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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1935

Page

9

Iowa Dairy Flexibility Prompts Growth and Shifting Trends

A study by Albert Mighell of Iowa State College finds Iowa leads in cattle density and dairy adaptability enabling quick shifts in production with demand. The report traces four development periods and notes creameries' role and risks if beef demand rises, plus future consolidation possibilities.

Finemind Albert Mighell Iowa State College Iowa Mighell United States Towa

Iowa Sees Tuberculosis-Free Goals Near in 1919

Federal inspector Dr. J A Barger and state veterinarian Dr H A Seidell say Iowa may declare all counties modified accredited by year end. About 300000 cattle condemned since 1918, with retesting every three years to prevent spread. AAA funds eased costs and boosted eradication progress amid high cattle value and east coast demand.

J. A. Barger Des Moines Iowa H. A. Seidell Barger

Iowa Farm Income Tripled in Two Years

The article details drought cattle purchases totaling 23 073 head in Iowa and related payments of 326 609 dollars. It outlines 1935 crop adjustment and corn hog programs, with adjustments to base acreage and hog payments, plus anticipated national and Iowa-specific benefit and rental payments totaling up to 150 million dollars.

Iowa AAA R. M. Evans Iowa Corn-Hog Committee

Emergency Freight Rate On Hay Expires April 30

State Drought Director R. K. Bliss announces that current reduced freight rates for hay and roughage entering the drought area end April 30. Farmers should order soon and obtain certificates from the county agent when shipments arrive. certificates cannot be issued after April 30. The drought rate cuts 33 1-3 percent on hay and 50 percent on fodder and similar roughages.

R. K. Bliss Ames Extension Service

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