Two Wellman Students Elected Southeast Iowa FFA Officers
Two Mid-Prairie FFA students from Wellman were elected Southeast Iowa district officers last week. Bob Van Hoozer became district vice president and Curtis Stutzman was named reporter, with Sue Ferguson of Eddyville named secretary and Chris May of Montezuma sentinel.
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Mediapolis
Mid-Prairie
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Wellman
Belgian Stallion Sells for 4000 at Hawkeye Downs Sale
A nine year old Belgian stallion brought 4000 dollars at the Iri State Draft Horse sale in Cedar Rapids. The horse, consigned by Eli Kauffman of Hazleton, went to Joe Saville of Saskatchewan. The sale featured 141 head averaging about 1000 each, sold to buyers across 20 states and two Canadian provinces.
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Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Eli Kauffman
Hazleton
Joe Saville
Saskatchewan
Canada
Allan Lundquist
Spencer
Ohio
Dick Hennen
Shakopee
Minn
Idaho
Emil Hack
Oxford Junction
Jim Hayes
Idaho Falls
Ida
John Burkhart
Rutledge
Tenn
Fred Charbonneau
Delta
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Missouri
Nebraska
Tennessee
Vermont
FTC Probes Fifty Farm Co-Ops in California
The Federal Trade Commission investigates fifty agricultural cooperatives over potential price manipulation in the San Joaquin Valley. Sun-Maid Raisin Growers Sunkist Growers and the Raisin Bargaining Association confirm they are supplying detailed operational information to the FTC. Sunkist represents about 8,000 citrus growers. Sun-Maid has 1,600 members in the valley and handles about 37 percent of the state's raisin crop. the Raisin Bargaining Assn. covers roughly 40 percent of growers.
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Calif
Federal Trade Commission
San Joaquin Valley
FTC
Sun-Maid
Raisin Growers
Sunkist Growers, Inc
Raisin Bargaining Assa
Kalem Barserian
Raisin Group
Barserian
Raisin
Sunkist
United States
Raisin Bargaining Assn
Champion Duroc sold for $1800 at state sale
MARSHALLTOWN buyers Christian and Granzow of Roland purchased the champion boar shown by Mid-Best Farms of Winfield for $1800 at the state Duroc sale. The reserve boar sold for $500, the champion gilt $950, and the reserve gilt $625 amid limited attendance due to a snowstorm.
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Marshalltown
Winfield
Christian and Granzow
Roland
Duane Christian
Dysart
Goos van Utrecht
New Sharon
Potter Farms
Jacksonville
Dale May
Grinnell
Bill Elmore
Gladbrook
Dick Juhl
Swisher
Kirkwood Community College
Corn and Soybean Clinics at Three Iowa Locations
Corn and soybean production clinics will be held in Cedar Rapids Tipton and Wellman over the next three weeks. Programs feature James Telecky Pioneer Seed Co agronomist covering varieties tillage fertility diseases and marketing problems with a $9 registration fee. Pre registrations to Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids or contact Al Peterson at Kirkwood for details.
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Cedar Rapids
Tipton
Wellman
Mid-Prairie High School
Tipton High School
Kirkwood Community College Agriculture Center
James Telecky
Pioneer Seed Co
Telecky
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood Boulevard
al Peterson
Kirkwood
Tama Farm Bureau Women's Day Tuesday Event
Tama county Farm Bureau hosts a Women's Day at St Patrick's School. Mrs. Herbert Johnson speaks at 1 15 pm about the A C C W conference in Australia and Arnold Vileta discusses the Spirit of 76.
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Decorah
Ernie Holstein Farm
Ossian
Winneshiek County
Ernle
Cletus Meyer
Waucoma
DHIA
Tama Farm Bureau
Tama
Tama County Farm Bureau
St. Patrick's School
Herbert Johnson
A.c.cw
Australia
Arnold Vileta
Iowa Meat Production Dips 9 Percent in January
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports January 194? meat production at 489,732,000 pounds, 9 percent below last year. Beef veal pork and mutton output fell 5 percent from December. cattle slaughter reached 370,000 head, down 5 percent, with average weight down 18 pounds. Hog slaughter at 1,577,000 head declined 1 percent. sheep and lambs slaughtered at 19,800 head dropped 43 percent.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
National awards seek environmental education teachers
Entries are due Saturday in a national program for environmental education teachers. Applications should be sent to local soil conservation offices. The National Association of Conservation Districts sponsors the program offering a $1,650 cash prize and a trip to the association's national meeting for the conservation teacher of the year.
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National Assn. of Conservation Districts
Association
Iowa Angus Auxiliary Scholarships Open for Applicants
The Iowa Angus auxiliary seeks graduating seniors with interest in Angus projects and financial need. Applicants require recommendation from the extension director or club advisor and the high school principal or superintendent. May 1 is deadline. local chair Mrs. Bill Beeler handles applications. Scholarships range from 150 to 700 dollars plus title Miss American Angus for top girl. Second and third place awards vary. The piece notes a 30 years ago War Production Board penicillin civilian release.
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van Meter
Iowa Angus
Iowa
Bill Beeler
Iowa Angus Auxiliary
Vari Meter
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