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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1998

Page

25

Stream monitoring begins on two Linn County creeks

Linn-Mar, Marion, Washington, LaSalle Xavier, Alburtne t, Kirkwood, Coe College, Sierra Club and Izaak Walton League join PURE in monitoring Otter and Indian creeks. Jon Gallagher coordinates with 27 organizations funded by EPA and REAP to study land use effects over three years. Initial samples from Indian Creek near a school reveal nitrates high for phase one and a midgefly larva in green gunk, signaling learning curve for students and potential lawn nutrient runoff.

Gallagher Linn-Mar Agriculture Indian Creek Jason Hansen Linn-Mar Marion High School Washington High School LaSalle High School Xavier High School Alburnett High School Kirkwood Community College Coe College The Sierra Club Izaak Walton Linn-Mar High School Joel Knutson Allen Langguth

Cattlemen Host Beef Month Lunch in Cedar Rapids

The Linn County cattlemen plan a Beef in the Park Lunch in Greene Square Park Cedar Rapids downtown Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Grilled beef burgers with chips and a pop cost 1, burger alone 50 cents. Sponsors include Iowa Farmer Today Midwest Marketer and WMT AM 600.

Linn County Cedar Rapids Greene Square Park Ruzicka Iowa Farmer Today Midwest Marketer Wmt-Am Iowa

Whole soybeans replace soybean meal in steer diets

University of Missouri researchers report steers gain well on rations with up to 24 percent whole soybeans. Whole beans supply protein and energy, replacing soybean meal without harming performance, with potential for higher quality carcass grades. Economical use requires beans to cost 94 percent or less of soybean meal.

University of Missouri-Columbia Gene Felton MA Animal Sciences Monty Kerley MA Animal Scientist

National Agri-Marketing Assn CornBelt Supper Meeting

The CornBelt Chapter will host a 5:30 p.m. supper Thursday at Lighthouse Inn Restaurant Cedar Rapids Iowa. Jim Fawcett of Iowa State University Extension will speak on The Future of Unlinked Ag Chemicals. RSVP to Russ Parker by 5 p.m. Monday. 10 Zeneca scholarships worth 1000 each are offered to agronomy students for 1998/99. apply by Aug. 1. For details call (914) 946-1440.

National Agri-Marketing Association CornBelt Lighthouse Inn Mount Vernon Rd Cedar Rapids Jim Fawcett Iowa State University Extension Russ Parker Zeneca Ag Products

Plant derived sources to replace petroleum by 2020

Agricultural forestry and chemical industry leaders form a steering committee to replace 10 percent of petroleum products with plant derived sources by 2020. The charter for Renewables Vision 2020 is chaired by Jim McLaren of the National Corn Growers Association and Ronald Erickson of Great Lakes Chemical Corp. Contact NCGA at (814) 275-9915 or visit www.necga.com/15DOE/pagel5.hAtml for details.

Jim McLaren National Corn Growers Association Ronald Erickson Great Lakes Chemical Corp NCGA Committee Necga.com

Anamosa Livestock Auction Weekly Sale Details

U S and World News Daily reports Anamosa livestock auction schedules with fat cattle bids from 62 to 69 dollars, Holsteins 56 to 60, feeders 72 to 95, heifers 72 to 80, cows 35 to 50, bulls 46 to 48, packers 26 to 31, boars 20 to 21, and a special next Wednesday listing for Brainard Bros. cattle, with early listing 6 15 to 6 20 on WMT and contact numbers 462-3597 and 462-3644.

Anamosa Brainard Bros C.B WMT

Walla Walla onion tradition carried by Arbini family

Larry Arbini and his son Jason continue a century old family practice of growing early maturing mild onions from the Arbini strain. The Walla Walla sweet has a federal designation since 1995, with about 60 growers on 850 acres yielding roughly 40,000 pounds per acre.

Walla Walla, Wash Larry Arbini John Arbini United States Italy Walla Walla Wash Arbini Jason Larry John U.S. Highway Waitsburg Touchet Walla Wallas

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PURE Otter Creek Environmental Protection Agency Resource Enhancement and Protection Water Protection Fund Gazette Marlene Lucas Amy Chester Hansen National Resources Conservation Service Jon Gallagher C.R U.S. and World News Daily Jennifer Eriksen
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