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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1977

Page

12

Pork Queen crowned at national pork congress

Des Moines reports Debra S Brand 20, Hopkins Missouri, crowned national pork queen at the American Pork Congress. She is a North Missouri State junior. Last year's Iowa pork queen Susan Fulton 19 of Crawfordsville named first runner up.

Des Moines UPI Debra S. Brand Hopkins Miss Brand North Missouri State Iowa Susan Fulton Crawfordsville

Hog Farm Manager Named Producer of Tomorrow in Des Moines

A Geneseo Illinois hog firm manager Dave Culbertson, who markets 6,200 hogs annually, was named Hog Farm Management magazine's Producer of Tomorrow at the awards luncheon in Des Moines. He aims to grow to 8,500 this year and 10,000 with a new farrowing house.

Geneseo Ill Dave Culbertson Hog Farm Management Magazine American Park Congress Des Moines Culbertson

Fairs Tighten Hogs Rules Over Pseudorabies Concerns

Des Moines reports the state strengthening fair regulations for hogs after rising pseudorabies cases. Show hogs must test negative within 60 days and originate from herds not under quarantine. Some Illinois and Iowa fairs have considered dropping purebred hog classes due to the outbreak, Davenport’s Mississippi Valley fair among them. Current rules exempt hogs from pseudorabies free states, a status none currently hold, making the exemption moot.

Des Moines Midwest Illinois Iowa Davenport

Livestock Show Health Rules Tighten for State Fairs

Dr. E A Butler announces 4 H Camping fairs with stricter health rules. Exhibitors must sign a sworn affidavit on no swine dysentery for 12 months and present negative brucellosis tests or origin from a brucellosis free herd. Imported cattle require brucellosis tests or vaccination. health certificates required for all species at district and state fairs.

Ing E. A. Butler Butler Future Farmers of America

Pseudorabies Emergency Plan Delayed by Council

Delays to seek an emergency status for pseudorabies were decided at the National Pork Producers Council meeting with a motion tabled for further study by the health committee. Dr. E A Butler reported three new Iowa cases, two from Scott County Donahue area, boosting since year start to 185. Epi­demic spread persists through winter in Iowa. In northwest Iowa Lyon Sioux Plymouth counties will get federal aid to transport hay if Carter approves a presidential emergency declaration for the area. Gov. Ray requested the action Thursday. Bankers in Blouin's district opposed Ag-Land Trust mutual fund plan, with negative responses from bankers in several towns including Bennett Cascade Cedar Rapids Clarence Colesburg Decorah DeWitt Dubuque Durant Dyersville London Maquoketa Marion Monona Monticello.

National Pork Producers Council Iowa E. A. Butler Donahue Scott County Des Moines Lyon Sioux Plymouth Carter Robert D. Ray Michael Blouin Collleague Continental Illinois National Bank of Chicago Ag-Land Trust Blouin Bennett, Cascade Cedar Rapids Clarence Colesburg Decorah DeWitt Dubuque Durant Dyersville London Maquoketa Marion Monona Monticello

Farm Bureau hits near record membership in Iowa

Iowa Farm Bureau reports 140 654 members the second largest in history. All 100 county bureaus met their goals as membership totals in the Gazette area are listed. The Dubuqueland spring Angus show opens Saturday at 8 30 with a judging contest for 4 H and FFA at Monticello sale barn and judge Jim Bradford from Guthrie Center presiding at 9 30.

Iowa Farm Bureau Gazette Allamakee Benton Buchanan Cedar Clayton Clinton Delaware Fayette Iowa Johnson Jones Keokuk Linn Louisa Muscatine Poweshiek Tama Winneshiek Dubuqueland FFA Monticello Sale Jim Bradford Guthrie Center

Farm Auctions This Saturday Near Donahue Victor Monticello

Reports list multiple sales with times and items. R. E. Kraklio auctions at 1 mile north of Donahue for machinery livestock and antiques. Dorothy L. Slaymaker sells at 4 miles east of Victor with machinery household goods. Lyn Carpenter holds a close out sale 54 percent mile northwest of Monticello for machinery household goods and feed.

R. E. Kraklio Donahue Dorothy L. Slaymaker Victor Lyn Carpenter Monticello

Bergland seeks shift of ASC posts to Schedule C

Agriculture Secretary Bergland moves to fire and reclassify all 50 state ASC executive director posts from Schedule A to Schedule C, citing policy making. Legal counsel argues Schedule A holders cannot be removed for politics, while Bergland says directors on Schedule C can be replaced without civil service protection.

Washington API Agriculture Bob Bergland Department Bergland ASC Carl Shipley Shipley Civil Service Commission

Health requirements for animals at exhibition

The notice states that animals must come from a U S Pullorum Typhoid clean flock or have a Clean test within 90 days of exhibition. All dogs and cats must carry a current rabies vaccination certificate.

U.S

Solon Girl Crowned Johnson County Beef Queen

Joan Poduska 17 of Solon was named Johnson County beef queen at a Thursday banquet in Iowa City. The Solon High School senior, daughter of Leonard and the late family, helps on a grain and livestock farm raising 160 feeder cattle a year. Four directors were elected: Emil Vanourney Solon Gary Stock Lone Tree Mike Brennamen Wellman and Vernon Dubishar Swisher with Dubishar re elected. Vanourney succeeds George Miller Stock succeeds Cecil Hotz Brennamen succeeds Orville Miller. About 650 attended the beef banquet at the Highlander in Iowa City.

Iowa City Joan Poduska Solon Johnson County Solon High School Leonard Poduska Emil Vanourney Gary Stock Lone Tree Mike Brennamen Wellman Vernon Dubishar Swisher Dubishar Vanourney George Miller Stock Cecil Hotz Brennamen Orville Miller Highlander

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