Designated contracted acreage rules for wheat allotments
The document outlines rules for contracted acreage under wheat allotment contracts, detailing proportions for 1986 harvest, permissible uses of contracted land for forage crops, emergency forage seeding, and restrictions on seed production. It specifies that 10 percent of average acreage may be contracted, with 90 percent of maximum acreage platted, and lists crops allowed on contracted acres. It also covers summer fallowing, forest planting, and exclusions for pasture land and wasteland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faporta
Washington
Pisitetite Farm Bureau Meeting At Bathsohein School
Oct 8 meeting at Bathsohein School attracted large turnout. Participants included Sarah Jane Linesin, Batty Kebbe, Louise Barker, Gieh Kemp, Holt, Kilpatrick county agent, and Mrs Roy Lincoln. Talks on seed and feed conservation. woman’s project starts Nov 6 8. officers postponed. harvest program planned with Community church under Rev Pettit. committees named. potluck sandwiches encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisitetite Farm
Bathsohein School
Sarah Jane Linesin
Batty Kebbe
Louise
Barker
Reading
Gieh Kemp
Holt
Mra
Roy Lincoln
Bhitley Lacola
Me. Kilpatrick
Mise Helen Swinney
Corn Loan Center Maintains 66 Cent Plan
The Corn Loan Center states that corn loan provisions remain at 66 cents per bushel and will continue until producers receive further notice from the Commodity Credit Corporation. Producers converting to 55 cent loans must have notes sent to an approved bank for collection. Banks will return notes if payment and collateral release are not completed within 16 days, giving 16 days to finish conversion after note receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
Acreage Clause Defines 1935 Farm Quittable Area
The contract specifies that the 1935 contracted acreage equals the farm’s ordinary wheat settlement average and becomes part of the farm’s quitivated acreage, indicating a standardized measure tied to typical wheat settlement on the farm.
Farm Bureau Programs Outline Iowa 1935 36 Efforts
Farm men and women across Iowa map the 1935 Farm Bureau program with plans for 1985 and 1986 county activities. Under guidance of Mary McDonald the extension service notes county meetings to shape projects on AAA adjustments relief crop and livestock production soil and weed control disease and insect management home projects 4-H club work marketing cooperation and farmer organization. County and township meetings will set tentative steps for upcoming programs with emphasis on federal cooperation and broader farmer organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Mar
McDonald
Iowa State College Extension Service
Unclear Freight Rate Proposal for Farmers
Fragmentary report notes a proposal to grant farmers reductions in freight rates on certain goods. Mentions shipping costs, feeding, and conditions affecting eligibility, with distorted place names and terms, limiting precise details.
Feed and Soybeans Aid Swine Production Research Hints
Professor Anderson from Iowa State College discusses spring pig growth, noting feed costs and limited gains in current herds. He recommends soybeans as a low cost protein supplement to improve litter size, sow weight, and pig quality, alongside self-fed minerals and staples like corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bl. Alderton
Iowa State College
Anderson
Plan to Organize Rural Young People in Iowa
Bruce M. Kilpatrick announces a plan to help 20 to 29 year olds form youth organizations for education and social activities across Iowa counties. Paul Taft notes college support, with local extension staff guiding clubs that mix recreation and learning, offering literature and possible loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Town State College
Paul
Taft
Iowa
Kilpatrick
Jayme
Jows
Opus
Hallowe'en Masquerade at Frank Johnson Home
Strahan hosted a Hallowe'en masquerade sponsored by the N. C. club with 62 guests invited on a Tuesday evening. The program, organized by Mrs. Elia Grindle and others, proceeded with laughs and games. Refreshments were served after the program by the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Club
Frank Johnson
Elia Grindle
Herbert Johnson
Dale Laughlin
Guy Grindle
Svarything
Ladies Union Meeting at Wederavist Home
The Ladies Union hosted by Mrs. Ernest Wedergviat and Mrs. B A Pattigrew met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Wedergviat's home. President Mrs. Frank Steele opened with prayer and a hymn, secretary Mrs. Henry Nims read minutes. No planned program beyond a Halloween story and toothpick sculpture. Refreshments included golden alow salad rolls creamed chicken pumpkin pies and whipped cream. Favors were crepe paper candy witches. Attendance was modest with $0 plates served. Next meeting, a pot luck service at the church on Nov 14, to entertain Climax church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wedergviat
B. A. Pattigrew
Ladies’ Union
Wedergviat
Frank Steele
Henry Nims
Belog
Parker House
Climax Church
Baby Merril Themes Dies After Pneumonia
Douglas Bean, three months old, son of Mr and Mrs Merril Thomas, died Monday night after a lengthy illness from pneumonia. The community offers sympathy as repairs and remodeling work continue at the family home and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Bean
Merril Thomas
Gorrow
Mrs. Shaul Honored on Birthday at Home
A number of friends visited the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Shaul on Sunday to celebrate Mrs Shauls birthday. A fine basket dinner was served at noon and the afternoon was spent pleasantly. It was also the birthday of B A Pettigrew with many wishes for many more happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shau
Hallowe'en Party Held by Mr and Mrs Arvin Miller
Mr and Mrs Arvin Miller hosted a Halloween masquerade party last Wednesday with cards and games for entertainment. Refreshments included sandwiches pickles and coffee served late in the evening. Mr and Mrs Howard Kayton and Mrs Chas Kayton traveled to Council Bluff Monday to visit Wilbur Kayton who had cataract surgery at Edmundson hospital and was recovering as well as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Arvin Miller
Howard Kayton
Chas. Kayton
Council Bluff
Howard
Wilbur Kayton
the Edmundson Hospital
Feed Loans Allowed for Breeding Stock in Drought Areas
Feed loan allowances may be issued for breeding stock in primary drought areas including heifer calves ewe lambs and female kids. Loans will apply only to stock retained for breeding and not exceed counts based on mature breeding stock owned on April 1 1924 or sheep owned within six months prior. Disbursement is from the drought relief portion approved June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Busens
Farm Credit Administraon
Susene
Audi
Iowa corn crop third smallest in fifty years
Iowa's 1942 October USDA report estimates corn at 198,000,000 bushels from 22 bu/acre with 58 percent harvest condition versus 83 percent in 1938. County yields vary from 2 to 45 bu/acre, southern fields heavily grazed or shocked for forage, and imports relied on for husked corn. Potatoes, sweet potatoes, buckwheat, flaxseed, beans, and hay crops show mixed conditions and notable tonnage figures across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iewa
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Aiica Bept
Buabela
Drouth Tack
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Pape
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F. B
Rana
Will Rogers
Andy
Empresa Theater
Malvern
Strahan
N. C
Hallowe'en Masquerade
Wederavist
Merril
Geeo
Curtis
Lester Thomas
Gurtis
Robert Shaul
Lestie
Carl
Federal AgttenRoaral Statieciian
Ford
Ford Stavice
Utie
Salyers Auto Co
Dasa
Frank Robbins
Melverson
Gue Mythe
Guernsey
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