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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1969

Page

8

Soil Stewardship Week Emphasizes Resource Use

Des Moines report notes Soil Stewardship Week highlights man s obligation to protect soil water and related resources. Ervin Koos of the Iowa association cites urban rural balance, watershed planning, and multi resource conservation as essential as districts preserve agricultural land and coordinate cropland pasture and woodland.

Des Moines Ervin Jd. Koos Shelby The Laws Association Towa United States Kooy

Harms Named Assistant Manager at Cedar Rapids PCA Office

Leon Harms was named assistant manager of the Cedar Rapids field office for the Central Town Production Credit Association, succeeding Richard C. Anderson who becomes manager in Marshalltown. Harms, a 1989 Iowa State University graduate in farm operations, grew up on a farm near Wellsburg, Grundy County. The Central Iowa PCA lists Newlan as home office with field offices in Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown, Vinton, and Prairie.

Leon Harms Cedar Rapids Central Town Production Credit Association Roger Johnson Cedar Rapds Harms Richard C. Anderson Marshalltown PCA Harma Iowa State University Wellsburg Grundy County Central Iowa Production Credit Association Newlan Cedar Rapid Vinton Praer

Weather Factors Important to Fertilizer Use

Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner reports fertilizer use grew in 1968 at a slower pace than prior years with weather shaping actual consumption. US figures show national fertilizer use up about three percent for the year ending June 30, 1968, after bigger gains earlier. Prices for nitrogen fertilizers fell, while phosphate and potash moved steadier amid rising production capacity and potential future supplies. Weather is expected to influence whether upcoming price increases hold.

Ames Bob Wisner Iowa State University USDA Farm Economist Towa Wisner Iowa United States Canada

Holstein Meeting At Marner's May In Williamsburg

The District 9 Holstein Association will hold a twilight meeting on Tuesday May 18 at 8 p.m. at the Clair Marner farm just north of Williams. The program includes an all breed fitting and showing demonstration for 4 H and FFA members. All dairy cattle enthusiasts are welcome per secretary Mr Marner.

Williamsburg District 9 Holstein Agan Clair Marner Williams Marner

Freeman Named Linn Extension Director

Richard Freeman, Linn county's new extension director, spent his first full day in conferences with county staff. Formerly Marion county extension head for ten years, he also farmed in Clinton county. Freeman will visit farmers next week and move his family to Cedar Rapids in June for new roles at Iowa State and University hospitals.

Richard Freeman Linn County Tatf Freeman Marion County Clinton Iowa Cedar Rapids Olin Schwab Dows Lyn Iowa’ State University Brian Janine Patrice Kevin Iowa State Veteran's Hospital Knoxville University Iowa City Geratin Wissta al Sweete Richard Fraaman Pella Federal Building Tom McCormick C. E. Herriott

Common Market Seen Toward Big Crop Year

Washington AP reports Agriculture Department experts predict the European Common Market will again produce bumper farm harvests in 1969. The Foreign Agricultural Service notes output could match last year’s large level, pressuring the U.S. farm export position amid rising protectionism.

Washington Agriculture Department The Foreign Agricultural Service Department U.S

Beef prices rise amid strong demand and high cattle costs

Washington AP report cites rising consumer incomes and low unemployment as drivers of higher meat prices despite abundant livestock. Officials say wholesale and retail prices reflect increased appetite for beef, with meat costs lifting overall food inflation and sirloin steak averaging 12.38 per pound in March, up from 11.84 a year earlier.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Chuck Coast Hamburger Spa U.S Yuska Edythe McElmeel Don Dobson

Delaware Dairy Princess sought for annual festival

Mrs. Al Yuska chairs the contest with a deadline for Delaware Dairy Princess. The winner will be crowned at the annual dairy festival at the county fairground in Man Chester. Dairy prices rise with current costs noted. editors in Washington discuss nominations and broader farm export concerns amid inflation and policy debates.

Delaware al Yuska County Fairground Man Chester

Delaware Livestock Identifications Due

All 4 H members with Livestock projects must submit 4 H livestock identification reports to the Delaware county extension office on or before May 15. Reports must be kept on file at the Extension Office to be eligible to exhibit at the Delaware County Fair. Based on 1969 enrollment, about 800 head across beef dairy sheep swine and horses will be enveloped.

Manchester Delaware County

Peters Holsteins Set Life Production Records in Delaware

Two registered Holstein cows owned by Lewis Peters Jr. of Delhi have been recognized by the Holstein Friesian Assn of America for lifetime production. Ormsby Beatty Tillie produced 105,127 pounds of milk and 3,60 pounds of butterfat in 2,900 days in milk, while Triuna l Crown Princess produced 110,220 pounds of milk and 3,894 pounds of butterfat in 2,584 days in milk.

Delhi Lewis Peters, Jr Holstein Friesian Assn. of America Ormsby Beatty Tillie Triunal Crown Princess

ASU Holstein AMES-Anica A Kitten Milk Record

Anica A Kitten, a registered Holstein in the Tawa State University herd, shows a lifetime production of 16710 pounds of milk and 3833 pounds of butterfat over 1004 days.

Tawatate University

Shucks lets Talk it Over by Rex Corn on Protectionist Policy

Inflation and higher costs push U S producers toward protectionism. Some farm groups demand higher duties and quotas, risking harm to agriculture overall. U S farm exports were 6.5 billion last year with weak outlook this year. Loss of markets could force farmers off the land and worsen the trade balance. Import limits invite retaliation against American goods.

U.S American National Cattlemen's Assn

WISEA Probes Wilton Junction Teacher Case

DES MOINES The Town State Education Association will investigate employment conditions in the Wilton Community School district at Wilton Junction. A request by the Wilton Community Schools Education Association led to the probe after the school board did not rehire Derwood Keith after 16 years. The six member team is chaired by Elmer C. Gast with members from Keokuk West Des Moines Chariton Sumner and ISEA staff Roy Shaw and Neil Curtis Supervising interviews of all teachers are planned.

Des Moines Town State Education Association Wilton Community Wilton Junction Wilton Community Schools Education Association ISEA Wayne E. Demmel Wilton Junction Association Derwood Keith Keith Elmer C. Gast Keokuk Charles C. Joss West Des Moines Donna Coffman Charitot Darold Faulker Sumner Roy Shaw Neil Curtis Wilton Community Schools

Fire Damages Timber At Washington Iowa Fire Damages Timber At Washington Iowa

Four acres of timberland near Washington Iowa burned Sunday afternoon inaccessible to firefighting equipment. Washington firefighters controlled the blaze in about an hour and a half. The damage affects land owned by Irvan Hesseltine and relatives. Authorities suspect a discarded cigarette started the fire during a mushroom hunt. Catalogs for the Nationals Beef Show are mailed this week. The show runs July 17 to 19 at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids.

Washington Iowa Irvan Hesseltine Oregon Ross Cigaret Buller Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Downs

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