Weeber Named Iowa City Corn Contest Winner
Tom Weeber of eight miles southwest of Iowa City won the 1972 corn growers contest sponsored by the Iowa City Chamber of Commerce. He entered 11 acres and yielded 17287 bushels per acre with a Dec 4 harvest using a Breton combine. field moisture was 23 37 percent. Runner up was Kenneth Yoder with 154.78 bushels per acre from 1.2 acres planted 33 feet apart.
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Nixon Proposals Could Harm Georgia Farmers, UPI Report
A senate staff study argues Nixon administration farm subsidy cuts would severely affect Georgia farmers, with three year phase outs for wheat, cotton and corn payments, and a switch from crop allotments to acreage retirement payments. Georgia produced 360,000 bales of cotton last year, earning $545 million in market revenue and $35.2 million in subsidies.
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Iowan Named National Pork Queen
In Indianapolis AP coverage, Lot Klingaman of Waterloo Iowa, a senior at Iowa State University majoring in agricultural journalism, was crowned National Pork Queen by NPPC president T Bud Kinee. Blanco Products Co a division of Eli Lilly was named winner of the national award for its contributions to the swine industry.
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National Pork Producers Council
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Purdie University
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Delevan
Hog Farmer Magazine
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National Pork Producers Association
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Decorah Diary Echoes Seasonal Pulse of Iowa Life
A reflective Decorah diary celebrates spring’s approach and community life. It contrasts peaceful homes with war and distance, paints snowy landscapes, local places, and regional memories, and notes the rush of seasonal tasks, travel, and renewal across Iowa communities.
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