Farmland values rise 10 percent in Cedar Rapids region
An April survey of more than 550 agricultural banks in the Federal Reserve District of Chicago shows good farmland values up 2.3 percent in the first quarter, Iowa up 2 percent, with values still lagging inflation. Bankers report stabilized or rising land values, slower gains, and more foreclosures or forced sales, along with more seller financing.
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Cool Weather Slows Iowa Corn Planting Despite Progress
Iowa farmers report 64 percent of corn planted as cool dry conditions accelerate erosion in western and central areas. Central district shows 88 percent planted, but the northeastern district trails at 31 percent with only 11 percent emerged. Soybean planting also lags with about 5 percent sown. Topsoil moisture remains skewed toward shortage in many areas.
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Datebook Linn County May Events and Meetings
Linn County hosts no till corn planting demo 9 to 11 am at Linn County Farm four miles north of Marion on highway 13 rain date Friday May 15. Also Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association clinic at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids. 4-H livestock forms due May 15. Delegates meetings 4-H dog project horse testing skating party and various 4-H meetings listed in Delaware Clayton and Linn counties with times and locations.
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IBP pledges gift to school in Midwest livestock drive
The IBP Foundation commits 500000 dollars toward the proposed regional College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Nebraska. The school would serve Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana, pending appropriations and private support. Robert L. Peterson and Dale C. Tristman, co chairmen, say the grant reflects the livestock industry's future needs.
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