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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1973

Page

5

Referendum on Egg Checkoff Is Scheduled

The Towal department of agriculture announces a referendum on the Egg Checkoff for Wednesday September 12. Voting hours are 9 am to 4 pm in every county extension office. Eligible voters include egg producers with 500 or more layer chickens in Town or since September 22, 1972, and nonresident producers with Iowa processing operations.

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Hearing Planned On Raising Milk Minimum Prices

Washington reports the agriculture department will hold a public hearing August 28 in Clay County Iowa to consider boosting minimum Class 1 milk prices under federal orders. Proposals from dairy farmers and small canners seek a higher base price to take effect in September, with absentee ballots due August 1.

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Hampshire and Suffolk ram sales set records at state fair

AP reports at the Des Moines fair top rams from Hampshire and Suffolk pitches drew strong prices. Suffolk rams averaged 17 dollars, top ram sold for 410 to Mary Malen of Wellsburg, bought from Sioux Center dealer Harry Maret. Hampshire sale saw a top Suffolk elf price of 490 dollars to Cumberland buyer Roger Gerlock.

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Ram hogs sold at auction with notable prices

Hampshire Ram hols sold his yearling ram Iar Joe Owens of Pala. The best price for a ewe was 10, yand by Carl Pelurs of Panora to Don Pullin of Waterloo. Forty ampsifipes sale for an average 125, the host in the sale's history, Warming employs 4.6 million workers.

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Tipton Office Boosts Volume of FHA Loans

Farmers Home Administration rural credit programs directed at Cedar Clinton and Jones counties funded 4 million dollars in housing and rental loans. New homes plus emergency and senior housing loans supported 16 families and a Lost Nation five unit project. Clinton and Jones towns approved sewer loans for Delmar and Charlotte with facilities improvements. Local committees reviewed each loan for community impact.

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Eastern Iowans Show State Fair Dairy Winners

Eastern Iowans dominate the State Fair dairy events with Jo-Wayside Farm Ames sweeping Ayrshire titles and premier exhibitor honors. Belmont Farm Malcolm claimed reserve cow, Mysha Herd New Providence took both champion and reserve bull honors, and Maria Watter was named 1973 Holstein dairy princess.

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Iowa State Fair herbs exhibit stirs audience curiosity

Des Moines report describes a nontraditional 1978 Iowa State Fair exhibit by 17 year olds Zoe and Lesley from Knoxville, showing herb gardening and edible samples like chive butter. The pair answer visitors questions about herbs and their uses while 4‑H members Paula and Lesley display economics and beef projects.

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