Red Clover Seed Crop Estimated At 45 Million Pounds
Domestic production of red clover seed is about 45 million pounds, down 24 million from the five year average and 5 million from 1934. Alsike and alfalfa seed figures follow, with 1935 Canada sweet clover output near a failure and prices facing notable shifts.
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Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Canada
Rainy Iowa harms corn yields in flood season notes
Observations warn heavy rainfall damages corn particularly where stalks are down and ears are damp. Agricultural discussion notes clover seed trade shifts with 1935 import totals, pricing drops, and mixed prospects for clover and alfalfa seed demand amid abundant meadows and pasture, with potential policy effects.
Butterfat Declines in Linn No 1 Despite More Feed
October report shows Linn Test Association No. 1 with 246 cows averaging 465 pounds of milk and 22.4 pounds of butterfat, a 12 percent drop from last year despite abundant feed. E W Stanley led with 869 pounds milk and 329 pounds butterfat from 14 grade Holsteins. grain mix listed.
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Whittier
Linn Test Association
L. C. Adams
E. W. Stanley
Springville
Guernsey
L. F Bedell
E. W Carnahan
Association
Knight and Young
C W Carver
S. G. Pearson
LINN
Central City
Linn County
Farmers Begin Autumn Field Work Amid Fears Of Mold
South Bethafi farmers and nearby areas start corn harvesting and fall plowing while slow progress is blamed on mold fears. Other tasks include painting buildings raking yards and burning leaves as work continues.
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South Bethafi
Farm Auction Week Listing Shows Multiple Sales
A sequence of farm auctions scheduled for November 5 to 9 includes Kramer and Rosencrans closing out near Walker Craft and Phyfe dissolution near Central City, Mayer and Rice Holstein and Hampshire sales 312 miles west of Central City, Heyen auction at Langworthy, Amman closing out near Cedar Rapids, Farrell Estate auction near Fairfax, Stallers consignment sale near Springville, and Mike Miller acreage sale near the Rock Island viaduct south of Cedar Rapids.
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Kramer and
Rosencrans
Walker Craft and Phyfe
Central City
Mayer and Rice Holstein
Hampshire
Mayer and Rice
Clarence E Heyen
Langworthy
Albert Amman
Cedar Rapids
Farrell
Fairfax Stallers
Springville
Mike Miller
Rock Island Viaduct
Cedar
Rapids
Albert Alman
P. C. Larson
R. B. Schmickle
Thomas
Rosa A. ‘Farrel
Fairfax
Wal~ford
Cedar Rapas
Monroe Township
Johnson County
Outlook for Farm Living in 1936 North Central U S
The 1936 outlook for farm family income shows a higher level than 1935, with gains concentrated in the north central states due to meat and grain prices. Expenditures will shift toward capital goods like automobiles and machinery, while food and clothing gains lag.
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U. S
Washington, D.C
United States
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
IL. G. Allbaugh
L. K. Soth
Attie Souder
Fannie Gannon
North Central States
West North Central
North Dakota
South Dakota
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Hog Prices Remain Above Parity Despite Drop in Oct
Hog prices on Oct 15 excluding tax stood 46 cents above parity, though hogs fell 73 cents from Sept 15 to Oct 15 as packers moved spring crop to market. Farm price was 9.56 a hundredweight, parity 9.10, with cottonseed and beef cattle showing varied parity relations.
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Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Second Carload Horses Shipped From Decorah
Edward Gibbons of Berlin New Hampshire sent a second carload of twenty eight draft horses from Decorah territory. The average weight was 1700 pounds and prices ranged from 175 to 200 dollars per head. The horses were shipped to a logging and paper mill in Berlin. Mordecai Ezekiel notes 1935 farm cash income at 65 percent of 1929 and industrial cash income at 71 percent of 1929.
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Speecal
Gazette
Decorah
Edward Gibbons
Berlin
N. H
Mordecai Ezekiel
Argentine Corn Imports Reach 700000 Bushels
The U S department of agriculture reports about 700000 bushels of Argentine corn arrived at Atlantic ports in the week ended Nov 1. Shipments from Argentina to the United States totaled 638000 bushels last week. Prices close at 77 78 cents a bushel for afloat cargo and 77 cents delivered duty paid for November and December shipments.
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Atlantic
United States’ Department of Agriculture
United States
Packing Institute Reports Sharp Pork Price Drops
The Institute of American Meat Packers president William Whitfield Woods said wholesale prices for fresh pork loins fell 30 to 35 percent over the last four weeks, with similar declines in other pork cuts and beef, lamb, and veal. Lamb and beef prices also declined, driven partly by seasonal livestock marketings, though hog shipments were roughly half of October last year.
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Gazette
Chicago
William Whitfield Woods
The
Institute of American Meat Packers
Woods
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