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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1955

Page

6

Egg Dealers Hear of New Grading Law

About 250 Northeast Iowa egg dealers grocers and producers met in Independence to hear how Iowa's new egg grading law will be applied and enforced. Discussions covered licenses for dealers graders and candlers, required temperatures, and who must license.

Independence Iowa T Iowa Iowa Department of Agriculture Iowa Poultry Improvement Association North Central State Institute Dick O'Connell The Poultry Association Earl E. Mason Des Moines North Central States Institute L. B. Liddy Dairy and Food Division Liddy Department of Agriculture Liddy, Mason O’connell

Krug Polled Hereford Tops Mason City Sale

A Krug Brothers consigned Polled Hereford bull PSF Battle 3rd topped the North Iowa Hereford and Polled Hereford sale in Mason City Monday. Harold Long of Rockwell bought the bull for 700 dollars. The 57 head averaged 265 dollars with 46 bulls at 322 and 11 females at 202. Tom Sherlock of Oxford served as auctioneer.

Mason City PSF Battle Krug Brothers Atkins North Iowa Harold Long Rockwell Tom Sherlock Oxford

Hatchings for five months down 8 percent in Iowa and US

Iowa hatcheries produced about 16 million chicks in May, slightly above May 1954 but 25 percent below the 1949-53 five year average. Five month Iowa total 59.9 million chicks, 18 percent under last year and 15 percent under the five year average. Nationally, five month chick hatchings fell 23 percent from 1954. Broiler hatchings May up 12 percent. first five months up about 1 percent. Eggs in incubators June 1 up 15 percent. Soil protection efforts to reclaim cropland as drought and dust losses persist in seven states. Soil Conservation Service to add workers and map the critical zone by June 30, 1959.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service United States Peterson Soil Conservation Service Seven-State

USDA Launches Soil Survey in Seven States

Washington The Agriculture Department will launch a large seven state soil survey to compress 147 years of work into 48 months Acting Secretary Ervin L Peterson said the project will provide land classification data for long range conservation in Wyoming Nebraska Kansas Colorado Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas The study aims to stabilize agriculture and lessen the impacts of recurring droughts in the region.

Washington Ins Agriculture Department Ervin L. Petterson Wyoming Nebraska Kansas Colorado Oklahoma New Mexico Texas Peterson

Keokuk County Extension Council Holds Organization Meeting

Officers elected include Waldo Denny Hedrick as chairman W. W. White Sigourney as vice chairman Mrs A R Chilton Hayesville as secretary and William Yates Sigourney as treasurer following Tuesday night organization meeting.

John Mallie Willard Goodlove Paul Caldwell L. E. Petrak Sigourney Keokuk County Extension Council Waldo Denny Hedrick W. W. White A. R. Chilton Hayes‘ville William Yates

Midwestern Egg Show Set for Iowa State Fair

Des Moines reports a Midwest Egg Show with $300 in prize money announced for the Iowa State Fair from August 27 to September 5. The event highlights prize divisions and likely exhibitors from regional farms seeking recognition.

Des Moines

Farm Control Lifted by USDA Only Fooling

AP reports a staged move during Operation Alert suggested removal of farm controls but it was a hoax. Acting Secretary True Morse announced a simulated ending of controls except tobacco, while quotas and allotments remained in effect in reality. Confusion spread among state ASC offices as officials sought confirmation.

Combine Morse Agriculture Department Associated Press Iowa ASC Benson Des Moines

Local Families Relocate Within Central City Area

Coggon reports the Jack Toms family moving to a farm near Central City while Dick Luse and family relocate to the Mrs. Oscar Pike farm. Mr. and Mrs James Basler have moved to the former Yates house.

Coggon Jack Toms Central City Dick Luse Oscar Pike James Basler Yates

Allamakee 4-H Names New Officers at Rally Day

Waukon rally day in Allamakee County names four 4-H officers: Lorraine Freilinger president, Grace Ben jegerdes vice president, Ellen Slattery secretary treasurer, and Phyllis Guider historian.

Iowa State College Janet Polson Cleghorn Mary Neville Meville Kathryn Allen Postville Janet Jugenheimer Davenport Waukon Lorraine Freilinger Grace Benjegerdes Ellen Slattery Phyllis Guider

Senator Seeks Guaranteed Annual Wage for Farmers

Senator Hubert H. Humphrey said he supports extending the guaranteed annual wage concept to farmers. He backs a bill to maintain family size farms with price supports, proposing 90 percent parity on the first 25,000 dollars of commodities produced by a single farm, under review by the Senate Agriculture Committee.

Washington INS Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Humphrey Senate Agriculture Committee

USDA Moves Ahead on ACP Plans for 1956

The USDA will implement the 1956 National Agricultural Conservation Program with a 250 million dollar appropriation. Undersecretary Morse says the program will resemble prior efforts, providing ACP funds to farmers and ranchers for conservation work, with emphasis on permanent practices and modifications to improve farm level effectiveness.

USDA Erc INS Agriculture Department Congress True D. Morse Department

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