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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1971

Page

11

Linn County Soil District Commissioners Elected in Linn

Linn County voters chose new soil conservation district commissioners this week. About 130 ballots were cast with 372 votes total. Gordon Neal of Mt. Vernon and several Marion residents led the results. Richard Haughenbury won the owner operator division in the soil and water conservation contest, with Herbert Follack and Willard Goodlave winning owner tenant, and Glen Klinsky named a new cooper.

Jack Seal Jerry Maier Herbert Hoover Marian Gordon Neal Mt. Vernon Soil Digitot Linn County Soil Conservation District Scott Ferm Hoover Maixner Shirley Feacher Marion Richard Haughenbury Goggon Herbert Follack Springville Willard Goodlave Central City Glen Klinsky Ely Larry Kaberle Walker Raymond Dake Coggon Linn County

Salvage portion of hog cholera plan eliminated

Washington AP The Agriculture Department Friday trimmed hog cholera eradication rules by removing the salvage option for exposed herds. Under prior policy, exposed animals without outward signs could be salvaged and shipped to packing houses, but the new rule requires destruction and disposal of all animals with indemnities provided. Officials noted the salvage method risked spreading infection via garbage scraps and that all states favored ending it. The target to eradicate hog cholera nationwide remains 1972.

Washington UPL Apticulture Department Bng Agriculture Department United States

Boar Testing Program Sets Higher Standards for Sale

Iowa State University extension swine specialist J Stevermer outlines updated Iowa boar testing standards. Boars must meet daily gain and backfat triggers, with an index of 165 to qualify and 140 points to be slaughtered. Five testing stations in Ames, New Hampton, Earle Grove, Ida Grove, and Lisbon will host 1,000 boars and 400 barrows from mid March to early April with sales planned July and August.

Ames Iowa Stesvermer Iowa State Universiity Jgvin Stevermer New Hampton Earle Grove Ida Grove Lisbon Tangelrom

Grin and Bear It Atst Entry Details Pigs Test

Four male pigs weighing 35 to 50 pounds enter a test with four a conditioner ration for about a week. They reach 60 pounds and officially enter the test. Barrows are penned with boars and slaughtered after 210 pounds. Each boar is probed for fat thickness after 210 pounds. Carcasses are measured for length, backfat, loin eye area and percent ham and loin. Data will be adjusted to 220 pounds this year for comparison.

Stevermer

Eggleton warns on end of egg market reports

Iowa State extension poultryman Leonard Eggleton warns ending USDA daily wholesale egg market reports could pressure price reporting in other commodities. He cites NYSE and CME moves to weekly pricing and calls for public exchanges and computerized market data, noting small producers rely on daily figures for price guidance and stability.

Eggleton Ames United States Department of Agriculture Iowa State University Extension Leonard Z. Eggleton New York Chicago Mercantile Exchange Begielon USDA Iowa

Polled Hereford Tops Bull Test Sale at 5500

Iowa Beef Improvement Association reported strong demand at the March sale of tested bulls. Polled Herefords led with a top price of 3500 from Glenkirk Farms, while Angus averaged 1029 with a high of 1535 from Arrow’s Head Angus Ranch. Bulls varied in weight and daily gain, showing continued emphasis on performance.

Arrow' S Head Angus Ranch Ada Okla Skarda and Montgomery Afton Curt Rodgers Platte City Fare Pune McCall Farms Lorimer Glenkirk Farms Hurley Luther Moonsinger Brothers of Curlew Northboro Robert C. deBaca Iowa State University Extension

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