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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1968

Page

7

Eleven Questions Asked About Feed Lot Pollution

Iowa City reports detail concerns raised by Fred Holsteen of the Iowa Farm Bureau about proposed feedlot waste control rules. He cites unknowns and conflicts of interest, urging balanced action that protects water quality without overburdening farmers. Questions address permits, scope, and priorities for pollution control versus livestock industry growth.

Iowa City IDPA Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Farm Organization Fred Holsteen West Point State Water Pollution Control Commission Holsteen Farm Bureau Iowa Commission

Fair Superintendents Named at Manchester

Delaware County fair in Manchester names junior show superintendents for beef dairy swine sheep horses and other events. Gib Hoffman Alvin Volcker Earl Zumbach R. E. Tool Walter Long Garland Ashbacher John Westerlein Richard Mawe Mel Weber named to oversee shows and contests.

Manchester Delaware County Fair Gib Hoffman Alvin Volcker Earl Zumbach R. E. Tool Walter Long Garland Ashbacher John Westerlein Richard Mawe Mel Weber

Non-Farm Income Comprises One Third of Farm Per Capita Earnings

Washington AP notes 1967 figures from the Agriculture Department show non-farm income averaged 631 dollars per person for the farm population, up from 599 in 1966. Farm earnings per person averaged about 1,200 dollars, down 41 dollars from 1966.

Washington Agriculture Department

Bennett FFA Banquet May 1 at School Cafeteria

The Bennett FFA parent and son banquet is scheduled for May 1 in the school cafeteria. James Ahrens will present slides about his Peace Corps work in Iran. Thomas Wegener will discuss his military service in Germany. Montgomery Clift and Anne Baxter star in DIALING FOR DOLLARS MATINEE I Confess at 3 30 on KCRG TV 9 Wednesday.

Bennett Ffa James Ahrens Iran Peace Corps Thomas Wegener Germany Montgomery Clift Anne Baxter

Poults Hatch Drop In Week Ended April 13

Poult hatch in ten major turkey states totaled 3,201,000 for the week ended April 13, a 12 percent decline from the same week last year per the Town Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.

Des Moines Turkey Town

Holstein Cow Milestone Reported in Clayton County

Kuehl Brothers of Elkport notified after Shomont Constance Roamer 4896543 produced 105,890 pounds of milk and 4,025 pounds of butterfat in 3,570 days since turning two. The event notes a production milestone by a registered cow in the Holstein-Friesian association. Swift and Co opens Tolleson plant to process 5,000 cattle weekly and hire 250 workers starting Monday.

Holstein-Friesian Assn Clayton County Kuehl Brothers of Elkport Shomont Constance Roamer Tolleson, Ariz Swift and Co Tolleson

Common Market Butter Surplus Grows to 150000 Tons

Washington reports the European Common Market holds about 150000 tons of butter in storage enough to feed six million families for a year. Officials expect stocks to rise further as markets monitor dairy trade dynamics.

Washington

Processed and Frozen Foods Dominate Shifting Diets

Washington figures show Americans now eat more processed foods and meats while fresh fruits and vegetables decline. Poultry up 112 percent, meat 8 percent, fish 11 percent. fats and oils up 35 percent. canned vegetables 18 percent. Fresh fruits down 42 percent. frozen vegetables up 268 percent, offsetting a 25 percent drop in fresh vegetables.

Washington Agriculture Department

Winthrop and Jesup Students Win Trip

Winners of an essay contest sponsored by Buchanan County Rural Electric Cooperative were announced by contest manager Glenn Maynard. High school juniors Cheryl Schutte of Jesup Randall McGraw of Winthrop earn trips to Washington D C for the tour on June 9 alongside Linda Maynard, self sponsored, as 80 Iowa youths participate in the capital trip.

Gazette Independence Buchanan County Rural Electric Cooperative Glenn May-nard Washington, D.C Cheryl Schutte Jesup Randall McGraw Winthrop Cheryl Leland C. Schutte McGraw

Midwest Research Institute gets grant for grain insect detection

USDA funds Midwest Research Institute of Kansas City with 79379 dollars to develop a reliable method to locate internal insect infestation in grains. USDA notes about one seventh of the grain crop is lost annually due to insect damage.

Washington USDA Midwest Research Institute of Kansas City

Calf Slaughter Share Drops From 39 to 14 Percent

In 1947 calf slaughter accounted for 39 percent of the calf crop, while last year it stood at about 14 percent, marking a substantial decline in processed calves.

Chevrolet Impala Tri Level Delivers Extra Space and Comfort

The ad extols the larger size of Chevrolet Tri-Level models noting longer and wider bodies with enhanced cargo room. It highlights a hidden storage compartment, a roomy main cargo area, roof rack options, and generous interior space as advantages over competitors.

Impala Chevrolet

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