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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1968

Page

35

Sociologists Forecast Effects Of Large Corporate Farms

University of Wisconsin rural sociologists told a Senate subcommittee in Eau Claire that large scale farming could shrink full time farming and rural towns, reduce local political participation, lower tax bases, and threaten schools and churches. They urged urgent research to guide policy amid a shift of industry toward rural areas.

Eau Claire Wis University of Wisconsin D. G. Marshall United States Senate Select Committee On Marshall W. K. Warner Archibald Haller Richard Rodefeld Kurt Parkum Midwest

Survey Shows Land Prices Leveling Off in Midwest Farmland

A Federal Reserve survey by Roby L. Sloan indicates seventh district farmland prices in Iowa and surrounding states have leveled after years of gains. Despite a 6 percent rise versus mid-1967, prices since April are up less than 1 percent. Iowa values July 1 are about 8 percent higher year over year.

Chicago Federal Reserve District Roby L. Sloan Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Iowa Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Sloan

Rothlisberger’s Elgin Shorthorns mark 50th Fayette County fair run

Otis Rothlisberger of Elgin enters Shorthorns at the Fayette County fair in West Union August 21 25 for a 50th consecutive year. His 1919 debut as a 14 year old 4H member yielded grand champion baby beef in 1922. The Rothlisberger herd tracing to 1893 has long featured straight Scotch breeding and has shown at major fairs including the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.

Otis Rothlisberger Elgin Fayette County West Union Aberfeldy Reford Gardhouse Milton Ont Rothlisberger Hampshire Southdown Fayette County Fair Clyde Combs Jim Probert Wadena Otis Fred Rothlisberger Iowa Rothlisbergers Chicago Howard County Cresco Ben Studer Wesley Lawrence Lundy Ridgeway E. W. Maurer Fayette

Demonstrations Chosen For Iowa County 4-H Contest

Marengo Iowa three senior demonstration teams were selected Wednesday to represent the county in the Iowa State fair 4-H demonstration contest. Forty five teams competed in the county demonstration contest with winners named in senior and junior divisions.

Marengo Iowa County Ruel Wehde Steve Weldon Parnell Peppers Cindy Heath Marcia Schultz Marionettes Vicki Carla Sayers Marengo Merry Maids

Siefker's Hampshire Boars Lead New Hampton Sale

A trio of Hampshire boars owned by Andy Siefker of Belle Plaine topped the New Hampton sale. The tested boars averaged 1.96 lb daily gain and 0.89 inches backfat with a 30.8 inch carcass length, 5.1 square inches loin eye, and 44.1 percent ham and loin.

New Hampton Hampshire Andy Siefker Belle Plaine

Fifty Holsteins shown at Marengo fair district show

Fifty head of cattle were shown Thursday night in the Holstein show at the Iowa County fairground in Marengo. Floyd Arnold of Ames judged. Max Hall of Brooklyn won best bull and the junior and reserve grand champion female. Wendy Tompkins of Marengo displayed the grand champion female, also the champion 4-H animal.

Marengo Iowa County Floyd Arnold Ames Max Hall Brooklyn Wendy Tompkins

Shover Guides Summer Dairy Shows and Duties

Larry Shover of Delhi, 20, serves as summer assistant field secretary for the Iowa State Dairy Association. He will help direct 42 district dairy breed shows, including the Monticello event, while preparing for a senior year in dairy science.

Monticello Larry Shover Delhi Shover Iowa State Dairy Association Iowa State University Iowa State Dairy Science Club Alpha Zeta Agricultural Honorary Fraternity Rush Alpha Gamma Rho College of Agriculture Weishen James Iowa Delaware County Jones County Larry Quaker Oats Cedar Rapids Wilbur Kehrli Manchester Shirley

Ship Fewer Feeders to North Central States

Stocker and feeder cattle moved into the eight north central states in June totaled 291000 head, down 8 percent from a year earlier, the Agriculture Department reports. Of the total, 139000 head passed through public stock yards, down 19 percent from June last year.

Washington North Central States Agriculture Department

Carlson's Corner A road that leads to home

The poem contrasts patched roads with modern highways and timber roads. It praises friendly winding streets and notes roads serve business, travel, or migration, concluding that any road leading to a place called home is a happy road.

G.A.C

Corn Meetings in NE Iowa Planned This Week

Two corn production sessions sponsored by northeast Iowa vo ag departments will be held this week. Glen Norberg of Calmar voag announces the meetings at Upper Iowa College Fayette on Wednesday and Cliff House Decorah on Thursday. Iowa State University specialists and commercial firms will present.

Calmar Northeast Iowa Vocational Agriculture Departments Glen Norberg Calmar Voag Northeast Iowa Vocational Agriculture Instructors Assn Upper Iowa College Fayette Cliff House Decorah Iowa State University

Extension Aide Doyle Sanders Joins Benton and Iowa Counties

Doyle Sanders of Vinton, a Drake University rising senior, works this summer as an extension aide in Benton and Iowa counties.

Doyle Sanders Vinton Drake University Benton and Iowa Counties

Merging of Creameries Is Advised

Iowa State University dairy expert Dr. V H Nielsen urged consolidation of cooperatives and plants in northeast Iowa to strengthen competition against artificial dairy products. He noted 25 plants process the majority of butter and nonfat dry milk, with 100 plants handling the remainder, and called for looser laws, stricter standards for synthetics, and stronger promotion and research to boost consumer appeal.

Fayette V.H. Nielsen Department of Dairy and Food Industry Iowa State University Iowa Nielsen Iowa State

Dairy Show at Delaware County Fair Highlights Champions

Basil Eastwood of Ames judged junior livestock dairy classes at the Manchester Delaware County fair. Breed champions and reserve champions listed: Holsteins Shirley Shover Delhi and Loren Voelker Ryan. Jerseys Tom Keith Delhi and Bill Gearhart Dundee. Guernseys Craig Carruthers Masonville. Ayrshires Keith Johnson and Craig Johnson Delhi. Brown Swiss Brenda Smock Delhi.

Manchester Basil Eastwood Ames Extension Delaware County Fair Shirley Shover Delhi Loren Voelker Ryan Tom Keith Bill Gearhart Dundee Craig Carruthers Masonville Ayrshires Keith Johnson Craig Johnson Brenda Smock

More Fresh Vegetables This Summer Says USDA

The Agriculture Department reports plentiful supplies of fresh vegetables this summer. Production is expected to be moderately larger than last year and above the long term average.

USDA Washington Agriculture Department

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