Report Finds Farmers Earn More Off Farm Than From Crops
Revised figures from the agriculture department show farm families rely heavily on off farm income, with higher earnings from town jobs than from land sales. In 1971, most farms earned modest farm sales, while off farm income boosted total earnings across all size classes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Linn Fair Carcass Winners Selected
Tom Fitzgerald of Fairfax won the swine carcass class at Linn County Fair and Greg Reierson of Walker won the champion beef carcass. Richard Freeman of Cedar Rapids, Linn county extension director, noted 48 hogs and 64 market steers entered. blue ribbons went to 25 steers and 25 hogs meeting certification requirements.
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Tom Fitzgerald
Fairfax
Linn County
Greg Reierson
Walker
Richard Freeman
Cedar Rapids
Fitzgerald
Mary Rice
Mt. Vernon
Reierson
Keith Kirkpatrick
U.S
DES feed add-on vs implant debate hits DES ruling
Iowa State experts favor adding DES to cattle feed as safer than implants while FDA orders an immediate ban and January 1 1973 halt. Senate subcommittee backs immediate DES ban as cancer links fuel urgency. ISU patent has yielded 2 750 000 since 1954.
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AMES
Iowa State University
Food and Drug Administration
Senate
Washington
William Buck
ISU College of Veterinary Medicine
Des
Buck
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Schaller Named Soil Society Vice-President
Frank W. Schaller of Iowa State University Ames has been elected vice president of the Soil Conservation Society of America with term starting January 1 at the 27th annual meeting in Portland Oregon He has served on the SCS council and contributed to the Journal of Soil and Water Conservation He will be joined on the council by Louis M Thompson and Bill Moldenhauer who will begin three year terms and transfer to the USDA North Central Soil Conservation Research Center in Morris Minnesota.
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Portland
Ore
Frank W. Schaller
Iowa State University
Ames
Soil Conservation Society of America
Schaller
SCS
Walter E. Jeske
Washington, D.C
Iowa State
Society
Journal of Soil and Water Conservation
Louis M. Thompson
Agriculture College
W. C
Bill) Moldenhauer
Morris, Minn
Agricultural Research Service
USDA
North Central Soil Conservation Research Center
Dairymen Report Records 700 Pound Butterfat Test
Decorah dairy producer LaVerne Moudry of Calmar tops Winnebago county 305 day dairy record ending in June with 17 030 pounds of milk and 719 pounds of butter fat. Other 700 pound marks appear in the Cletus Meyer herd at Waucoma with 713 and 707 pounds and in the Ronald Ryan herd at Route 3 Decorah.
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Decorah
LaVerne Moudry
Calmar
Winnieshiek County
Duane Engelhardt
Oscar Lembke
Gary Arneson
Cletus Meyer
Waucoma
Ronald Ryan
Route 3
Dale wins top Poweshiek 4-H beef show honors
Bear Creek exhibitor Terry Dale takes grand champion and reserve grand champion market beef, plus top honors in the junior division swine showman contest at the Poweshiek county fair. Other winners include Rick Graff Chester and varios lines of champions across Hereford Angus Shorthorn and dairy breeds. The event also lists top junior beef showman Ken Clayton and several regional participants.
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Grinnell
Terry Dale
Bear Creek
Poweshiek County Fair
Rick Graff
Chester
Poweshiek County
Greg Steele
Deep River
Steve Schuldt
Montezuma
Alan Fenner
Malcom
David Mann
Jeff Gropper
Bear Creek Lively Livestock
Kendall Goodrich
Michelle Gropper
Denny Carnahan
Melinda Olson
Janet Loughren
Masonville
Buchanan County Fair
Independence
Janet
Keith Gilster
Waterloo
Junior High 4 H Conference Set
Dubuque area 4 H council plans a one day conference for seventh to ninth graders at the University of Dubuque on September 9. About 320 eligible county 4 H members will receive application cards this week. The event gathers intermediate 4 H members from Clayton Delaware Dubuque and Jackson counties for fellowship and study under the theme I Care Do You. Ten groups provide small discussion sessions. each county quota is 40 members. Applications due August 18. Delegates chosen by county youth committee and 4 H council.
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Dubuque
Dubuque Area
4-H Council
University of Dubuque
Clayton
Delaware
Jackson
Stirling Moss Summoned Over Speed Limit Violation
Former racing driver Stirling Moss received a summons on charges of speeding to 70 mph on the way to a Birmingham city council meeting about plans for an auto race.
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Birmingham
England
UPI
Stirling Moss
Tractor Pull Planned During Benton Fair
VINTON The Benton county Tractor Pulling Assn sponsors a tractor pull Friday August 11 at 7 p m in front of the grandstand at Benton fair grounds. Weigh in starts at 2 p m at Terra fertilizer plant in Vinton. Prize money totals 720 dollars plus first place trophies across eight pulling classes including two field tractor classes. The event uses the Iowa association point system as explained by Roger Inman of Vinton.
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Vinton
Benton County Tractor Pulling Assn
Terra Fertilizer Plant
Iowa Association
Roger Inman
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