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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1968

Page

6

Hopkinton farmer on 160 acres talks life and farming

Interview with Justin Supple 46 describes 160 acres near Hopkinton Delaware County and 160 more rented. He farms cattle and hogs milking 25 Holsteins and raising 150 hogs yearly with AI. He plans to college funds his son Pat and leads the Prairie Panthers 4 H club.

Justin Supple Hopkinton Pat Iowa State University Kathy Maquoketa Valley Supple Castle Grove Township Jones County Delaware County

Illinois Ag Graduates' Starting Salaries Rise in 1968

Urbana Illinois June graduates of the University of Illinois college of agriculture report average starting salaries of 7524 dollars up from 6981 in 1967. Of 184 graduates, about 100 pursue further study or service, while 30 enter sales and management in business and industry.

Urbana Ill University of Illinois College of Agriculture Peace Corps W. K. Wessels College of Agriculture U. of I Wessels America

USDA To Discontinue Grain Stock Estimates

Washington AP report says the agriculture department will stop its January 1 and April 1 estimates of grain stocks including wheat rye corn oats barley sorghum soybeans flaxseed and rice.

Washington Agriculture Department

Delaware Fertilizer Dealers Meet in Manchester

Delaware county fertilizer dealers are invited to a Wednesday meeting on October 23 with a dutch treat dinner at 6 30 p m in the Glen Charles hotel. Speakers include Extension Agronomist Regis Voss of Ames and Wayne Dietz, Dubuque extension area crops specialists.

Manchester Delaware County Glen Charles Hotel

Masonville Grange Officers Named In Manchester Notice

Officers of the Masonville Grange listed in Manchester include Herbert Smith master James Carradus overseer Ina Smith lecturer Darwin Helm rich steward Ruth Haight secretary Mona Hillier treasurer and Alvena Jennerjohn chaplain.

Manchester Masonville Grange Herbert Smith James Carradus Ina Smith Darwin Helmrich Ruth Haight Mona Hillier Alvena Jennerjohn

Washington County Marks 50 Years Of Extension Work

Nearly 300 attended a banquet at the Knights of Columbus hall to honor Washington county extension founding in 1918. Fifteen of 27 staff members over the half century received special recognition, with former agents and home demonstration staff listed along with a 50 year pageant and remarks by Maurice Soults.

Washington Iowa Knights of Columbus Washington County H. J. Montgomery Iowa City W. J. Roudabush Laporte Minn J. W Grinnell Simon A. Ossian Dubuque Floyd M. Goodell Ankeny Ruth Foster Viggers Muriel Collier Bivens Columbia Eloise Brown Raffety Marvel Funke Dennie Winthrop Sally Smith Whetstine County Extension Anna §. Olson Marilyn Schweitzer Thatcher L. F. Beneke Vinton Merritt D. Canady Hiawatha Kenneth C. Cuhel Swisher Richard R. Johnson Maurice Soults Iowa State University Extension Service Keokuk County Marion Timmins West Chester County Extension Council Ralph Kleese Gary Murphy George Dare James Binney

Silage Preservatives Questioned by MSU Expert

Dr. Donald Hillman, Michigan State University animal nutritionist, says silage preservatives are of doubtful value and warrants cautious use based on feeding trials and dairy herd results.

Donald Hillman Michigan State University

Minimum Tillage Day at Ida Grove

Corn producers explore yield differences at the Quad State Minimum Tillage test plots near Ida Grove. Oct 23 Harvest Day compares corn grown on ungrazed ground with rotary tillage disced and plowed plots plus chisel and surface planter results across 25 test plots on the George Hoffman Jr. farm highway 59.

Ida Grove Quad State George Hoffman, Jr Highway 59

Cedar 4-H Leaders Plan October meeting in Tipton

The Cedar county boys and girls 4-H leaders will meet at the Farm Bureau building in Tipton on Wednesday October 23. Attendees may choose 1:30 p.m. or 8 p.m. sessions. Boys' club programs will emphasize meats and emergency preparedness.

Tipton Cedar County Farm Bureau

Smallest Red Clover Seed Crop Since 1937

The Agriculture Department reports red clover seed production at 42.4 million pounds, down 9 percent from 1967 and 40 percent below average, marking the smallest crop since 1937 due to reduced acreage and bad weather across major producing states.

Washington Agriculture Department Department

Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids

A New York report states a scientific institute found a medication that can shrink hemorrhoids in most cases. Tests in New York Washington and the Midwest show prompt relief from itching burning and pain without narcotics. Preparation H is described as the exclusive formula offering lubrication easier bowel movements and infection prevention.

New York, N. Y New York City Washington, D.C Midwest Medical Center

USDA Proposes Ban on Paprika in Meat

The Agriculture Department seeks an amendment to federal meat inspection rules to outlaw paprika in all fresh meat products except certain sausages. It argues paprika masks spoilage and can make meat appear leaner, citing tests supporting the claim.

USDA Washington Agriculture Department Department

Geigy Assigns Trade Names to Two Chemical Products

New York Geigy announces two products will carry trade names. Atrazine becomes AAtrex and simazine becomes Princep. Earlier this year Geigy gave trade names to two other products Chlorobenzilate now Acarben and propazine no longer Milogard.

New York Geigy Company Princep Milogard

Governor-Elect to Attend Farm Bureau Policy Conference

A Des Moines report notes the governor-elect and a policy panel will headline Iowa Farm Bureau’s 50th annual meeting on Nov 19. Candidates Paul Franzen burg and Robert Ray are slated to appear if elected on Nov 5. Panel members include William Forst of the Iowa Department of Revenue, C Raymond Fisher Greene county state representative, and Keith McKinley Mitchell county attorney.

Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Glen Taylor Paul Franzenburg Robert Ray William Forst Iowa Department of Revenue C. Raymond Fisher Greene County Keith McKinley Mitchell County

Solon FFA Hay Grain Show Set for Oct 30

The Solon FFA chapter hosts its hay-grain show, chili supper and FFA initiation on Wednesday Oct 30 at Solon High School. Exhibits win ribbons and a trophy. show begins at 4 p.m. Chili supper at 6:30 p.m. followed by greenhand and chapter initiation. Tom Hanna is the vocational agriculture instructor.

SOLON Solon Ffa Tom Hanna

September milk output trails five year average and prior year

Washington AP reports September milk production estimated at 9.058 billion pounds, down 1 percent from a year earlier and 4 percent from the September five year average. First nine months of 1968 show total production 1.5 percent below the prior year.

Washington Agriculture Department Department

Lone Tree FFA to Host December Forage Show

Lone Tree high school gym hosts the annual grain and forage show on December 9 with junior and adult divisions judged by Raymond Nissen. A pot luck banquet follows the event at the school.

Lone Tree Lone Tree Ffa Lone Tree High School Raymond Nissen

Fatigue Hazards in Harvest Warns Wardle

Iowa State extension safety specialist Norval Wardle warns fatigue is a prime factor in serious harvest accidents. To reduce risk, he recommends five breaks: change jobs, lubricate machinery at mid day, adjust equipment, snack with a partner, and stop machinery for up to five minutes to walk or look at the scenery.

Ames Iowa State University Extension Norval Wardle Wardle Waridle

Toledo youth nets best reasons in dairy contest

Mark Lyon of Toledo Iowa won top award for best reasons in his placings at the North American Dairy show in Columbus.

Columbus Ohio Mark Lyon Toledo Iowa

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