State Fair Exhibitors Run With Cattle At Des Moines Show
DES MOINES AP The Town quality beef contest at the State fair featured unhappy cattle as owners led steers on halters. Cliff Iverson judged champions across breeds including Angus Bilinda Farms and Charolais Lake Charolais Farm Frane Winkowitsch. 4-H pony and horse divisions opened with Peggy Morris and Don Moormanyt named champions. Results span ponies and various horse classes, with multiple breed champions listed. PGA Golf Championship highlights follow with TV coverage announced.
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Des Moines
Cliff Iverson
Ottumwa
Angus
Calvin Wiseman
Gilman
Serve
Bilinda Farms
Olis Hofer
Low Moor
Charalais
James Mailander
Wiota
Lake Charalais Farm
Frane Winkowitsch
Aplington
Wereford
Dale R. Boyle
Earlham
Joe FE
Morrissey and Sons
Colfax
Till Zinnel
Jolley
Loren Birchmier
Mitchellville
Charles Hooper
Dallas Center
Dean Schecker
New Liberty
Peggy Morris
Chariton
Don Moormanyt
Indianola
Dean
Cindy
Williams
Pleasantville
Abeth Brown
Nichols
Cathy Richorn
Marshalltown
Roe Am Bever
Hedrick
Cindy Dunn
Eddyville
Stan Worsler
Audubon
Woldyville
Kathy Morse
Iowa state fair queen titles awarded at Mills county pageant
Anne Schildberg of Greenfield and John Barnes of Glenwood earned queen and runner up honors at Mills County state fair pageant. Julie Raeeler from Morlan and Kathy Wahlert of Anita were finalists with Morlan winning Miss Davis County and Miss Congeniality. Passmore family to reside in Jama City as Iowa extension home economist tenure ends.
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Iawa
Julia Rae Morlan
Bloomfield
Julie
Iowa
Robert Ray
Towa City
Jane Passmore
Johnson and Washington
Null
Dakota
Iowa Wesleyan College
Pleasant
Passmore
Op Des Moines
Henryy
Davis
University of Dow Phe
Jawa City
Des Moines
UPI
Anne Schildberg
Greenfield
John Barnes
Glenwood
Jesse
Mills County
Ellen March
Julie Raeeler
Kathy Wahlert
Anita
Miss Morlan
Marlans
Davis County
Jolene Ks
McClelland
Iss Morlan
Ounty
Wanlads
Bloomfield Portant
Winneshiek Fair Dairy and Swine Results Listed
Decorah reports detail 4H and FFA dairy and pork results from Winneshiek fair judged by Fred Foreman Ames and Carroll Plager Austin. Grand and reserve champions named across Jersey Guernsey Brown Swiss Ayrshire Holstein and pen and individual awards with many Decorah Spillville Calmar Burr Oak and North Winneshiek contestants. Drive safely.
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Decorah
FFA
Fred Foreman
Ames
Carroll Plager
Austin
Minn
Jersey
Dennis Cline
Mark Cline
Guernsey
Lois Rausch
Turkey Valley
Becky Wilder
Martyn Askelson
Madonna Hangartner
Burr Oak
Janet Hanneman
Ayrshire
Larry Manneman
Kathy Falder
Larry Steffens
Frankville
Roger Kuhn
Spillville
Roger Humker
Wayne Humker
Calmar
Mark Rude
North Winneshiek School
Dave Zidlicky
Steve Arneson
North Winneshiek
Dennis Rude
Steve Arnesan
Zidlicky
Blackleg Edema Vaccine Deemed Safe by Officials
The Agriculture Department found batches of the blackleg and malignant edema cattle vaccine from Charles Pfizer and Co. safe after recall on May 22. Cattlemen and veterinarians can drop concern over two bacterial serials 67163 and 71, though earlier two deaths prompted scrutiny.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Charles Pfizer and Co
Hich
Wo Calle
Fed Cattle States Boost Numbers Placements Down
Des Moines Iowa shows a dip in on feed numbers as of Aug 1 among six major states Arizona California Colorado Iowa Nebraska and Texas. Iowa head count 1 679 000 a year earlier 1 696 000 July 1 935 000 Texas up 59 percent from last year Arizona up 41 percent while Iowa Colorado and Nebraska posted fewer calves placed on feed in July accounting for a 2 percent decline for the six states in the month California Nebraska marketed fewer fed cattle in July while six states overall marketed 3 percent more during July than a year ago.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Crop and ‘Livestock Reporting Service
Arizona
California
Colorado
Nebraska
Texas
Towa
Youngsters Visit Linn Farm Life Farms in Linn County
Cedar Rapids youths from Ellis and Oak Hill Jackson neighborhoods tour nine Linn and Benton county farms this weekend. The program, a joint effort of MCA P and Linn County extension, matches 9 and 10 year olds with host families including Kohl in Marion and Blinks in Mt Vernon. The visits run Friday to Sunday and are among the first of their kind in Iowa. Organizer Tom McCormick led the arrangements.
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Cedar Rapids
Ellis
Oak Hill-Jackson
Linn
Benton County
Mawkeye Area
Linn County Extension Service
Darwin Kohl
Marion
Wesley Hanken
Springville
Edward Hick
Marton
Walter Bruce
Shellsburg
Charles Blinks
Mt. Vernon
Frank Rudish
Robert Batchelor
Gentral City
Raymond Dake
Coggan
Lloyd Jordan
Tom MecCormick
Linn County
Hereford Herd Sold by Cedar Rapids Buyer in Kansas City
Earl R. Miller of Cedar Rapids purchased six registered Polled Herefords from the Krug Brothers farm of Atkins in a deal announced by the American Polled Hereford Association this week in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Earl R. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Atkins
American Polled Hereford Association
Schwengel Talk at NFC Conference in Washington Iowa
Congressman Fred Schwengel will address the annual First Congressional District National Farmers Organization convention in Washington Iowa. Delegates register at 9 a.m. and sessions begin at 9 30 a.m. NFC national director Willis Rowell from Edgewood will speak in the afternoon.
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Washington
Iowa
Fred Schwengel
First
Congressional District
National Farmers Organization
L. A. Hall
Willis Rowell
NFC
Edgewood
Hughes and Staley to Speak for State NFO in Ames
Oren Lee Staley national NFO president and U S Senator Harold Hughes will address the state National Farmers Organization in Ames on September 6.
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Ames
Oren Lee Staley
National
NFO
U.S
Harold Hughes
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
Grass Roots Tractor Drive To Washington Highlighted
A group of farmers organized as the United Grain Farmers of America staged a tractor drive to Washington to showcase Rural America. The demonstration drew warm reception from lawmakers, reflecting a moment of civic engagement and rural concerns amid ongoing political discourse.
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Washington
United Grain Farmers of America
America
House of Repre
Grain Farmers Knew Where They Were Going
The text argues that agriculture policy should favor a free market approach. It suggests writing Congress about needed farm legislation. It contrasts recent consumer oriented programs with a return to market-driven pricing and warns that costs would rise under free market farming.
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Sentatives Agriculture Committee
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