Windmills Are Back in Style in Rural Energy Push
Gainesville report outlines renewed windmill interest across farms and industries. McKernie sells water pumps powered by wind, while Braden Industries explores division leadership and wind installation cost estimates. Professor Whitshor notes high towers could boost output. others discuss power reserves and household adaptations for wind based systems.
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George Stein
Gainesville
Willit
MuKerniv
Oui
Allen
Necassis Tv
Colenih
Gothb
Tie
Cypress
Lave
Petters
Thanksgiving tribute to Iowa turkey producers and hatcheries
Special thanks go to Iowa turkey producers and hatcheries as Thanksgiving nears. The Iowa Turkey Federation, based in Ames, notes Iowa ranks seventh among 20 turkey producing sites with about 278 producers. The industry supports roughly 100 million dollars in annual revenue with hardy hatcheries like Thompson Hatchery in Ellsworth. turkeys reach market after 24 weeks in controlled houses.
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Jowans
Iowa Juroducer
Towa
Iowa Turkey Federation
Ames
Twa
Ife
Agu
Robert Barratt
Lowa
Barratt
Aml
Choth
Alice
Chisan Jawa
Thompson Mitehery
Ellsworth
Feeding Beef Cows on Corn Stalks
In Cedar Rapids area feeding beef cows on corn stalks has become common after rapid harvest. Eldon Ot Mahs notes this practice supports a healthy calf crop next spring by maintaining energy and vitamin A intake, with careful protein mineral and water supplementation throughout the herd.
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Eldon Ot. Mahs
Vieton
Cedar Rapids Area
Atal University
Prodiceps
Ranige
Piake
Noel Crinieal
Missouri Cattlemen Offer Reward for Cattle Thief
Missouri Cattlemen’s Association offers a $2,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of a cattle thief in southeast Missouri. Funds came from members including Kathryn Halbrook and Gordon Olson for their participation and advice. President Sidwell praised recipients for their courage and urged stronger prosecution. discussion notes high fines and increased conviction rates. cattle belonging to Bob Callins of Potosi were returned after trial with a $5,000 fine issued.
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Assi
Missouri
Miki Baur
Kathryn Halbrook
St. Louis
Gordon Olson
Caladunia
MCA
Premledit
Sidwell
Queen Cry
Hugthys
Aden
Missouri Cattlemen's Agat
Brealer
Uaunan
Bob Callins
Potosi
Daniel
Grange Couple of the Year Named at National Banquet
LINGULN Neb AP Mr and Mrs Walter J Harris of Gilman Jawa win the National Grange Couple of the Year honor at the 107th annual convention banquet Tuesday. The Harris family are members of the Chestur Rugat Grange chapter and are recognized for their service and family engagement.
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Neb
Walter J. Harris
Gilman
Jawa
Grange
Lot
Harrisas
Chestur Rugat
Mary E Chernesky Resigns at Fayette
Mary E Chernesky resigns from her post at Fayette after three years of service. The notice notes her return home and reflects on her tenure with local recognition.
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Mary E. Chernesky
Fayette
Eayiter
Mary Che Wesky
Payette Colily
Trancavkana
Soviet scientists predict top grain yields in world study
Russian researchers visiting the United States discuss harvest prospects including wheat. They note similar soil conservation methods and climate, while saying farm practices in the USSR may differ but aim for higher yields. The exchange visit focuses on shared agricultural science and future crop production.
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Ander
Sail
Ussr
Sail Conservat Tin
United States
Freeman Smith Tops Bean Yield Contest in Manchester
Freeman Smith Jr of Makестen Inn wins the bean yield contest in Manchester claiming the top yield. The event highlights local farming skills and features notable growers and stakes in this annual agricultural competition.
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Freeman Smith
Manchester
Freeman Smith, Jr
Makétesten Inn
Delaware
Indiana Farmer Harnesses Waste To Fuel Energy Crisis
Indiana farmer Shuttlesworth builds an on farm digester from waste to produce heat electricity and fertilizer. The system converts manure and scraps into methane powering lights and a generator with an eye to larger units and a North Carolina headquarters.
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Nelly Pny
Haercow
Indien Farmive
Hichud
Sluittleworth
Red Key
Nesworth
Shuttesworth Sabi
Squire
Fess
Gustur
Shuttlexworthh
le Bay
Jobin Shuttlesworth
North Carolina
Record Number of Bulls Are on Test
AMIS The Test Association based at Eldon Sioux City Creston and Muscatine conducts bull testing across three stations. Aimed at evaluating breeds during fall and winter tests, the program plans to test 1010 bulls at multiple stations.
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Aites
Tage Tbla
Eldon
Siouxity
Creston
Muwkeye
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