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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1972

Page

19

Three Extension Aides Hired in Delaware County

Susan Shearer of Delhi and Mary Jean Oberbroeckling of Manchester join Delaware county extension to work on a summer pilot program in community resource development. They train in Elkader with Dubuque area staff and collaborate with Iowa State University extension and Upper Iowa College work study. Don Schlichte also hired for part time summer duties before military service, starting June 5. Oberbroeckling and Shearer are juniors at Upper Iowa and Iowa State respectively.

Manchester Susan Shearer Delhi Mary Jean Oberbroeckling Delaware County Delaware County Extension Council Iowa State University Extension Service Upper Iowa College Oberbroeckling Shearer Elkader Dubuque Extension Area Iowa Don Schlichte Earlville Don Schlichte Iowa State University Fayette Iowa State

Linn ASC Waives Seeding Deadline and Clipping Rule

Linn county ASC committee waives May 30 seeding deadline for diverted acres due to wet fields and sets no penalty for late corn and soybean planting. It also waives early July clipping requirement for diverted acres, basing July payments on farmers promising to clip when practical. Over 300 farmers visited the ASC office in Marion to check July payment compliance.

Linn County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC Robert Wegmuller Alburnett Linn County Wegmuller Marion

On the move Sell those leave behinds with a cheap ad

Dial 398 8234 to place a low cost classified want ad for selling leave behinds quickly.

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Junior Hereford Field Day Planned June 19

Iowa Junior Hereford Assn Field Day will be held Monday June 19 at the Bill M. Haines Hereford farm in Greenfield Iowa. Highlights include morning judging queen contest to name the 1972 73 Iowa Hereford queen with speakers AHA director Alfred Meeks Upstream Ranch Taylor Neb and Mike Andrews director American Junior Hereford Assn Prosser Wash. IJHA will present a skit Hereford Ecology and want ads seek sellers dial 398 8234.

Kansas City Bill M. Haines Greenfield Iowa Iowa Junior Hereford Assn Kay Knop Atlantic IJHA AHA Alfred Meeks Upstream Ranch Taylor, Neb Mike Andrews American Junior Hereford Assn Prosser Wash Hereford Ecology

Jones County 4-H Council Elected

Eight 4-H members were elected to the Jones county council at the annual rally in Monticello. New members include Cindy McQuillen Cas cade Lou Ann Denlinger Wyoming Linda Mardorf Beth Devaney Mark McDowell Steve Barber Oxford Junction Dave Soper Olin Wayne Embree Amamosa. The group presented 657.10 to the L. J. Takes kidney transplant fund for Monticello resident medication assistance. Dick Wahl, a Jones county native, shared Peace Corps experiences. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.

Monticello Jones County Council Cindy McQuillen Cascade Lou Ann Denlinger Wyoming Linda Mardorf Beth Devaney Mark McDowell Steve Barber Oxford Junction Dave Soper Olin Wayne Embree Anamosa Jones 4-H L. J Jones County Dick Wahl

Plentiful Food Supply Forecast by University Economist

University of Illinois economist L. H. Simerl reports abundant food supplies for the year. Beef per person rising to about 116 pounds with 4 to 5 percent more cattle, pork output down about 5 percent, broilers up 4 to 6 percent, and turkey production up 4 to 5 percent. Milk and eggs remain higher than last year while fish supplies stayed tight.

Urbana Ill Turkey

Amish and Neighbor Planting Methods Near Wooster Ohio

An Amish man and a neighbor work soil in Wayne County near Wooster. The Amish man uses horse-drawn plows while the non-Amish neighbor employs a tractor to pull a disc, illustrating contrasting farming approaches in the same Ohio field.

Ohio Wooster Wayne County

Voss urges timely nitrogen sidedressing for corn

Regis Voss of Iowa State University extension urges farmers to sidedress nitrogen after planting but before corn reaches 10 to 14 inches tall, about 35 days after emergence. He cautions against delays amid rains and notes adjusting nitrogen rates for crop sequence population and prior nitrogen sources while warning about possible burn from non pressure solutions and stressing soil seal and early knifed-in application to limit root pruning.

Ames Iowa State University Extension Regis Voss Voss

Coggon Harvest Home junior livestock show entries open

Entries are now open for the Coggon Harvest Home junior livestock show on Friday and Saturday July 21 and 22. Beef and dairy junior shows cap at 90 entries each with premiums for all participants and trophies for grand champions and top exhibitors. An open beef heifer show accompanies the junior event with classes in Angus Shorthorn and Hereford limited to 16 entries each.

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Farm Coalition UPI National Farm Coalition St. Louis Coalition Roy Reed Columbia The Missouri Farmers Association MFA Fred V. Heinkel Tony T. Dechant Denver National Farmers Union Raymond Watson Odell Illinois Farmers Union Charles Frazier Washington National Farmers Organization Harold F. Breimger Columbia, Mo University of Missouri Linn Asc L. H. Simerl University of Illinois Economist Gos Lindale Plaza Grover Miehe Monticello Vocational Agriculture Department Target Ani Dana Eau de Cologne
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