Lounsberry backs efforts to move gallery to Iowa
Des Moines agriculture secretary Robert Lounsberry voiced support Thursday for housing part of Agriculture leaders' portraits and memorabilia in Iowa. He joined Living HistoryFarm discussions in West Des Moines, noting the International Livestock Show ties and the desire to keep Iowa portraits local. The report also mentions an E citation for creative marketing awarded to the state agriculture department.
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Cedar Rapids
Thursy
Lounsberry
Iowa
Des Moiwes
Biate
Robert Jamsberry
Towa
Wich
Chicago
Anis Pallery
State Agriculture Department
U.S. Department of Commerce
Des Moines
Maebeelys
Gail Danilson
Steve Carpenter
Linn 4-H Horse Project Goes Graded Approach
Linn county 4-H expands horse education to five levels emphasizing individual growth over sheer quality. Members will join area horse groups with tests advancing progression and tailored material for each member’s knowledge. County expects about 33 boys and 96 girls in horse projects this year.
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Linn County
Westercanp
Sete TH
Westurramp
Lian County
Swine Het
Aire
Lint County Fair
Tishiod
Tin County
Otis Arasteong
Center Point
Kirkwood Communty College
Hob Mollenilauer
Coggan
Arlan Miller
Marign
Sharon Huston
Mt. Vernon
Donald BeCosler
Fairfax
Guy Kell
Area Horse Project
Armstrong
Spring Grove
Washington
Otter Creek
Mullenhawer
Jackson
Bender Mar
Buffalo
Miller
Monroe
Mayson
Brown
Centar Rapids
Hunton
Lim
Bertrim
Putnam
Franklin
DeCoster
Clinton
College
Cedar Rapids
Roehl
Keokuk 4 H Honors Leaders Members in Bicentennial Year
Keokuk county 4 H honored leaders and members at a Sigourney event held at Memorial Hall. The program featured awards for long service and leadership, with 4 H council members presenting pins and recognizing individuals from Sigourney, Keota, Webster, South English, Keswick and other communities.
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Keak County
Ecomnny Sons
Hay Suukenberg
John Webl
Danis Webr
Raemani Weber
Hecky Hoop
Harpers Sted
Sts Cremer
Siganeney
Baruara Collis
Kenwick
Bonnie Hervey
Webster
Rorbat Morrison
Rita Mast
Keota
McSurBen
Mike Gent
Webst
Rawona Weber
Spadership
Karla Rayment
Keon
Borte Hervey
Shartene Landers
Cheer
Holly Smot
Kents
Merit
Gaven Atwood
Sigourmney
Diane Wyler
Bella
Scott Hmmes
Keswick
Gary Morrison
Aml
Charles Cassens
Jim Colbert
Larry Fraaier
South English
Ruhpet Martin
Dean Shifflent
Wehflea
Wayne Morrison
Meabers
Keokuk Chunly
Tentative Target Prices Set for Major Crops in 1977
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department has tentatively set target price supports for key crops for 1977. Wheat at about 2.53 per bushel, corn around 1.74, and cotton near 0.49 per pound, with final decisions due in February after a new administration takes office.
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Washington
Agricultnte Department
Olligials
USDA
Hunger does not force price rises say expert
Earl O L Heady of Iowa State University warned that world hunger numbers do not guarantee higher prices or profitable outlets for American farmers. He urged expanding land into crops only if markets and exports can support a stable economic environment amid uncertainty in future demand.
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Washington
Earl OL Heady
Lews State University
Heady
Hearly
Economic Research Service
Agriculture Department
Iowa Corn Growers May Rejoin National Group
Thurman Gaskill, president of the Iowa CGA, says there is a good chance the Iowa Corn Growers Association will decide next weeks to rejoin the National Corn Growers Association. The Iowa group left last year over equal representation concerns in national policy making, and a vote will be taken at the CGA convention here on Monday and Tuesday. A new representation plan involving state level production and membership weights is being considered.
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BES Moiies
Iowa Corn Growers Assn
CGA
Thurman Gaskill
Corwill
Towa Cga
National
Corn Growers Assn
Gaskill
Lawa Cga
Water Supply Cost Sharing Plans Discussed in Iowa Hearing
Dr. Austin testified at a hearings on water supply projects in Decatur County. He noted no current federal program to aid development and urged cost sharing for rural water, municipal and industrial needs. The hearing examined Little River water supply and wildlife protection as part of broader state needs.
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Leon
UPL
Iowa, State University
Austin
Seudobit Cilyer
D.iawa
Little River
Decatur
Towa
Culver
Senate Public Works Communitien
Keokuk County corn yield contest tops with 183 bu/acre
Sigourney reports the Keokuk County corn contest won by Fred Bos of What Cheer with 183 bushels per acre. Kenneth Gatton placed second at 176.47 bu/acre. The best Keokuk County yield last year was 150.64 bu/acre, with the year’s average around 128.36.
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Sigourney
Keokuk County
Keokuk
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