Iowa Beef and Popcorn Attract Japanese Buyers Festival
At the Mid America Food Festival in Tokyo, Iowa beef and popcorn drew strong interest from Japanese buyers. Lys Kreps, MIATCO and Towa agriculture official, reported Daiei the major retailer, want to buy bulk National Gats popcorn with Japanese labeling. Iowa exports, including soybeans, totaled $504.8 million in fiscal 1970 with MIATCO coordinating regional export promotion across 12 states.
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Tokyo
Japan
Lys Kreps
Towa Department of Agriculture
Kreps
Iowa
U.S. Trade Center
US. Department of Agriculture
Foreign Agricultural Service
Mid-America International Agri-Trade Council
Miatco
Departments of Agriculture
U.S
Chcago
Wolfgang A. Grundel
U.S. Department of Agriculture
MATCO
Grundel
TlEncis
Indiana
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Farmer's Daughter Finalists Named
Three Iowa farm girls were named Tuesday as finalists in the 1971 Farmers Daughter contest. They are Deborah Hart 21 student at the University of Iowa Iowa City and daughter of Kenneth B Hart of Allison Debbie Lawless 20 daughter of Dale Lawless of Eldora who plans to enter Hawkeye Institute of Technology next fall and Barbara Lee 19 freshman at Iowa State University Ames and daughter of James Lee of Hedrick. Finalists were chosen from 52 entries representing 82 Iowa counties and judging included interviews and a farm visit with emphasis on natural attractiveness personality farm background and activities. Iowa's Favorite Farmer's Daughter will be announced Friday noon April 23.
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Iowa
Deborah Hart
University Ofl Iowa
Towa City
Kenneth B. Hart
Allison
Debbie Lawless
Dale Lawless
Eldora
Hawkeye Institute of Technology
Barbara Lee
Iowa State University
Ames
James Lee
Hedrick
Delaware 4-H Names Council Candidates Meeting Details
Delaware 4-H council candidates nominated by clubs will meet at the Manchester extension office on Wednesday evening May 5 at 8 pm to plan participation in the annual rally night. Nominees include Vicki Drinkwater Kathy Dyer Geri Grimm Carol Koopman Jacque Leslein June Marshall Ann McMahon Pam Robinson Randy Bishop Dave Garner Milo Livestock Tim Britt Oneida Delaware Livestock Rick Gienapp Prairie Livestock Mack Kehrli Hare Green Hawks Gary Nieman Delhi Livestock and David Venteicher Northwest Leaders. Think of want ads first.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Extension
Vicki Drinkwater
Country Maids
Kathy Dyer
Geri Grimm
Carol Koopman
Delhi Rosettes
Jacque Leslein
Happy Hearts
Development Commission Plans Vegetable Study in Iowa Valley
Des Moines reports a joint effort by the Iowa Development Commission and Iowa State University to study growing and processing vegetable crops along the Missouri River valley. Director Chad Wymer and Dr. I L Denison oversee field trials on beans cucumbers and other crops with irrigation enabled by fertile soils. Dr Marvin Lind designs the project to compare Iowa yields with other regions and assess industrial processing potential. Test fields will be established at Olis L Henderson farm near Whiling and additional sites.
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Des Moines
Towa
Missouri River
Imperial Valley
Awn Development Commission
Missouri Valley
Development Commission
Chad Wymer
Commission
Towa State University
Ames
Wymer
I. L. Denison
Horticulture Department
Cal
Marvin Lind
Iowa
Lind
Olis L. Henderson
Whiling
Sollien Cow Tops Winneshiek Milk Total
DECORAH Everett Sollien of Mabel Minnesota owns a Holstein dairy cow that set a ten month record for Winneshiek D.H.I.A. production ending in March. The cow yielded over 20000 pounds of milk and 707 pounds of butterfat, according to DHA supervisors in Winneshiek County.
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Decorah
Everett Sollien
Mabel, Minn
Winneshiek D.H.I.A. Association
Duane Bogellarl Widt
Oscar Lembke
DHA
Winteshlek
Hyacinths Aid Nutrient Removal in ISU Swine Waste Lagoons
ISU researchers report hyacinths in animal waste lagoons reduce organic matter and nutrients enabling swine effluent discharge to streams. Plants remove about 500 pounds of nitrogen per acre and 88 percent of chemical oxygen demand, while offering potential livestock feed with higher onfield application rates.
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Jol Dodd
Dean Wooten
Owa
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