Wardle proposes safer rural Iowa roads plan
Ex extension safety specialist Norval Wardle urges Iowa counties to adopt uniform warning signs, improve visibility at intersections, light rural railroad crossings, widen roads where possible and install modern visibility aids. He cites studies showing up to 98 percent fewer deaths with such measures and advocates slow moving vehicle emblems on farm machinery.
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Iowa
Norval Wardle
Iowa State University
National Safety Council
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Michigan
Automotive Safety Foundation
Nebraska
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Iowa Distinguisherd Dairymen Nominations Due July 1
The Iowa Distinguished Dairymen awards honor active dairy farmers for leadership and excellence. Nominations must be filed by July 1 with the Iowa State Dairy Association. blanks available from county extension directors and other agencies. The winners will be announced at the Iowa dairy convention in Des Moines on Oct 26.
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ISU Men Taking Lead Roles at Dairy Event
At least 14 Iowa State University staff will participate in the American Dairy Science Association annual meeting June 26 to 29 on the Oregon State campus in Corvallis Ore. Two ISU men Don ald E. Voelker and Werner H. Nielsen are on the program committee that planned the event.
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Iowa State University
American Dairy Science Association
Oregon State
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Iowa State
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Department of Dairy and Food Industry
Shucks Lets Talk it Over By Rex Corn Weather
Weather has disrupted farm plans as cool wet conditions slow corn growth and delay haying. Early corn yields are below normal as crews work through fields amid unsettled conditions.
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Iowa Dairy Princess Heads to National Event
Carol Flage, 22, daughter of David and Mrs Flage, from Waukon, Iowa, is the Iowa dairy princess heading to the national event. She is a student nurse in Chicago and was crowned Iowa dairy princess Oct 21 in Cedar Rapids at the Iowa dairy conference. Weather and crop notes accompany her journey.
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Cedar Rapids
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Iowa Crops Rated Good to Excellent Despite Wet Soils
Iowa reports show favorable field weather limited by cool temperatures and rain. By Monday 78 percent of corn cultivated, soybeans nearly all planted, oats 38 percent headed, alfalfa first cut half done, pastures good to excellent, and overall crop condition good to excellent despite persistent soil moisture. Local notes mention Ruth Morris teaching in Cedar Rapids and Merle Morris selling to Derflinger as part of farm activity.
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Aurora
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Fayette District Welcomes Two New Cooperators
Fayette county soils district commission approves a conservation plan for Hugh Zolony farm in Union township. New cooperators are George Steinbronn of Harlan township and Norbert Hackman of Auburn township. District Pork Queen Linda McPherson of Hedrick named by 4H girl from Wapello County, cited by The Kansas Republican.
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Union Township
Fayette County
George Steinbronn
Harlan Township
Norbert Hackman
Auburn Township
Ottumwa
Linda McPher
Hedrick
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Wapello County
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Herrick Wedmans To Head Session In South America
Dr John Herrick extension veterinarian at Iowa State and Dr E E Wedman associate director of the Veterinary Medical Research Institute were chosen as top presidents for the fifth Pan American Congress in Veterinary Medicine and Zootechnics to be held September 18 to 24 in Caracas Venezuela. Herrick will preside over physiopathology of reproduction and artificial breeding and present a paper on the code of minimum standards for health of bulls in AI in the United States. Wedman will preside over public health and deliver a paper on laboratory assistance in an animal tuberculosis control and eradication program.
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John Herrick
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Iowa State University
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Iowa State
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National Association of Animal Breeders
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Governors Speak Out on Farm and Food Problems
Three farm state governors voiced views on farm economics and food distribution. North Dakota's William L. Guy argued farmers receive 39 cents of every food dollar, down from 60 cents decades ago, urging fair treatment and credit while inflation bites. Harold Hughes of Iowa countered there has never been a farm surplus, only distribution issues, noting global needs. South Dakota's Nils Boe urged treating agriculture like business to ensure prices cover production costs, calling crop surpluses a fiction and economic abundance instead.
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William L. Guy
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South Dakota
Nils A Boe
National Farm Institute Dates Are Scheduled
Decorah Leland Lubka of Waukon is one of two Iowans awarded $500 scholarships by the Federal Land Bank of Omaha to attend the National Farm Institute. The event in Des Moines runs February 16 and 17, 1967, with Wayne Pritchard of the Soil Conservation Society of America as executive secretary and institute chairman.
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Leland Lubka
Waukon
Des Moines
Land Bank of Omaha
Wayne Pritchard
Towa State University
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Shuman urges probe into wheat pricing policy
Charles B. Shuman, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, calls for a congressional inquiry into government wheat pricing for export. He says current pricing is 10 to 15 cents too high or slow and questions whether the Agriculture Department uses pricing to build markets or to influence world prices. He accuses administration aims of creating surpluses to control world markets.
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UPI
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau ‘Federation
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