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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1937

Page

29

Fallacy Of Cutting Corn Ration Shown In 4-H Lamb Study

Ames extension official J C Galloway reports 1936 37 Spencer and Waterloo 4 H club lamb feeding projects show cutting corn and legume rations in favor of oats and roughages increases cost per 100 pounds of gain. High groups fed more corn and legumes finished finer and earned about 2 dollars more per 100 pounds. low groups incurred higher costs and greater death losses. Results mirrored in Waterloo project with similar weight ranges and feeding records kept by club members.

Encolas Ames Spencer Waterloo Western J. C. Galloway Galloway 4-H Club

Grain Show Scheduled Friday At West Branch

West Branch hosts a grain show sponsored by the West Branch Future Farmers the Commercial Club and the Community club next Friday. George Odfrey Ames agricultural relations director speaks after judging of entries. Future Farmers officers Chester Vincent Alton Larson Harold Paulsen oversee arrangements. Water needs listed for horses cows hogs and sheep.

Farm Auction Schedule for March Near Cedar Rapids and Marion

A sequence of farm and livestock auctions listed for March across Iowa locations including Mechanicsville Cedar Rapids Stanwood Ely and Marion. Events feature closing out sales dispersions and horse and mule sales with multiple bidders and farm equipment lots.

Nesetril Cedar Rapids Gray Dodson Barn Stanwood Iowa Livestock Exchange

100 Farm Program Training Schools Schedule This Week

Representatives of the state agricultural conservation committee and the Ames extension service will hold 100 county training schools this week with county and township committeemen to discuss administration of the farm program. Sessions cover regulations and how to compute payments for owners with multiple farms, with Monday meetings in numerous Iowa counties.

AMES State Agricultural Conservation Committee Ames Extension Service J. J. Reed AAA Harrison Delaware Dubuque Keokuk Hardin Jasper Woodbury Pocahontas Lucas Cerro Gordo Hamilton Greene Monroe Boone Dickinson Bremer Dallas West Pottawattamie Henry Grundy Buena Vista

Wallace Sets Formula for Balanced Production

Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace urged consumer groups to avoid aiming only for lower prices and to cooperate with producers to achieve balanced production. He proposed a formula for increased balanced production of essential goods at prices that sustain production and consumption without harming resources or democratic processes, calling for inter-industrial planning or government action at key ports to ensure fair income distribution.

New York Henry A. Wallace Consumers’ Emergency Council

Balanced growth ties consumer and producer buying power

Secretary Wallace argues purchasing power should mirror producing power with ongoing balance among business labor and agriculture. He cautions that lower prices alone do not boost consumer welfare without higher wages and farm income and envisions stronger consumer organizations gaining bargaining power like producers for broader benefits.

Wallace

Indian Creek erosion program to be discussed on WOI

The erosion control program in the Indian Creek demonstration area near Marion will be discussed on WOI AM at noon Tuesday. Linn county farmer Herman Koch and Roy Bennett of the Soil Conservation Service will discuss the project as part of a series showing experiences of waters cooperating in Iowa soil conservation efforts.

Indian Creek Marion WOT Ames Herman Koch Linn County Soil Conservation Service Roy Bennett Iowa

Benton Farm Loan Association To Meet Wednesday At Vinton

Nineteenth annual meeting of the Benton County National Farm Loan association will be held here Wednesday. Election of directors and report of secretary George D. McElroy are the principal business. There are 258 stockholders eligible to vote. President William C. Kray of Vinton notes the count. Latest figures show motor vehicle users paid special state taxes totaling 950,971,000 in 1935.

Vinton Benton County National Farm Loan Association George D. McElroy William C. Kray

Gillette to push plan to unite poultry units in USDA

Senator Guy Gillette of Iowa prepared to propose a bill unifying more than a dozen USDA units to oversee poultry and eggs from production to marketing. He cites a wide farmer to consumer price spread and control by centralized marketers. Aimed at curbing racketeering he contrasts his bill with Moore’s measure.

Washington Guy Gillette Iowa Agriculture Department Gillette Iowan Arthur H. Moore New Jersey Department of Agriculture Chicago Paul Appleby Wallace AAA

Dysart Sweet Corn Contract Prices Set by Factory

Dysart farmers will receive $8 per ton for white narrow grain corn and $9.50 per ton for hybrid corn for canning, up from $6.50 and $7 last year respectively, per Factory Manager Charles W. Fort. Corn will be graded by load rather than field, with a 50 cent premium per load for loads grading 95 or above.

Dysart Charles W. Fort

Butterfat Cost and Milk Output In Buchanan C T A

Independence reports February averages for the Wapsie Valley Cow Testing association. The 432 cows on test, including 73 dry, yielded 623 pounds of milk and 26.1 pounds of butterfat per cow with an average feed cost of 28 cents per pound of butterfat and 1.21 dollars to produce 100 pounds of milk. Verne Osborne’s 10 grade Guernseys led the herd with 751 pounds of milk and 38.8 pounds butterfat while Kremer and Robinson’s Holstein top the month with 1,490 pounds milk and 65.6 pounds butterfat.

Independence Wapsie, Valley Cow Testing Association Verne Osborne Kremer and Robinson Herd

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