Oat Rust May Hit Iowa Next Year
Iowa State College warns of possible crown rust damage to the 1956 oat crop Race 45 and related races blamed for last year’s losses. farmers urged to shift some acreage to Cherokee Nemaha or Cole varieties resistant to race 45 while Clinton and Bond strains are discouraged.
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Iowa State College
Cherokee
Nemaha
Cole
Crow Trust
Arden Sherf
Colo
Sherf
Clinton
Shelby
Benton
Services Held for Mrs. Nettie Manning of Hubbard
Funeral services were held Friday at Boeke Funeral Home for Nettie Manning 78 of Hubbard who died Tuesday at Wilden Hospital Des Moines. She was born Jan 14 1871 near New Providence lived in Hubbard later joining Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church and Rebekah lodge. Survived by two daughters Mrs. C.W. Hall Hubbard and Mrs. Leo Stoneking Des Moines two sons Claude Manning Zearing and Cecil Manning Clinton eight grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren two sisters Mrs. Emma Williams Iowa Falls and Mrs. Dora Warrington Union. Burial in Hubbard Cemetery. A social gathering followed with guests presented a wedding anniversary gift.
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Patsy Fichtner
Frank King
Des Moines
Tearks
W. A
Boeke
Arthur Kruetzmann
Nettie Manning
Hubbard
Wilden Hospital
Harold
Irving Faust
Leon Tjarks
Russell Freese
A.C. Manning
Herbert Neubauer
Steva Chance
Ralph Norton
Leo Dillon
Nettie Thornton
Daniel Thornton
New Providence
Henry Manning
Leo Stoneking
Claude Manning
Zearing
Cecil Manning
Clinton
Emma Williams
Iowa Falls
Dora Warrington
Union
Hubbard Cemetery
Farm Insights From USDA Dairymen and Iowa State Experts
USDA dairymen find cows fed twice daily yield 10 percent more hay and 6 percent more milk than once daily. Calf shelter space ranges 20–25 sq ft, yearlings 40, large cattle up to 45. Fire extinguishers valued as hand weapons. Grain-fed cattle prices expected to hold, more tractors in Iowa this fall. Reed canary grass stops pasture gullies. hogs need dry winter quarters with proper ventilation.
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Hex Beresford
Iowa State College
Norval Wardle
BAE
Iowa
Farmers use erosion control linked to higher income
Iowa State College economists reported that farmers who practiced erosion control more than others earned about 27 percent more on average. The findings suggest economic benefits of soil conservation practices for farmers.
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