Soil Judging Winners Named from Kirkwood Program
Kirkwood Community College honors high school students as winners of the bin county sail conservation district soil judging contest. First place team includes Kevin Miller Bruce Volz Kavin Schulte Daon Conley John Brackschink Steve Harran and instructor Jim Hynek. Conley attends MI Varnon high school. other members attend Norway high school. All are seniors.
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Kirkwood
Kirkwood Community College
bin County
Sail Conservation District
Kevin Miller
Bruce Volz
Kavin Schulte
Daon Conley
John Brackschink
Steve Harran
Jim Hynek
Conley
MI. Varnon High School
Norway High School
Farm Service Centers approved in 43 Iowa counties
The U.S. Department of Agriculture designates Agriculture Service Centers in Jasper at Newton and Lee at Donnellson, expanding to 43 counties. Centers consolidate ASCS, FmHA, FCIC, and SCS offices, with USDA telephone and reception services for caller guidance.
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Jasper
Kine
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Jasper County
Newton
Lee County
Donnellson
Wiam J. Brune
USDA
Joven
Agriculture al
Agricultural Stabilization Aid’. Conservaion Service
ASCS
Farmers’ Home Administration
Fmha
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
FCIC
Soil’ Conservation Service
SCS
Brune
Albia
Monreed
Algona
Kossuth
Atlantic
Cass
Bloomfield
Davis
Carroll
Centerville
Appanoose
Auction notices list multiple sales across Iowa region
Fri Nov 28 auction events include items from Independence Sal to Anamosa and De Witt Chase areas. Featured lots cover antiques, livestock, farm equipment, and household goods with multiple locations including Holstein cattle dispersal and portable items. Sales run by Raymond Tritiar Ralph Schililg estate, Paul Kromer estate, Wendell Oliphant, and others amid December sessions.
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Sal
Clan Cut
Vira
Mars
Hashh
Pois
Raymond Tritiar
Ralph Schililg
I An
Mont Hay
Eos
Hoods
Art Biter
Don
Wat Langworthy Bivte Sale
Yin
Act
Paul Kromer
Dig Nm
SE Ul Cogan
Jun
Aurion
Mmuiehs
Lame Nice
Anamosa
Tues
Dee
Butry Dispersal
Pitt
Holstein
Wendell Oliphant
Welker
Catlett Wins Monticella FFA Sweepstakes Award
Monticella Future Farmers of America members held their chapter day and grain show last week. More than 146 attended the event which featured 216 entries and about $5 exhibitors. Scholarship awards went to Beth Green the former medal winner and Jotua-Beal the green nand winner.
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Monticella
Monticella Future Farmers of America
FPA
Vicw
Bun Catlett
Beth Green
Jotua-Beal
Osceola Farmer Named Vice President of National Angus Assn
Antowan Richard T. Bell of Osceola elected vice-president of the American Angus Association during the annual convention held with the North American Livestock Exposition. Moyer of Jackson, Missouri named president. Bell's 39 years in Angus began with two calves for a 4-H project and led to Belk and Sons Angus operation.
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Louisville
Antowan
Richard T. Bell
Osceola
Américan Angus Assn
Holl
Graip
H. Roy Moyer
Jackson
Bell
Belk and Sons Angus
Ostevla
Creston
Ginstit Assi
Sid unveils polar crop drying system at Muddy Manor
In a sunny open house Sid demonstrates a new solar crop drying method amid talk of patenting exclusive rights. The system uses sun and breeze to reduce moisture in corn and beans, promising low installation costs and no upkeep. The writer notes tax pressures and questions long-term viability.
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Sid
Muddy Manor
Siddle Fox
Mercantile Exchange
Iowa
Emergency Loan Program Lacks Popularity In Farm Aid Noted
A USDA analysis shows the emergency loan plan for financially hurt livestock producers remains underused. By Sept 30, 3299 loans totaling 382.2 million were obligated, about a quarter of the 1.5 billion authorization, with two thirds going to Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Firth
Aurport
Swisher Road
Shueyritte
Burt
Armel
Gdad
Chatca Linn Downty
Lumit Krie Sr
Contort Auckeneer
Opanhaus
Fort Wall
Raverdey
Possamnan
Merch
Sun
Cove
Acchiont Lyle Donchow
Tret & Savings
Lumir Kriz
Washington
Congress
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
USDA
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
EPA Sets Farm Wastewater Permit Triggers in Four States
EPA outlines when farms must seek wastewater discharge permits in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska. Key thresholds include 1,000 cattle, 700 dairy cows, 4,500 hogs, 35,000 feeder pigs, 12,000 sheep, 55,000 turkeys, 180,000 laying hens, or 290,000 broilers. Permits needed only if pollutants reach navigable waters directly or via dedicated disposal systems.
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Kansas City
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Jerome H. Svore
Gazette
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Lee Counties
Charilot
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Floyd
Clarion Wright
Corning
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Winseshirk
Denison
Crawford
Lee
Elkadeer
Chaytor
Estherville
Emmet
Fair Geld
Jefferson
Garner
Hancock
Greenfield
Adair
Guthrie Center
Guthrie
Harlan Shelby
Humbolit
Humboldt
Sigourney
Keokak
Spencer
Clay
Storm Lake
Buena Vista
Tipton
Cedar
Waverly
Bremer
Iowa City
Linn County
Marion
Faith Langhoff
Sharon Scott
Faith
Indian Creekettes
de Usade UL
Catlett
FFA
Angus Assn
Southern
Angus Asan
The
Towa Angus Agan
Cedar Rapids Gazette
First Ave
DIAL
Dave Ackerman
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Ord
Sinclair
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Linn
Benton County
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Joby
Degre
Ratory
Sohn Deere
New Idea
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Heeral & Store
Ciashmnan
Homelife XL
Bernard Triniale
Banton & Gorman
Nanny Goah
Font
Ascettaton
Lyle Benohoe
Cedar Rapids
Senior Citizens Bus Service
Cedar Rapids-Marion
United State Bank
Ervi Sant
Courteous Banking Service
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