Hog Cholera Regulations Become Effective July
Dr Maynard Speer extension veterinarian at Iowa State University warned Tuesday that new hog cholera regulations take effect after July 1 1949. The legislature outlawed vaccines except in emergencies and tightened swine movement and garbage feeding rules. Swine entering Iowa must be ear tagged unless exempt, and movement requires permits, health certificates, and vaccination records. Swine from eradication Phase I may not enter Iowa except for immediate slaughter and animals must be identified and treated, with strict quarantine and dealer transfer limits. The Iowa program aligns with a national effort begun in 1960 to eradicate hog cholera, with penalties and indemnities tied to official inspections. Prompt reporting of suspected cases aids producer finances.
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Long Swink Pro- Duners
Towa
Maynard Speer
Inwa ‘State University
Epear
Inwa
Atate Veterinarian
Iowa
Spear
Corn Condition: Is Termed Good
Agricultural observers said most of the county's 1089 corn crops are in good condition with ample moisture across the state. The weekly weather and crop report notes heavy rains caused some erosion but light crop damage, wet weather hampering cultivation, and weed spraying underway in many areas.
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Bes
Moines
UPI
Oif
Qentilal
Perett
Two Cowgirl Queens Crowned At Iowa State Fair Preview
Des Moines reports two Iowa cowgirl queens will be crowned during the Iowa State Fair preview program on August 14. Health certificates, serum doses, and weight-based entry rules apply to participants. deadlines set for August 1 with various sponsor requirements and prior queen reference.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hirse Stowe Lab
Querani
Acpereditec
Jane Luchtenburg
Waverly Iminium
Geo
Serum
Eighty at Blairstown Brings $035 an Acre
Blairstown auctioned unimproved farmland Saturday where Groff estate and Craig Henry land sold for 635 per acre. Duane Kinzau bought the farm adjoining on the west, completing the three generation Groff family ownership in the area.
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Blairstown
Groff
Ani Craig Henry
Duane Kinzaubaw
Cattle on Feed June 1 Up 14 Percent Across Six States
The Agriculture Department reports June 1 cattle on feed for beef slaughter in six major western states rose 14 percent from a year earlier. Texas led with 1,132,000 head, up 57 percent. Nebraska 1,302,000, up 2 percent. Colorado 652,000, up 1 percent. Iowa 444,000, up 35 percent. California 44,000, down 1 percent. Arizona none listed. The total across six states was 6,552,000 head, up 1 percent from May 1.
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Washington
Urbana
Com
Agriculture Department
AriZonas
California
Colorado
Iowa
Nebraska
Texas
Use
Use Crop Reporting Board
Agena
Town
Clayton-Nebraska 4 H Exchange Planned In North Central Nebraska
Clayton county 4H members and four adult chaperones depart July 40 for a nine day program with 4 H families from Brown Rock Keya Paha and nearby areas in north central Nebraska around Ainsworth. This continues a two year exchange. Nebraska delegation visited Clayton county in June 1968. Southeast Iowa Fruit.
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Elkader
Clayton County
Dairy Day Honors Given at Waukon
Morning Sun reports Allamakee county dairy day banquet at Waukon junior high school noon basket dinner and tour of local farms. Darrell Bryant and Grehard named first and second runners up. Bob Dowling named county extension director. Allan Goeke honored for 15 years DHIA service. about 450 attendees.
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Albert Paget Waukon
Nola Lambertsun
Lusne
Allamakee Caroly
Livingston
Harpers Ferry
Sam Town Park
Suzanne Spicker
Waukon
Darrell Bryant Grehard
Afteryon
William M. Regan
Waukening
Bob Dowling
Lee County
Allamakee County
A. H. Epstein
Katlton Eberling
Postville
Dhia
Allan Goeke
1968 Soybean crop weighs on price support outlook
The 1968 soybean crop vastly surpasses domestic needs while corn remains short. Prices face a lower loan rate next year if trends continue, with projections showing large carryovers and government loan actions. Farmers hold hundreds of millions of bushels under price support, facing July 31 deadlines and potential sales to the COC.
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Suwa
COC
Barmers
Linn-Jones Holstein Fitting Planned at Central City Fair
Robert Heilman of the National Holstein Association will direct a daily fitting showing demonstration at the Central City fair ground Monday June 23 at 7 29 pm. The demonstration is being sponsored by the Linn Jones Holstein Club according to Alvin Luerter of Anemogs.
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Linn-Jones Holstein
Robert Heilman
National Molstein Association
Central City Fairground
LinnJones Holstein Dubs
Alvin Luerter
Anemogs
North Linn Saddle Club Horse Show Schedule Set
CENTRAL CITY the North Linn Saddle club will stage its annual accredited horse show starting at 10 a.m. on a June date at the Linn county fairground.
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Central City
North Linn Saddle Club
Linn County Fairground
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