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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1971

Page

15

Three Checkoff Bills Introduced In Iowa Legislature

Iowa discusses check-off proposals for farm commodities with emphasis on soybeans. House and Senate committees back companion bills for up to a half cent per bushel, likely trimmed to a quarter cent on floor. If approved by referendum and farmers opt out, funds target about 900000 dollars. Senator Joseph Coleman champions soybean advocacy as Iowa accounts for about 20 percent of national production.

Des Moines Iowa House Senate Joseph Coleman Dclare American Soybean Institute American Soybean Association

Iowa lawmakers debate agricultural check-off proposals

Sen. Harrison Weber Coleman argues for promoting soybeans and a check-off as an effective sales tool. Two agriculture committees study a corn check-off worth up to one fifth of a cent, potentially $700,000, while Rep. Jewell O. Waugh and Rep. George Pierson seek to reduce to one tenth of a cent. The third subcommittee member is Rep. Berle Priebe. Eggs and corn check-offs face lukewarm rural support as Rep. Clyde Rex and Sen. Coleman push bills.

Sen. Coleman House Jewell O. Waugh Whiting George Pierson Oskaloosa Berle Priebe D-Algona

Regional farm auctions list near eastern Iowa towns

Web. Mar. 10 to Sat. Mar. 13 auctions announce multiple sales across the region. Items include cattle Holsteins hogs machinery hay and milk cows, with locations near Vinton Traer Center Junction Mt. Vernon Clarence Strawberry Point Vin ton and Monticello. Key organizers include Don Gardner Victor Kraus J Dinsdale Marlin Schminke Clair R Howard C W Smith James Irons and Alfred H Berrack.

Mach Don Gardner Vinton Victor Kraus Monticello Hay Marlin Schminke Clair R. Howard Mt. Vernon C. W. Smith-James

Public Farm Auction Near North English and Parnell

A public sale of farm personal property and equipment occurs on Saturday March 13 1971 at 10 30 AM. Items include 105 head of hogs 8 sows with pigs ready to wean 2 third litter sows and feeders plus 706 and 560 Diesel tractors a Farmall with gear and multiple plows wheels binders disc harrows mowers wagons and many building materials. Approximately 7000 bushels of corn are listed with shop tools lumber fencing posts and poles. Auctioneers O Brien and O Brien with Farmers Savings Bank North English clerk warn no liability for accidents.

North English Parnell Rock Road Fay Johnson International Rotary International Combine International Ph.p. Wisconsin Briggs & Tration Lincoln Electric Allen Johnston O'Brien

Linn County Beef Banquet Scheduled

The Linn County Beef Producers will hold their annual meeting and banquet at Arm ar Ballroom on March 18 at 7 p.m. Ralph Blackford, president, said Tuesday. Three directors will be elected for three year terms.

Linn County Beef Producers Armar Ballroom Ralph Blackford

Meyer Hagensick cows top production records

In Decorah, Cletus Meyer of Waucoma and Jack Hagensick of Decorah again led the dairy herd production for the ten months ending February. Top cow in the Hagensick herd produced 782 pounds of butterfat, with other herd cows at 710 586 and 539 pounds. Meyer’s cows were second and third with 769 and 714 pounds respectively, and other Meyers cows ranged 692 597 632 544 and 554 pounds.

Decorah Cletus Meyer Waucoma Jack Hagensick Duane Engelhart Oscar Lembke DHIA Winneshiek County

Eddie Dee Brothers Sell Top Yorkshires at Lisbon Show

Eddie Brothers of Storm Lake sold their champion boar for 520 dollars at the Lisbon swine testing station show. Dee Brothers of State Center sold their champion gift for 340 dollars and reserve champion boar for 500 dollars, both to McKinney Farms of Creston. The sale averaged 267 dollars for 23 boars and 140 dollars for 42 gifts in an 11,000 dollar total.

Lisbon Eddie Brothers Storm Lake Dee Brothers State Center McKinney Farms Creston

New Officials Play Down Conserving Base Change

Washington AP Agri culture department officials seek to downplay the impact of a regulation shift allowing farmers to shift conserving base acreages into crop production This could bring more land into key crops like feed grains wheat and cotton but agency heads caution the net effect may be minimal County offices will adjust conserving bases for genuine farming changes enabling faster conversion of summer fallow land into irrigation and cropping

Washington Agriculture Department Associated Press Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS

Bell Farm Sells For 466 An Acre At Keota Auction

The Melvin Bell farm near Keota sold Saturday for 466 dollars per acre to Victor Tinnes of Keota. The 204 acre property lies three miles north of Keota. Tinnes hires Richard Bomber to operate the farm.

Keota Melvin Bell Victor Tinnes Tinnes Richard Bomber

Miner Will Speak at Iowa Beef Banquet

Dr Ron Miner of Iowa State University will headline the annual Iowa county beef producer banquet on March 30 at the Victor Legion hall. His talk will cover feedlot pollution and control measures. Paul Sauter, Beef Producers president, said tickets are limited and on sale through several Iowa county producers.

