Farm Pond Drowning Risk Highlighted By ISU
Safety Specialist Norval Wardle warns farm and city families to practice summer water safety around farm ponds irrigation canals and drainage ditches. He notes the rising risk as rural recreation increases and cites over a million ponds on U S ranches and farms. Agronomist Dwayne Rohweder adds Sudangrass offers valuable summer seeding options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval Wardle
Iowa State University
Wardie
United States
Bankers Tour Iowa Farm Credit Offices in Emmetsburg
Midwest credit agency bankers visited the Emmetsburg Production Credit and Land Bank offices for a regional tour. The group assembled in front of the Emmetsburg office with local and national Farm Credit leaders, directors, and executives identified among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Production Credit and Land Bank
Emmetsburg
Leland Fredericks
PCA
Leo Jensvold
Sam Baher
National Farm Credit
Tom Maxwell
The
Federal Land Bank
John EB. Kidam
Bank of Conps
Milford Beeghly
Omaha Farm Credit
Oscar Heleine of
Marcus
Farm Credit
E. I. Petrick
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Omaha
High McEvoy
Art Weiland
Otto Gruba
Everett Spangler
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
R. J. Peterson
Libya
Kenneth Lynk
Richard Waeder
Farm Credit Dictor
Ralph Raikes
Omaha Farm Credit Board
Mallard Community Notes From Weekend Activities
Rev Rob ert Truitt travels to Sioux City for Methodist conference this week. Mrs Barbara Schutz and two companions go to Girls State in Cedar Falls with their families visiting Mallard friends. Squirrel rabies seen in calf at Arnold Heitzhoff farm near Schaller. Jim Roose and cousin John Roose renew 61 year old family ties after decades apart.
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Mallard
Robert Truitt
Sioux City
Robert Schutz
Cedar Falls
Barbara
Eugene Lowe
W.J. Downs
Wilton
Minn
Keith Smith
Sherburn
Jim Brown
Leonard Lowe
Ayrshire
Bella Lowe
Will Law and Son
Orville
Wheaton
Curtis Olsons
Fenton
Robert Jacobson
Owen Anderson
Janet
Eddie Lowe
Mount Clemens
Mich
Warren McCreery
Lawrence Hahn
George Kolorich
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Fresh Eggs On Camping Trips Practical Tips
Fresh eggs can be kept edible on camping trips by using heavy duty plastic bags or lard or syrup cans. Store tightly closed containers to preserve freshness for weeks, starting with high quality eggs says Paul Walther, Extension Poultryman at Iowa State University.
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Paul Walther
Towa State University
Walther
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Ogu¢Tion Credit Association
Dwayne Rohweder
Tani Ousdess
MMIT
Kerwick Hardware
Pittsburgh Paints
Arnold Hazelhoff
Schaller
Jim Roose
John Roose
Netherlands
New Jersey
Jim
Pella
John
Prospect Park
N. J
Jim Rooses
Tou
Storck’s
Chevrolet
Emmetsburg, Iowa
BUICK
Avestock Spray and Die
Thompson Crumicals Corporation
Wma Tey
Cross
Tag Oe
Ea A
Freddie Fredericks
Plantation
Whittemore
Iowa
Orville Stanley
Merle Stover
Ridotto
Frank Jonas Orchestra
Gates
Texas
Donahue Tire Shop
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