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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1971

Page

7

Talmadge Plans Rural Credit Network With 10 Banks

Senator Herman E. Talmadge drafts a broad rural development bill proposing a network of 10 regional rural development banks. The plan would funnel several billions in private credit annually to rural areas for factories, water systems, housing, education, and law enforcement, backed by a rural development investment administration. Initial funding would come from the federal government, with borrowers buying stock to replace government investment and funds raised by selling securities to private investors.

Washington UPI Herman E. Talmadge D-Ga Talmadge Sloan RD Bank

Wet Storage Loans Now Available From USDA

The USDA announced that wet storage and hay storage farm structures will be eligible for loans starting July 1, relaxing prior limits. The program allows financing for oxygen-free and silo-type facilities and supports emergency hay storage under existing farm storage loan regulations.

U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA

Dairy Herds Lead in Iowa Milk and Fat Records

Iowa dairy herds topped national averages in milk and fat production during the year ending April 30. DHIA and ISU extension data show Keith Sullivan Osage leading with 17,930 pounds of milk and 655 pounds of fat from 28 registered Holsteins.Recognition certificates went to 464 herds, with Holsteins dominant. clusters of top producers include Fort Madison, Osage, and other counties, while Fayette led in the number of over-average herds.

Ames Iowa Walt Vanderwaal Orange City Don Voelker Iowa State Varsity Extension Dairyman Fletcher Nichols Atlantic DHIA Irvin F. Meyer McGregor Towa Dur Towa State University Cooperative Extension Service Towa Dairy Association Lee County Joe Schneider Fort Madison George Schneider Voelker Keith Sullivan Osage Merle Reinhart San Cresco Harold and Larry Finch Norwalk Iowa State University Hilmer L. Abele Leland Russel Joan Pagel Sumner Guernsey Jersey Ayrshire Summit Farm, Inc Lester Cleo Frazer Boone Fayette County Clayton Allamakee Winneshie Sioux Bremer Delaware Mitchell and Howard Dubuque, Lee and Kossuth Town State University

Mechanicsville Man Tops National Beeff Show Champion

Mechanicsville cattleman Arnold Lehman led with four of the top ten carcass animals in the National Beef show performance division, including the champion a Charolais crossbred producing 1.83 pounds carcass weight per day of age and 13.4 square inches ribeye. Lehman also placed third fourth and sixth in other performance entries. The reserve champion belonged to Iowa State University steer graded choice with a 16.2 inch ribeye and 1.64 pounds carcass weight per day of age. Other winners included Ronnie Pick Breda George Bundy Quimby Marway Farms Lytton Dave Noller Sigourney John Clark Memorial steer donated to Iowa State program. Marway Farms again claimed top carcass progeny in the division amid broader show results and futurity entries scheduled for July judging.

Lehrman Iowa State University Ronnie Pick Breda George “Bundy Quimby Marway Farms Lytton Dave Noller Sigourney John Clark Memorial Garst,Co Coon Rapids Farm &Op Club Iowa State James Book Harvard Ill Susan Ramsey Ames Albus and Oris Lyots Neb Kenneth Deiter Faulkton Dak Orrin Stotlee Garden City Dick Miller Airfield

Beale Has To Junior Hereford Show Leads in Iowa Preview

Nearly 200 attended the Iowa Junior Hereford Association Eastern preview at Linn County Fairgrounds Central City. 51 Hereford steers and heifers were shown by 31 exhibitors. Roxanne Beale of Dysart exhibited the champion Hereford female and also the reserve steer. Karen Klass of State Center showed the reserve Hereford female. Ted Hannemann of Dysart showed the champion steer. Doug Leath of Postville won top showmanship. Kay Knop of Atlantic was top junior judge and Calvin Knop, Kay’s father, was the adult judge. The high judging team was Sweetland 4-H of Muscatine.

Central City Iowa Linn County Fairground Roxanne Beale Dysart Karen Klass State Center Ted Hannemann Doug Leath Postville Kay' Knop Atlantic Kay Calvin Knop Sweetland 4-H Club Muscatine

Changes in Beef Industry Called For at Conference

Hayes R E Rusk warned a Cedar Rapids national beef conference of violent upheavals if the industry fails to adapt to synthetic meat. Experts from Town State, Ohio State, and Iowa State discussed weights, feeding, genetics, and market shifts toward carcass basis sales, direct selling, centralized cutting, and longer shelf life frozen beef. Ruth Roman Jonathan Winters Bill Russell and Mel Torme reflected on 1956 in a color Channel 1 highlight segment airing Monday at 7:40.

R. E. Rusk National Beef Industry Town State University Cedar Rapids Ftrell Futrell Ruth Roman Jonathan Wintery Bill Russell Wst Mel Torme Channel 1

Rocky Mountain Geology Reveals Ancient Pre-Cambrian Canyons

Geologists study Colorado Rockies to read back three billion years into Pre-Cambrian history, noting formation routines stretching across vast geologic time while some canyons and horizons preserve deep time evidence.

Colorado Rockies Canyons Horges

U S Declares End To Sheep Scabies In Gloucester Hunterdon

The Agriculture Department says sheep scabies has been eradicated in New Jersey's Gloucester and Hunterdon counties, the last infected areas in the United States. Officials caution the U S is not yet officially scabies free until three years pass with no new outbreaks and continued inspections to verify absence of undetected cases.

Washington UPS U.S Agriculture Department Gloucester Hunterdon New Jersey Mculture Department

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