Champs named at Benton and Delaware County fairs
Five grand champions were named at the Benton County Fair and three at the Delaware County Fair in livestock judging Thursday. Benton winners include Gary Thompson Vinton and Don Kromminga Keystone in open classes, Dean Harrison Garrison in heifer, Gene Werning Vinton in 4 H beef, and Todd Henning Elberon in advanced cattle feeding. Delaware winners feature Karen Hartman Manchester the grand champion market hog, Theresa Gritton Manchester reserve market hog, David Smith Manchester reserve commercial gift, and Sean McDonald Delhi reserve pen of three. Showmanship honors went to Karen Kruse Dyersville and Brice Lubben Delhi. About 198 hog entries were shown in Delaware County.
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Vinton
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Keystone
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Elberon
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Manchester
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Delhi
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Dyersville
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Klein Lubben
Embargo on Soviet Soybeans Faces Strong Farmer Support
More than 70 percent of U S soybean farmers surveyed want the embargo lifted. The poll of 430 farmers in 12 states shows opposition to using food as political leverage and to the government acting as export sales agent. States with 83 percent of national soy output are represented.
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Hog heaven J J pig cools off in Lenox wading pool
A 200 pound hog named Hog heaven J J at the Spector homestead in Lenox Massachusetts lies in a wading pool to beat a 90 degree heat. Livestock specialists advise cooling hogs with periodic wetting and proper ventilation when confined.
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Parthia Spector
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Drought Devastates Plains Crops While Winter Wheat May Save Year
Heat and drought ravage peaches watermelons in Oklahoma and tomatoes in Arkansas. North Dakota faces 1.2 billion dollars in losses with hay row crops and pastures heavily damaged. Winter wheat in Kansas Missouri and other Midwest states stands as a rare bright spot though futures for feed crops look bleak.
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Moe” Johnson
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State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
South Dakota
Mike McNamara
McNamara
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