No reduction seen in Iowa corn acreage
Iowa farmers likely will plant at least as many corn acres as 1980, with several farmers predicting little to no change this spring. Moisture is generally adequate in many counties, while input costs and chemical prices influence planting decisions. Local growers note phosphorus, potash, and nitrogen costs constrain shifts to soybeans.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Corn Promotion Board
Associated Press
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Jack Parsons
Wapello
Louisa County
Parsons
Jerry Goldsmith
Cedar County
Clarence
Goldsmith
J. Howard Mueller
Waverly
Mueller
Kirkwood to Form Explorer Post for Agriculture Careers
Kirkwood Community College will create an Explorer post for high school students aged 14 to 20 interested in farming and agribusiness. An informational meeting is set for Monday March 16 at 7 PM in Room 3 Washington Hall on the Kirkwood campus with Pam Hoch from Explorer explaining the program.
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Michigan State University
East Lansing
Mich
Cherry Lane
John Pelow
Omega Farms
Williamston
Kirkwood Community College
Larry Statler
Agriculture and Natural Resources
Kirkwood
Washington Hall
Pam Hoch
Explorer Organization
Statler
Area Scouting Council
Belgians Lead Tri-State Draft Horse Sale at Hawkeye Downs
A Canadian buyer Eddie Freitag sold the high selling draft horse, a Belgian stallion named Skipper Lou, for 19000 at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids during the Tri-State Draft Horse sale. The top mare fetched 12250 and other notable lots included a 10000 stallion and multiple transfers among buyers in Kansas Minnesota and Iowa. Skipper Lou was champion stallion Tuesday prior to the sale.
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Eddie Freitag
Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Freitag
Skipper Lou
Alameda
Saskatchewan
Charles
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