Soybean Steaks Could Reshape Future American Diet
A UPI report notes Congress research agency OTA warns engineered foods, including soybean patties and other substitutes, may alter nutrition and labeling. Experts urge standards and careful monitoring of iron levels, infant formulas, and women’s diets amid rising fabricated food use and beef price pressures.
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Washington
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J.B. Cordaro
Cordaro
The
Food and Drug Administra
Tion
Agriculture Department
Michael Phillips
Phillips
Ot tumwa Barrow Show entries open. judge named
Ottumwa hosts a barrow show at the coliseum on Saturday February 10 with Dr. Lauren Christian of Iowa State University serving as judge. Entry deadline February 1 limits entries per farm, weight 200 to 240 pounds, and 225 entries overall. Carcass evaluation by Dr. Robert Rust Rick Morrison and Willie Pollitt.
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Ottumwa
Lauren Christian
Iowa State University
Larry Rasch
Robert Rust
Iowa State Extension
Rick Morrison
Willie Pollitt
Hormel and Co
Delaware County Park Producers Discuss Hog Prices
At a kickoff meeting last week members of the Delaware County Park Producers debated hog price outlooks for next September. Predictions varied from 36 to 55 dollars per hundredweight.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Russians visit area farms near Williamsburg Iowa
A Soviet agricultural delegation toured Holden Foundation Seeds Inc Kinze Manufacturing Inc and Security Savings Bank in Williamsburg last week hosted by the three firms and USDA sponsorship Attendees included Alexander Koziner M Yu Grigaliunas Ivan Krasnov and Victor Nazarenko with Keith Severin Also they toured facilities and dined at Colony Village restaurant learning about Amana Colonies and potential future business ties for better US Soviet agricultural cooperation.
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Williamsburg
Soviet Union
Iowa
Holden Foundation Seeds Inc
Kinze Manufacturing Inc
Security Savings Bank of
United States
Department of Agriculture
Alexander B. Koziner
State Committee For Science and Technology
Council of Ministers
M. Yu Grigaljunas
U.S.S.R
Ivan S. Krasnov
Ministry of Agriculture
Victor I. Nazarenko
All Union and Horticultural Information
Keith Severin
USDA
Washington, D.C
U.S
Colony Village
Koziner
Linn County 4-H Market Beef Weigh-In Set
Linn County 4-H and FFA announce market beef weigh-in events across four sites on Saturday December 16 from 9 to 11 a.m. at Coggon Livestock Sales Coggon Birmingham Cattle Co Marion Hawk Eye Livestock Auction Fairfax and Walker Sale Barn Walker. Youth may weigh up to five head of market beef with ear tagging required in December to be eligible for county fair or 4-H shows. Maximum weigh-in weight is 750 pounds with no minimum. Dairy steers may weigh in two animals with a 700 to 900 pound range and no crossbreeds.
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Linn County
Farmers of America
Coggon Livestock Sales
Coggon
Birmingham Cattle Co
Marion
Hawkeye Livestock Auction
Fairfax
Walker Sale Barn
Walker
Tipton extension council re-elects seven for two-year term
Seven members were re-elected to the Cedar extension council for a two-year term starting January 1. Re-elected: Merle Gnewold Tipton Cass Township Denny Hulse Clarence Dayton Township David Schuett Wilton Farmington Township Roberta Bowie West Branch Iowa Township Ken Burmeister Londen Massillon Township Don Hipple Tipton Red Oak Township Clifford Hinkhouse West Liberty Springdale Township. Two new members were elected: Chuck Krall West Branch Gower Township and Lauren Juergens Wilton Sugar Creek Township.
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Tipton
Extension Council
Merle Gronewold
Cass Township
Denny Hulse
Clarence
Dayton Township
David Schuett
Wilton
Farmington Township
Roberta Bowie
West Branch
Iowa Township
Ken Burmeister
Londen
Mas
Sillon
Don Hipple
Red Oak
Clifford Hinkhouse
West Liberty
Springdale
Chuck Krall
Gower
Lauren Juergens
Sugar Creek Township
Cedar County appoints Linda Tipton Bigley 4-H leader
Linda Tipton Bigley of Mount Vernon is named extension 4-H and youth leader for Cedar County succeeding Varlyn Fink of Anamosa who resigns December 31. Fink remains extension 4-H and youth leader in Jones County at half time. Bigley began training December 1 and will lead 4-H and youth programs from January 1 on a half-time basis. She is a University of California Santa Barbara graduate with home economics and has done graduate work in special education. She taught living skills to handicapped adolescents for over eight years and consulted on living skills for a residential program aiding young adult women.
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Tipton
Linda Bigley
Mount Vernon
Cedar County
Varlyn Fink
Anamosa
Fink
Jones County
4 H awards in Clayton County highlight diverse winners
Clayton County 4 H award winners announced across multiple programs last month with recipients in categories such as achievement Jane Meyers and Karman Krambeer, beef Barb Leath, bread Sandra Miene, child care Tonya Hemmersbach, citizenship Lisa Probert, clothing Darla Dettmann, dairy Dan Moon, and woodworking Donald Backhaus among many others from Elkader Guttenberg Garnavillo Monona Luana Strawberry Point and surrounding communities.
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Jon Mohning
Gatnaville
Dean Walz
Monona
Jane Meyers
Strawberry Point
Karman Krambeer
Farmersboro
Barb Leath
Postville
Bread
Sandra Miene
Luana
Tonya Hemmersbach
Farmersburg
Lisa Probert
Wadena
Darla Dettmann
Marilyn Wessel
Greeley
Lori Long
Tena Moyna
Elkader
Laurie Ball
Donald Backhaus
Guttenberg
Brian Brase
Garnavillo
Marcia Dahling
Sandy Klinkenberg
St. Olaf
Terene Muller
Beth Pollock
Volga
Deb Hagensick
Trent Henkes
Rabbit
Monica Dahling
Counterfeit Tape Equipment Seized in Multi-State Raids
FBI agents raided 19 sites across Connecticut Georgia New York New Jersey and North Carolina seizing truckloads of recording equipment used to counterfeit eight track tapes of popular albums including Grease and Saturday Night Fever No arrests reported
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New York
FBI
Connecticut
Georgia
New Jersey
North Carolina
Vision problems alert for children in New York
The Better Vision Institute warns teachers and parents to watch for signs of eye trouble in children. Indicators include covering or shutting one eye, rubbing eyes, stumbling on small objects, reading difficulty, and squinting at distant objects.
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New York
Better Vision Institute
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