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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1982

Page

28

Rural women's leader visits Iowa from the Netherlands

A world rural women's leader, Mrs. Ziny Westebring-Muller, visits Garrison Iowa to meet local farmers and National ACWW president Caroline Ingels. She notes rain can be welcome, highlights illiteracy and self help through education, and describes ACWW's global work with the United Nations.

al Swegle Gazette Garrison World Rural Women Netherlands Iowa Ziny Westebring-Muller Associated Country Women of the World Martyn Jorgensen U.S Caroline Ingels Maynard Reagan Europe Westebring-Muller ACWW Nyverdal U.S. States Caribbean United Nations New York City Northern Ireland Scotland U.N Netherland

Midwest crop futures move in narrow ranges

Market report lists June through new crop prices for soybeans with modest up or down changes. Notable values include Midwest June at 2.67 up 1 cent and July at 2.64 up 1 cent. Soybeans show declines after June 11 and stabilizing into fall with new crop near 2.38 to 3.00 for white soy.

Market report shows steady hens and uneven eggs prices

Des Moines market notes indicate live hens offered mostly steady with lower bids and some short supplies for the coming week. Farm eggs show mixed price movements with Grade A and small sizes mostly holding, large and medium prices near unchanged. Hog and beef trends slightly softer with moderate trade and varied weights, while regional grain details follow in the Iowa section.

Federal State Market News Service

Livestock Thursday Market Report Summary

Hogs 5500 head with moderate trade. butchers 50 lower, sows 1.00 to 1.25 lower. No 1 2 butchers 200 to 260 pounds priced 58.50 to 59.25. No pee sows 350 to 500 pounds 51.50 to 51.75. 500 to 600 pounds at 52.50. Cattle insufficient for market test.

Livestock Thursday Hogs and Cattle Trade Report

Livestock Thursday shows hogs at 400 head with moderate demand and mixed price changes. Butchers mostly steady to 25 cents lower, sows down 1.00 to 1.25, and various weight ranges listed for No 1-3 and No 2-4 hogs. Cattle sales are insufficient to establish a market trend with hogs at 600 head noted as fair trade and barrows and gilts 25 to 75 cents lower.

Cedar Rapids Pente Rapids Midwest Aera Iowa

Hogs and cattle market notes from Omaha Livestock

Thursday market shows hogs active with price declines of 25 to 50 cents. No 1-2 hogs 200-260 lb 59.25 to 59.75, No 1-3 250-280 lb around 57 to 58. Oscar type hogs near 57 to 58.25. 300-350 lb hogs 55 to 56. Cattle slaughter cows down 50 to 1.00 with limited testing. cows high cutter and utility 41 to 42, canner 37.50 to 41. Cattle and sheep activity described as steady to 25 cents lower. sheep not reported.

Wilson Foods Cedar Rapids Wilson Wilsons Oscar Ib

New manager takes helm at West Liberty Fair

West Liberty. Bill Morrison 48, a show-ring veteran, becomes manager of the West Liberty Fair succeeding Ed Eichelberger who left to join the Iowa State Fair staff. Morrison, who rents land near West Liberty, will not make major changes. The 1852 fair runs July 21 25 with Eddie Rabbitt Mandrell Boxcar Willie stock car races a demolition derby and a tractor pull.

West Liberty Bill Morrison Morrison Ed Eichelberger Eddie Rabbitt Louise Mandrell Willie

Calf Fed With Goat Milk At Brooklyn Farm

At the LeRoy Pattens farm in Brooklyn a calf without a mother began feeding on goat milk from a bottle. A former friend of the Pattens faced a similar issue with an Angus cow and sought help, leading to the calf receiving its meals firsthand.

LeRoy Pattens Brooklyn Pattens

Iowa Beef struggles renewals for hog plant sites

Iowa Beef Pro cessors Inc. reports trouble renewing site options near Stanwood Iowa and Sheffield Illinois for a proposed world’s largest hog packing plant. Spokesman Charles Harness says options expired June 1 and landowners have raised asking prices. Public may contest water rights decision by June 14. Iowa Beef HQ is in Dakota City Nebraska.

Iowa Stanwood Iowa Beef Processors Inc Illinois Iowa Beef Charles Harness Sheffield Harness The Gazette Wapsipinicon River Olin

Farm Bureau delegates cool on farm crisis bill in Des Moines

Iowa Farm Bureau delegates at the Mid-Year Convention showed little enthusiasm for a farm crisis bill though some provisions align with recent proposals. They supported a 15 percent set-aside and diversion payments but warned against changing programs after planting began.

Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau Bob Joslin Clarence The Gazette

Dairy group backs Reagan milk plan amid surplus

Washington based National Independent Dairy Foods Association endorses the Reagan administration milk program. Executive VP Donald Randal says base and quota proposals by the National Milk Producers Federation fail to cut long term government costs. He cites dairy cooperatives as the root of the surplus. the association represents independent creameries and dairymen.

Washington National Independent Dairy Foods Association National Milk Producers Federation Donald Randal Association

Dairy Cow Strongholds Across Iowa Counties Revealed

The Gazette notes three counties Dubuque Clayton and Winneshiek hold about 34 000 31 000 and 32 000 dairy cows while Sioux County contains 13 100 and Louisa 100. Northeast Iowa contains half the state's dairy cows in seven counties.

Ames Gazette Iowa Sioux County Don Voelker Iowa State University Dubuque Clayton Winneshiek Delaware Allamakee Fayette Jackson Sioux Louisa County

Dinsdale Elected VP at Swiss Valley Farms

Thomas Dinsdale of Traer is elected vice president of Swiss Valley Farms succeeding Earl Gehrke. Dinsdale has served on the Swiss Valley board since 1969 and runs a 100-Holstein farm spanning 800 acres with his brother Morris.

Davenport Thomas Dinsdale Traer Swiss Valley Farms, Co Dinsdale Swiss Valley Board Earl Gehrke Lancaster Wis Morris

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U.n.’S Malawi Africa Mrs. Westebring- Muller Ziny Westebring- Muller E.I. Livestock Waterloo Rath Packing Co C.R. Grain Pro Farmer Grain Telephone U.S. West North Central States HOGS Iowa Department of Agriculture U.S. Department of Agriculture N.central Northeast Southwest S.central Southeast Sioux City Webster City Joliet Chicago USDA Omaha Robert Lehman Downy Lane Agnes Stone Iowa Natural Resources Council Dakota City Neb Joslin Tom Harkin Drowa Federal Crop Insurance Corp Federal Farm Credit Office of Management and Budget Iowa Supreme Court Peoria Ill Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Co Madison, Wis Gazette Area 4-H International Farm Ronald Sersland Decorah Carribean Susan Mealy Belgium Clay Center Sam Roman L. Hruska U.S. Meat Animal Research Center Agricultural Research Service Gordon Hays Tom Tom Underwood
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