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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1957

Page

5

USDA Revises Barter Policy To Up Exports

The Agriculture Department rewrites its barter program to ensure net increases in exports of specific farm commodities. CCC will approve contracts showing added U S exports, with automatic addition for cotton, wheat and feed grains in certain countries. Contracts must name the farm commodity, set country origins, and require cash interest payments and irrevocable letters of credit for advances.

Washington INS Agriculture Department Department Commodity Credit Corporation CCC U. S U.S

Last chance to see Champion Ship Bowling

Last chance to view the championship bowling program this Saturday at 10 00 on Channel 8. The broadcast presents top teams and players competing for the season title with live analysis and match highlights.

Channel 8

Four Men to Attend Training June 4 at Wilson and Co Plant

Gray and Center Paints associate president said four men will attend a training school on June 4 conducted by Ralph Durham a state college swine specialist at the Wilson and Company plant in Cedar Rapids Conley stated.

Gray Center Paint Ralph Durham Lowaltate College Wilson and Company Cedar Rapids Conley

Swine Rhinitis Symptom Leads Linn County Breeding Plan

Fifteen Linn County hog raisers joined a breeding selection service by the Linn County Swine Producers Association. Kenneth Conley says applications continue as technicians will weigh and measure piglets, report data, and help improve breeding. Fees cover farm visits, birth to weaning weights, and litter measurements. The program comes as swine rhinitis spreads in the United States since 1944 with nasal bone loss but limited impact on sow mortality.

Linn County Swine Producers Association Kenneth Conley Marion Lynn Millard Central City Jim Gunn Vernon Conley Arthas United States

Iowa Tree Farms Get Recognition At Fort Madison

Fort Madison honored five new tree farmers Donald Campbell Rudolph Lucas William C Danielson Maynard G Widmer and Keith Galbel for well managed tracts totaling 2196 acres The ceremony coincided with an open house at Cranden Mills paperboard plant and highlighted the tree farm program and disease awareness including atrophic rhinitis in pigs and steps for avoiding spread to herds

Iowa Tree Farms Fort Madison Donald Campbell Farmington Rudolph Lucas Burlington William C. Danielson Fairfield Maynard G. Widmer Wayland Keith Galbel Keokuk Des Moines Garnaville American Foundation For Epvilovleu Wy LU

Keokuk 4-H Girls Rally in Sigourney Monday

In Sigourney Memorial hall on Monday the Keokuk county 4 H girls rally day will take place. Mrs Arthur Northup of Sigourney will be made an honorary member and county officers will be elected.

Sigourney Keokuk County Memorial Hall Arthur Northup

U S Mexico Labor Pact Faces Abolishment Debate

In Mexico City voices from both sides urge scrapping the Mexico U S farm labor agreement that governs the import of Mexican workers by American agricultureObservers warn of economic and political tensions surrounding the pact as calls for its repeal grow in the region and across industries.

Mexico City INL Big Grande Mexico-U.s U.S Centrals Ismael Gonzalez Michigan Bre« Jaceros Ju.s Mexico

Sorghum Variety Key to Silage Yields for Cattle

Iowa State College expert William Zmolek notes cattlemen plant forage sorghums to replace corn silage. Forage types Noran? Axtell Rox Orange Wauconia Grange and Allas yield 15 to 20 tons per acre, higher tonnage than grain types, with comparable feeding value. harvesting timing and moisture affect silage quality and protein need.

Ames William Zmolek Iowa State Norkan Axtell Rox Orange Wauconia Grange Allas Alu Kansas Nebraska Zmolek Zmotek

Halstein Record Olin Feeders Sell Cattle of Chicago

OLIN feedloin representatives market cattle in Chicago with 14 cow pure herd and Hereford steers. Waggoner bred herd sold 21 head, Howard W. Smith of Maynard reports 1,155 pounds at 24 dollars per hundredweight. Fred Heffelfinger marketed 20 mature Hereford head at 1,275 pounds averaging 14,?6 pounds of milk fat per head.

Chicago Imster Howard W. Smith Maynard Fred Heffelfinger

Iowa Shorthorn Lassie Queen Contest Planned

The Iowa Shorthorn Lassies will select a Lassie Queen at the 1957 State Fair. Nominees must be 16 to 21 years old from Shorthorn or Polled Shorthorn families, 5'3" to 5'7". Field days are June 22 near Decorah and June 23 at Hinton. six finalists announced, with the winner advancing to Chicago. Nomination deadline is June 15.

Iowa Fowa Shorthorn Lassies Iowa Shorthorn Breeders’ Association Loyd G. Beecher Beecher Chicago Park McNeil Quawa

Economist Warns Against Land Buying with Slim Equity

Urbana report quotes C. L. Stewart addressing Midwest land brokers. He cautions that high land prices and government support tempt buyers to mortgage resources, risking recession if returns falter. He cites rising Illinois land values, noting Champaign County gains of at least 20 dollars per acre since spring 1956, about 15 percent above 1954 levels.

Urbana University of Fines C. L. Stewart Farm Lance Stewart Farm J Illinois Champaign County

Lightning Study Planned at Lolo National Forest

Experiments resume June through September as part of Project Skyfire to reduce lightning fires in the Lolo National Forest area on the Idaho and Montana sides. The three year study involves federal, state and private groups and aims to save forest damage and dollars.

Washington Ins Idaho Montana Lolo National Forest Bitterroot Range Rocky Mountains Pacific Coast Oregon California Wyoming South Dakota Colorado Arizona New Mexico Nevada Columbia Missouri Skyfire

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