Linn County Group 1 Contracts Await Audit Des Moines
Des Moines officials report 1 635 Group 1 corn and hog contracts signed in Linn County and awaiting state board of review audit before forwarding to Washington. Group 2 to signatures, Group 3 and 4 prepared. many contracts involve changes in acreage and permissible production. State plans to send contracts to Washington as counties finish, with a $20 million initial payment and a June additional payment totaling about $2 million. Audits at state offices continue to verify check writings.
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Waterloo Forage Office 1 Closed After Drought Efforts
The Waterloo forage office 1 closed as the emergency unit operated for ten months. Plager, acting county agent, returns to Grundy from leave. JC Pihler acts. About $1,000,000 federal funds were allocated, with only $55,046 spent on salary and office expenses. 35 percent of a $110,000 allotment used for related costs. The service once had twenty field men across five states, plus office staff of eight. later thirteen field men were trained for temporary work, though few were utilized.
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4 Hers To Demonstrate Quality Milk Production
4 H leaders in Fayette County plan demonstrations on dairy milk quality. The event emphasizes practical dairy farming skills and problem solving to improve milk quality and farm efficiency.
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Jones County Binder Demonstrations Listed This Week
Demonstrations sponsored by the Jones County Dairy Bureau run Friday at 9 30 am at the Gerdes farm Montieedha Barday Saturday at 1 30 pm at the Babsters store Seated Cater and Sunday 9 30 am at the Stindey Wortrener farm near Atareasa. Agricultural engineer Yes will conduct the demonstrations to improve efficiency and productivity.
Condition Of Corn Greatly Improved In Eastern Iowa
Recent reports from eastern Iowa indicate corn conditions have improved markedly after a sultry spell. Drought and wet weather influenced fields, with knee high corn expected by July 4 and rapid growth in clean fields amid weed and grass challenges.
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Muscatine 4-H Girls Rally Day At Camp
More than 200 attended Maustatine county 4-H rally day held with the 4-H club camp at Stalets Lake. Fifty at camp including lifeguards. ten clubs represented. Wapsie Ever Ready won song festival. Goshen-Wapsie second. Fulton Royal Workers third. 76-Sparklers won portable victrola for best all around. Best camper Pearl Seehooley of Wapsie Five Ready. Honorary mentions went to Edna Fis Elaine Edwin Burlington Royal Workers Helen Tebe xser Bloomfield? Bueatia Wells Wilton Busy Bees Patricia Sneeringer Wapsie Best.
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Feeding Pigs Bring 9.15 In West Liberty Auction
West Liberty sale reports heavyweights at 9.15 per hundredweight and weanlings at 2.50 per head. Stock cattle ranged to 8, feeder stock from 6 to 7.50, and top dairy cattle values reached 11.90.
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FENCE DRIFT CAUGHT IN THE WOVEN FIRE
A poet notes dramatic skies with sable cloud banks on the east horizon and a forecast of volcanic lightning to erupt. The writer laments excess rain but admires lightning and clouds while calling for a break to let nature recover.
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Farmers Study Ideal AAA Plan At Ames Conference
Twenty four Iowa farmers gathered in Ames for the first week of a three week conference on an ideal agricultural adjustment plan for Iowa. The plan, developed by the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station with AAA input, stems from a two year study conducted with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Attendees include county corn hog chairmen and AAA veterans plus several with no prior AAA contact, spanning cities from Orange City to Mount Union.
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Dairy Producers Picnic At Farley Highlights Cream Grading Law
Farley farmers and guests gather for the Dairy Producers Picnic at Farley Creamery with over 225 attendees. Secretary Joe L. Mahony led the event while Ho TL Harmison of Dubuque explained the new cream grading law to the audience. Seventy-one cream samples were judged by Harmison, Max Escher, and Orville Ruse of Dubuque, with Mrs. Ali Lank winning best sample.
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Colt Show Planned With Center Point July Celebration
CENTER POINT plans a Fourth of July colt show with spring foals, yearlings, and two year olds. Veterinarian Dr W G Browmell says some good entries are expected, with judging by P G Goan of West Luberts beginnning after the morning parade. Entries open to all, with Shelby for the entries in Sam Shatter barn and Dr Bromwell's hospital nearby. Also: Leslie Smith replants a four acre soy bean field damaged by grub worms near Spencer Grove.
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Farmer Saves Hay Mowed By Hail Storm
Center Point report says farmer Frank All panes, one mule west of Center Point, mowed hay without a mower when sun shone. A Friday hail storm cut fourteen acres of am othy clean as with a mowing machine. Allbanes raked for curing and estimated ten loads of hay.
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Unimproved eighty sells for $3003 near Spencer’s Grove
Sprainl reports Grover McKinley, a farmer, bought eighty acres of unimproved land one and a half miles north of Spencer’s Grove from Claude Robh for $3.00. The property joins the McKinley farm to the north. London declares war on flirting.
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