Testing Assn May Report From Mills Montgomery Cow Testing
Howard Horne, tester, presents May report for Mills Montgomery Cow Testing Association. Totals: cows on teat 432, cows in milk 467, dry cows 65. Averages: milk 794 pounds, fat 30.2 pounds, up 2.5 pounds fat vs April. Top two herds: Carl Siepold Hastings PR, and GROH herd. Fill 24 cows, dry none, averages 1083 pounds milk, 39.6 fat, milkings 2. Town School for Deaf at County Bluffs G H: 26 cows in milk, 0 dry, 1160 pounds milk, 28.4 fat, milkings 4. These two herds led April as well. Butterfat categories listed with counts. Official herd teat counts zero. Butterfat price 22 cents. Cows sold for beef 2. No new milk accounts. TB reactors zero. Cows bought zero. Purebred sires used in ASGN 21. Grade sires zero. Members feeding various hays and concentrates detailed. high protein concentrates fed 0. Kinds of concentrates listed. Howard Horne, tester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Horne
Mills-Montgomery Cow Testing Association
Association
Carl Siepold
Hastings
GROH
Deat
Councy Bluffs
G. H
T. B
Nyesead
Teator
Farm Bureau Worthy of Members Support
A historical note urges farmers to engage with the Farm Bureau, arguing it can be worth 100 dollars per year to each farmer once organized. It compares progress to labor unions, cites Iowa and national membership growth, and stresses member participation at township, county, and state meetings to maximize benefits and “do your own milking.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Iowa
United States
Walne
Poultry Bureau Offers Help for Farm Huresu Members
Poultry bureau urges members to notify the Farm Bureau office about diseased or harmed chickens. Non members pay four dollars per bird for services. Mr Maake promises to assist with chick health and poultry problems, charging forty eight dollars for the full service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huresu
Maakeod
Fragmented OCR Summary: Local Notice Ambiguous
Unclear readable fragments describe a local event or notice with names and figures missing context. The text hints at dates and people but lacks complete detail to identify entities or outcomes. Further readable content is needed to produce a precise summary.
Loss of $1000 From Poor Egg Handling in Iowa County
An extension poultry expert reports farmers in a northwestern Iowa county lost nearly $1,000 in a single week due to improper egg care. He found 6 percent of eggs graded low after heat exposure and that farmers received about five cents less per dozen for low grade eggs. Improved gathering, cooling, frequent selling, and local agency distribution could have prevented the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
W. D. Termohtenh
Town State College
County Agent News of Bureau Members
Mrs. Ray Hilton notes cabbage worms harm cabbages and urges care. Johnny Plumb reports thinning alfalfa due to crown rot and alfalfa wilt. remedy cited as efopotation. While visiting Plomb farms I mention good feeders for Ratashak cattle. Walter Donner and son Todd farm 160 acres of corn with horses. Walter Carl, former 4-H member, plans Iowa State College enrollment. Millis County Farm Bureau reports 618 paid members for 1981. board attended by Hopp, Clark, Warren, Thienchafer, Thieschafer, Fickel, Summers, Karr, Leu. Crescentdale Farms manager Hyzer reports all corn will be sold by the fourth of duty due to height. Pauline Lincoln of Plattville township hosted a Club meeting on June 26 with eight girls attending. Good record to shoot at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Plumb
Orme
Mr. Plomb
Ratashak Boyammuat
Walter Donner
Walter Carl
Iowa State College
Form Bureau Board of Directors
R. C. Hopp
H. PF. Clark
C. H B. Warren
Henry Thienchafer
Fred Thieschafer
Jane Fickel
Frank Summers
Harley Karr
Edwin Leu
Crescentdale Farmaé
Malvern
Hyzerig
Farm Bureau
Pauline Lincoln
Plattville Township
National 4-H Club Radio Broadcast Friday July 3
National 4 H Club radio program conducted by U S department of agriculture in cooperation with state colleges U S Marine Band and NBC features Stars and Stripes Forever and music tests. Includes My 4 H Pledge by Ernest Stanford 4 H club member Blue Earth county Minnesota and Lucille Jones Mercer County Ohio. Also segments Our 4 H Clubs and 4 H Clubs and the Community with Mrs Benjamin McCarty. The piece ends with patriotic songs The Halls of Montezuma and The Star Spangled Banner performed by the U S Marine Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
U. S. Marine Band
National Broadcasting Company
Stars and Stripes Forever
America
RR. W. Dunlap
Ernest Stanford
Blue Earth County
Minn
FR. A. Turner
Lucille Jones
Mercer County
Ohio
Benjamin McCarty
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Mills County Farm Bureau
George Rosenfeld
Acont Fitis A Mayall Berry
Assa
Pepa Neigh
Farm Bureau Worth Uch
Bureau Farmers
Bn Mater Abel Dais
Termohlen
Pete Meee
Ray Hilton
Millis County Farm Bureau
Pet
Augtatza Couity
Out
Montezuma
U. & Marine Band
Sen
Pop
Son
Bop
Bou
Aheliova
Thies
Loraine
Journal
Worcester Daily Telegram
McCall
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