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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1981

Page

28

Iowa State Fair 4-H Champion Steer Graded Too Good

The 4-H grand champion steer Duke, shown by Donna Robertson, faced a cooler verdict of top good with a 2.7 yield and 13.5 square inch loineye. Judges noted strong muscling but weighed decisions on final quality grade, while parallel hog and lamb entries graded well.

Ames Ed Kline ISU Daryl Strohbehn Iowa State University Extension Iowa State Darren Dies Dies Robertson Strohbehn Dave Hawk Ins Michigan State University East Lansing Hawkins Shelly Mellrath Laurel Mellrath Mcllrath U.S Duroc-Hampshire Emmett Stevermer Harold and Jolene Mcllrath

Midwest Market Hog Prices Rise in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo

Hogs were up 50 cents with bids at 49.00 to 50.50 in Cedar Rapids and 49.50 to 50.00 in Waterloo. Sheep stayed steady at 50 to 52 in Cedar Rapids. Wilson Foods quoted hogs 49.00 to 50.50 with discounts on lightweight hogs. packing sow prices ranged 43 to 44.50 for under 550 pounds and 44.00 for over 550 pounds. Buying hours 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. Mon through Fri.

Cedar Rapids Waterloo Wilson Foods Wilson Wilsons Midwest Choice Boston United Press Internat — Board OF Trade Secrer Zortesa Yewnante Ibs Soveeen

Cedar Rapids grain market mixed as soybeans and corn fall

On Thursday the Cedar Rapids market saw declines for several soybean and corn contracts with no. 2 corn and yellow soybeans showing drops from Wednesday. White corn and oats held steady while livestock prices showed mixed movement with hogs and cattle trading at varied levels and receipts reported.

Cedar Rapids

Beef import scare prompts labeling push and impoundments

US Agriculture officials say 39 million pounds of Australian boneless beef are impounded for testing to detect horse or kangaroo meat, with an additional 25 million pounds en route to the US. Rep Bedell urges labeling of imported meat to inform consumers while testing proceeds.

Washington Agriculture Department United States U.S Berkley Bedell D-Iowa Agriculture John Black Food Safety and Inspection Service Australia Bedell Tom Dashle Ds.d John Block Dashle Tom Harkin Dlown Ron Marlenee Montana

Jack in the Box says no horse or kangaroo meat used

Ralston Purina says none of the Jack in the Box restaurants served horse or kangaroo meat in hamburgers. Spokesman James Reed notes the shift to domestic beef and destruction of the questioned Profreeze shipment to ensure product quality.

ST. Louis UPI Ralston Purina Co James Reed United States John R. Block USDA Reed Foodmaker San Diego California Ralston Purina

Mitchell movement winners at the YWCA event

The Wednesday competition at the YWCA saw North-south winners Virginia Stamy and Connie Hellenthal with Clayton Mossman and Keith Bean as runners up. East-west winners were Mary Ann Boardman and Al Langenfeid with Jock Falot and Joe Stepanek as second. The next game is set for 7 30 Wednesday at the YWCA.

Mitchell Movement YWCA Virginia Stamy Connie Hellenthal Clayton Mossman Keith Bean Mary Ann Boardman al Langenfeid Jock Falot Joe Stepanek

Chicago USDA bulk selling prices for Thursday

Prices for butter and eggs hold or rise with varied grades and scores. Potatoes and wheat, corn, soybeans, and byproducts show regional ranges across Washington, Wisconsin, Colorado, Oregon, Minnesota, Michigan, and Vermont, reflecting market bids and delivery terms.

USDA Washington Wisconsin Colorado Oregon Minnesota Michigan

Farm Roundup Swine Expo adds purebred derby division

The Farm Roundup Swine Expo 82 introduces a purebred derby for on farm performance tested pigs. The Cedar Rapids event runs Feb 11–13 at Hawkeye Downs with entry rules on weight timing, nominations, and required papers. Progeny pens must be from a single nomination and contain no more than two gifts.

Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids

Soviet buys 200000 tons U S grain from private exporters

The Soviet Union purchased 200000 tons of American grain as reported by the Agriculture Department. The sale includes 150000 tons of corn and 50000 tons of wheat and counts toward the sixth year of the U S Soviet grain agreement. Moscow has bought 9 55 million tons for the current fifth year of the pact.

Washington UPI Soviet Union Agriculture Department Department U.S Moscow

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