Hog Market Trends in 1934 Show Near Normal Movement
In 1934 hog movement to yards and packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota fell only slightly from 1933 with an 6 percent drop in total federally inspected slaughter. Early 1935 figures show steep declines vs last year, while livestock receipts and prices shift as producers regain profit margins amid government influence and drought conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. L. Urban
EL Movnes
Iowa
Minnesota
Feed Egg Ratio and Hog Market Forecast from 1934 to 1935
The article compiles 1934 to 1935 poultry and hog market notes from hatchery reports and government projections. It cites rising egg feed ratios, expected larger poultry output, and variable hog prices influenced by grain shortages, drought areas, and regional demand with forecasts for 1935 and 1936.
British Extend Frozen Pork Quota From U S to June
British Agricultural Attache in London announces extension of the frozen pork quota from the United States to June 30 1935. The limit for U S imports from April 1 to June 30 is 2845000 pounds under the Liverpool Provision Trade association certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Foley
London
United States
Liverpool Provision Trade Association
Second Soybean Plant to Operate in Cedar Rapids
Ray F. McGuire announces Soybean Products Inc will run a soybean processing plant in Cedar Rapids with limited operation this spring and full capacity next fall. The three story reinforced concrete facility will process oil and meal for livestock, with 20 000 bushel storage bins planned. 200 000 acres of Iowa corn will be planted with seeds for 1935, soybean prices rise, and farmers join the cooperative venture in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray F. McGuire
Soybean Products, Inc
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Milling Company
McGuire
State’ Department of Agriculture
George J. Naxera
E. H. Farrow
Roy Bennett
Primghar
G. E. Grunewald
Blairstown
John H. Pazour
Marion
Wayne A. Robinson
Marshalltown
John T. Wurster
Economic approach shapes early life insurance plans at Ames
At age 23 after graduating from Ames the student learned the value of life insurance and the need to start early. The program grew from farm accounting work Iowa State College had supported for over 15 years, fostering a drive for personal service and timely, detailed information. What has been accomplished?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa State College
Towa
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Ecomaway
U. S
Cedar Valley Farm Business Association
C. V. Shepherd Agency
The
National Life Insurance Co
Montpelier
Welcom W. Reams
J. J. Wallace
Middlewest
Mgr
First Street
Jamesway
Checker Farm
EED CO
Dial
Best
Bricoltaier Aoa
Riversides
Maquoketa
Page & Bowman Cattle Co
Beverly Yards
Bowman's Barn
Husky
Montgomery
Sonatiason
Manila
Secesse
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