Iowa State Pioneered Research In Production Of Blue Cheese
Ames AP Iowa State University has a 40 year old cheese plant on campus producing cheddar Swiss edam and blue cheese. About 60 000 pounds yearly with research the main purpose. Werner Nielsen says the lab created blue cheese process in the 1930s and trained many people. The university sells cheese to distributors and by mail order nationwide while facing some private industry opposition.
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Iowa State
Ames
Iowa State University
Department of Food Technology
Werner Nielsen
Nielsen
ISU
Denmark
Food Technology Department
Board of Regents
Mentholatum Hemorrhoid Ointment and Suppositories Ad
The Mentholatum Company announces an exclusive formula for temporary relief of sore and swollen hemorrhoidal tissues. It promises fast pain and itch relief, tissue shrinking, infection fighting, healing support, lubrication for easy bowel movement, and a non greasy long lasting base with a temperature-stable formulation.
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Mentholatum Company
M.P.O
Pork Producers Face Double or Nothing Cycle Ahead
The article analyzes hog market swings from 1969 to early 1971, noting producers earned little during past shortages as prices fell. Prices rose sharply in February, with forecasts of continued upside through the year, but some farmers may quit due to high corn costs. Hog output expected above 1970 levels through mid summer, with optimism on price prospects as consumer buying power improves.
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Urbana
Ilc
Soybeans Deserve More Tender Loving Care from the Combine
Illinois agricultural engineers from 14 states and Canada, along with USDA researchers and industry reps, urged improvements in soybean harvesting. They noted crops losses and outlined trials in header design, air flow, foam rollers, and row spacing to boost yields and reduce lodging.
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Urbana
Ill
Majestic Combine
States
Canada
University of Illinois
Usda Soybean
Richard Cooper
Usda Agronomist
USDA
Cooper
University of Minnesota
Outlook Positive Despite Bean Price Decline in Early 1971
Iowa State extension economist Bob Wisner notes slight soybean price pressure in late January and early February despite favorable signals. He cites rising exports, a record December crash, and a USDA planting survey showing about 46 million acres of soybeans planned, suggesting a tight 1971 supply with potential 1,230 to 1,260 million bushels under normal weather.
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AMES
Bob Wisner
Iowa State University
USDA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wisner
Close out and public sales listed with locations
On February 17 to 20 a series of close out and public sales are announced. Listings include Eiler LaRue near Tipton Don Floyd near Vinton Ernest Yung near Dysart Gerald Thompson near Independence Dows Farms near Marion Irvin Kintzel near Clarence Robert Oehlerich near Keystone and John Walden near Monticello. Each sale covers livestock machinery tools and farm equipment at specified times and miles from towns.
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Eiler-LaRue
Tipton
Don Floyd
Vinton
Ernest Yung
Dysart
Mach
Gerald Thompson
Independence
Dows Farms
Marion
Irvin Kintzel
Clarence
Robert Oehlerich
Keystone
John Walden
Monticello
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