colt club plan.
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Gazette
Elgin
Community Colt Club
March Butterfat Averages for Fayette C T A No 3
RANDALIA The Fayette C T A No 2 reports 279 cows on test with 45 dry. March average butterfat 25.5 pounds and milk 859 pounds per cow. Over 40 pounds butterfat in 47 cows. High herd Fred Ingels 73.3 pounds butterfat. Ingels also has high herd of 21 cows at 43.6 pounds. Carl Miehe 14 cows 40.5 pounds. W M Adams 16 cows 39.8 pounds. S H Harrison 12 cows 34.9 pounds.
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Fayette c. T. A. No. 2
Association
Fred Ingels
Carl Miehe
W. M. Adams
S. H. Harrison
Tetanus Kills Stallion at Will Rolls Farm
A four year old Belgian stallion on the Will Rolls farm near Elgin died from tetanus. The horse, belonging to the Holbert Horse Importing Company of Greeley, was lost Sunday morning.
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Elgin
Will Rolls
Holbert Horse Importing Company
Greeley
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