Hawkeye Angus Show At Hawkeye Downs Draws 300
More than 300 people attended the Hawkeye Angus Assn field day at Hawkeye Downs featuring judging contests for Angus baby beeves and purebred heifers. 4 H members from numerous counties brought 50 steers and 41 heifers. top placings crowned by Susan Fuller Beverly Hess and other 4 H and club entrants. Judges and officials from Tipton Williamsburg Mt. Vernon and other towns presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Angus Assn
Hawkeye Downs
Don Rinner
Washington
Tom Kinley
Coggan
Susan Fuller
State Center
Tom Sauer
Walker
Mike Loftin
Grinnell
Ralph Danner, Jr
Muscatine
Beverly Hess
Brooklyn
Marilyn Schulte
Fairfax
Bob Thede
Wilton Junction
Lana Schulte
Janice Freeman
Clarence
Warren Stoner
Mt. Vernon
Mary Jane Eiler
Stanwood
Steve Bowstead
London
Bud Willer
Norwin Martens
Tipton
Tie
Keith Knochson
Williamsburg
James Irons
Jack Driscoll
Henry Baer
L. E. Gugler
Marvin Lacock
Wyoming
Grover Loftin
Kyle Stock
Dick VanderWerff
Sully
Iowa State
Angus Assn
Martha McFadden
Fort Dodge
Washington, la
Steve Eiler
Dennis Domer
Jeanne Strathe
Hubbard
Iowa Swine Do Well on Korean Farm
The American-Korean Foundation in New York reports 40 hogs donated by Iowa and California 4 H clubs are thriving on a model farm in Korea. Iowa sent 27 hogs arranged by L B Liddy Rolland Paul and Keith Gaston. Baby pigs number 138 with more to come and the pigs enter an animal loan bank for Korean 4 H youth to improve breeding stock.
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Iowa
New York
California
American-Korean Foundation of
Secretary of Agriculture
L. B. Liddy
Rolland Paul
Iowa Swine Producers Assn
Keith Gaston
Iowa County Officers’ Assn
Korea
Animal Loan Bank
Foundation
New Zealand Reef Ships to Carry Meat to U.S. Ports
Five ships will depart New Zealand in July and early August carrying 26.432 million pounds of meat for the United States. Of this total 21.728 million pounds head to the east coast and 4.704 million pounds to the west coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Zealand
U.S
Korean Exchange Students Teach On Farm Lessons
Two 4-H boys Sung-Chull Kim and Man-Sup Lee are profiled for bringing gifts and establishing breeding stock with American boars and a growing herd. The American-Korean Foundation, based in New York, supports such exchanges as a nonprofit. Coolers cows cash or cars appear in the want ads.
Outbreak of Aujeszky's Disease in Nebraska Cattle
Dr. Leroy A. Pierce reports a Nebraska outbreak of Aujeszky's disease in cattle with 37 female cattle dead and 21 sent to slaughter, 19 condemned. Early signs included nervousness, tail switching, intense itching, and rapid decline. hogs showed limited involvement. Dr. Shope linked the disease to ubiquitous swine exposure and noted antibodies in anti hog cholera serum can aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Nebraska
Munger
Shope
Mad itch disease still prevalent in eastern Iowa
Dr. Munger recalls old-timers noting hog illnesses linked to cattle eating corn stalks chewed by swine. He says mad itch remains common in eastern Iowa and urges calling a veterinarian when suspected to prevent losses and reduce animal suffering.
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Dr. Munger
Munger
Iowa
Israel Imports Calves for Slaughter from Europe
Washington The Jewish settlement agency of the Israeli government imported 2,800 calves from the Netherlands and Yugoslavia for fattening and slaughter last year. Another 2,000 head will be imported soon, according to USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service. Calves are distributed to hill region and Negev settlements. Last year’s calves averaged 396 pounds and are fed to about 1,100 pounds before slaughter.
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Washington
Jewish Settlement Agency
Netherlands
Yugoslavia
USDA
Foreign Agricultural Service
Negev
Argentine Meat Producers to Ship 15000 Tons to Poland
Buenos Aires reports the Argentine Meat Producers' Corporation will begin its first beef shipment, sending 15 000 tons of frozen beef to Poland. The move marks a notable export milestone for Argentina's meat industry and Polish buyers await delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentine Meat Producers’ Corporation
Poland
ISU Extension Editor Honored at AAACE Convention
STILLWATER Okla Le on E Thompson associate extension editor at Iowa State University received the Agricultural Communications Award from the AAACE and the National Plant Food Institute during a luncheon at Oklahoma State University. The ninth annual award includes a scroll and a $500 training prize for achievements in agricultural communications during 1962. Thompson was chosen over peers from other land grant colleges for notable growth in competence and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
Leon E. Thompson
Iowa State University
American Association of Agricultural College Editors
National Plant Food Institute
Oklahoma State University
AAACE
Edd Lemons
Oklahoma State
Thompson
Iowa
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Mary June Eiler
Francis Kinley
Gazette
Rex Conn
Kathy Breaker
Denver
Virginia Driscoll
Roger Smith
Association
New Zealand Reef
Drig Craven
Paske Ave
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Ta Pay Mts
St Aay
Arwell
Midwest
Arwell, Inc
Modern Pest Control, Inc
Ist Ave. NE
Sung-Chull Kim
Man-Sup Lee
The
Kraftread
Whitewalls
Ford
Chevrolet
Dodge
Plymouth
Studebaker
General Tire Service
8Th Ave
Cedar Rapids
Journal of the
American Veterinary Medical Assn
Grant B. Munger
Aujeszky
Leroy A. Pierce
Pierce
Richard E. Shope
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Aujesky
Israel
ISU Extension
Travel
General Motors
GM Quality
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Oldsmobile
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