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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
5
Edmund F. Willis of Emmetsburg joins the 625 students on campus at River Falls for the summer session. Dr. L. G. Stone notes 502 undergraduates, 45 science teachers, 30 agriculture teachers on NSF and NSP grants, with more enrollments expected.
Mrs Louise Alton and her grandson Donald Fisher attended the Allen reunion in Jackson Minnesota Sunday. Mrs Clarence Johnson visited Thorp Wisconsin Thursday morning with her brother Clifford Ward of Des Moines.
A long list of visitors and relatives arrived or planned visits across Curlew Ruthven Lakota and surrounding towns. Families from Iowa Minnesota California and Illinois joined gatherings in Mallard Spencer Emmetsburg and Des Moines for showers reunions and assorted visits with local households.
Iowa State University advisor Robert Finchman explains maximizing dairy profits by aligning cow calving with peak milk price months September through November. He advises breeding to key dates, using and/or purchasing heifers to ensure fall freshening, and notes DHIA data showing fall-calving cows yield higher margins and timely heifer development.
Diesel fuel costs are lower but the diesel tractor engine adds upfront price. Calculations show diesel engines use about 60 percent of the fuel of gasoline engines when price gaps are small, but requires hundreds of extra hours to break even. Experts warn fuel quality matters as cetane and fuel type affect performance and potential engine deposits.
Expert Hull advises diesel operators to use special distilled crude stocks with fuel additives for max performance and reduced trouble. He stresses keeping fuel clean during handling to avoid ignition hazards.
Extension Vet John Herrick of Iowa State University urges dairymen to consult their veterinarian before vaccination. He notes results vary by herd infection types and reinfection. vaccines may not cover all organisms. Proper prevention hinges on sanitation and good udder management to avoid irritation.
New focus on vaccines to prevent mastitis grows as federal enforcement tightens the zero tolerance rule for antibiotics in milk. Officials like Herrick stress keeping the cattle area clean to protect milk quality amid stricter controls.
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