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Newspaper
Eldora Herald Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1956
Page
8
Hay fever and related allergic diseases are studied year round by physicians at University Medical Center in Iowa City under Dr. Paul M. Seebohm. Research aims to desensitize patients, help those who cannot tolerate treatment, and deepen understanding of allergies across body systems.
Physicians at SUI led by Dr Seebohm outline allergy history taking and physical exams to identify triggers. They describe skin injections of allergens from dust ragweed molds animals foods and more to confirm sensitivities and guide avoidance or desensitization treatments. Early desensitization may start in January to help patients endure spring allergies with less discomfort.
Hardin county farmers plan hog production cost cuts by eliminating parasites in sows and piglets. Dr Maynard Spear, extension vet, advises spraying sows, clean farrowing quarters, and parasite control to prevent roundworm damage, plus pasture rotation and sanitary housing for winter farrowed pigs. Consult local veterinarian for product selection and treatment method.
Hardin county growers who plan to sell seed should know their responsibilities under the Iowa Seed Law, says county extension director Dick Pulse. L. BE. Everson of Iowa State College seed laboratory recommends obtaining a copy of the Iowa Seed Law from the Iowa Department of Agriculture, Des Moines. When seed is tested, a seed lot report summarizes labeling requirements and the grower’s duties whether selling on farm, off farm, or to a dealer. Seed sold on farm by the grower is exempt from detailed labeling.
An opinion survey by Wallaces' Farmer and Iowa Homestead of Des Moines shows about 48 percent of Iowa farm people view Ezra T Benson as doing a poor job as secretary of agriculture. Seven percent say he is doing a good job.
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee cites University of Illinois economist R M Finley that skimping on fertilizer can reduce yields and profits. Fertilizer remains a low-cost farm input with fertilizer costs rising far slower than other items. The group notes fertilizer boosts per acre yields and lowers production costs amid deflated prices and high input costs, urging continued fertilizer use.
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