Victor Ron Miner Iowa State University Ag Iowa County Legion Hall Miner Paul Sauter

Economics of Farm Power Toledo Meeting

County Extension Office in Toledo hosts an all day session on farm power economics led by G Gross Rogers with Iowa State University specialists. The program runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is open to the public.

Toledo G. Gross Rogers Iowa State University

Two Murray Grey Beef Meetings Scheduled

Two Murray Grey meetings will be held in Eastern Iowa at Iowa City and Oelwein March 15. The Oelwein session starts at 1 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce building while Iowa City meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Carousel Inn.

Iowa City Iowa Oelwein Chamber of Commerce Carousel Inn

Hazel’s Kitchen Break On KCRG Channel 9

Hazel steps away from Baxter house duties to assist a friend at his restaurant. Tune in at 6 PM Tuesday for a color segment on KCRG TV Channel 9.

Hazel Baxter House Kcrg-Tv Channel

Closing Out Sale Near Deep River Described Machinery

Sold farm items include John Deere tractors and implements such as 4 bottom plow and 494 planter, plus hay gear, grinders, augers, wagons, hog equipment, cattle gear, and misc tools. Sale offers pallets, trailers, pumps, and antique pieces. Location cited as 22 miles west miles east of Deep River with precise inventory fragmented.

Millersburg John Deere IHC Cary Kewanee Saat John Deere Ro New Holland Deep River

Four Becker Cows Top 600 Pounds Fat

Four Holstein dairy cows owned by Ted Becker of Center Point completed records of over 600 pounds of butterfat in 305 days in February. The top entry was Pearl with 723 pounds of butterfat and 18,890 pounds of milk. Other producers over 500 pounds included Chest Fuessley Coggan Bell Batchelder Reyhons Monticello Marion and Mt. Vernon staged cows.

Ted Becker Center Point Wendell Donnelly Central City Pearl Albert Martin and Son Marion Galen Covington Monticello Robert Bell Coggon Chester Fuessley Coggan C. G. & R. Batchelder Alburnett George Reyhons Mt. Vernon Robert Eilers Wayside Farm Wm. Robinson, Jr

Herrick To Discuss Calf Death Losses

Dr. John Herrick, extension veterinarian at Iowa State University, will speak in Fayette at Upper Iowa College cafeteria on March 17 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. He will cover cattle diseases with focus on calves and herd calf survival, and discuss livestock industry impact on pollution and individual environmental contributions.

Fayette John Herrick Iowa State University Fayette County Upper Iowa College

Government farm payments reach a record 1969 total

Government farm program payments nationwide in 1969 rose to a record 3,793,718 dollars, up from 3,462,054 dollars in 1968 and 3,078,829 dollars in 1967.

ISU Seed Laboratory Tests Blight Tolerance Findings

Iowa State University seed testing unit led by LeRoy Everson reports that a Southern leaf blight test shows some T cytoplasm hybrid seed corn strains tolerate the blight. The test, developed last fall by Art Hooker, evaluates 48 hour old seedling emergence after exposure to blight toxin and is not yet in high demand. Some N cytoplasm corn remains variably resistant, and field tests are still needed.

LeRoy Everson Ames Iowa State University Seed Testing Laboratory Art Hooker University of Illinois Everson Iowa Florida

Cedar 4-H Members Hold Recreation Camp

Cedar 4-H members from Cedar county attended a weekend recreation training camp at Camp Wyoming to learn techniques for sharing with their clubs. Attendees included LuAnn Stork Wayne Svoboda Leslie Kroemer Ann Atkins and others from Mechanicsville Clarence Wilton Junction and Tipton with four-H members from Jones county also taking part. Cedar and Jones county councils led the program with Cedar county leaders Jane Hargrave Jim Pelzer Ron Schott Linda Kohl Debbie Mays Jeff Tank Mary Weets and Jerry Soper assisting.

Tipton Cedar County Wyoming LuAnn Stork Wayne Svoboda Mechanicsville Leslie Kroemer Ann Atkins Clarence Steven Leazer Teresa Petersen Wilton Junction Kathy Wenndt Stanwood Ray Huffman London Janet Gardner Paul Bell Ann Penningroth Julie Samuelson Kathy Horman Jones County Cedar Jane Hargrave Jim Pelzer Ron Schott Linda Kohl Lisbon Debbie Mays Jeff Tank Durant Mary Weets Jerry Soper

Ag Forum Meeting on Cedar Rapids Truck Route

The Cedar Rapids Agricultural Executives Forum will continue its discussion of the truck route controversy at 7 a.m. Wednesday during a breakfast meeting at Bishops cafeteria.

Cedar Rapids

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