Cooperative essay contest entrants tour State Capital
Junior students from area high schools participated in the annual Cooperative essay contest sponsored by Consolidated Electric Cooperative. The group met Representatives Joe D. Holt D. R. Osbourn Charles H. Dickey Jr. Ralph Uthiaut Jr. and Senators Norman L. Merrell Omer H. Avery A. Basey Vanlandingham for photos and discussions in the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Electric Cooperative
Sharon Freie
Wellsville
Brenda Slavens
Susan Sonwalt
Mexico
Gwenlyn Ann Wilson
Community
Mary Beth Jones
Paris
Debbie A. Brown
Teri Blackburn
Montgomery
Sherry Lynn Weeks
Mary Ann
New Disease Kills Foals Every Time
Colorado State University researchers identify a deadly equine adenoviral infection in foals causing pneumonia. Standard pneumonia treatments fail. only one CSU foal survived among early cases from Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas. Foal breeds include Arabian Appaloosa and Quarter Horse. a Quarter Horse survived with massive dam blood transfusions. Plan to test inoculation with immune blood or serum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado State University
CSU
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Japanese Interest in Missouri Purebred Livestock
Marketing Director Gene Thompson reports strong Japanese interest in Missouri purebred livestock after attending the 1972 American Food Festival in Tokyo. He notes Japan is Missouri's top agricultural importer and urges swine beef and dairy breeders to send six sets of information to the Missouri Department of Agriculture to facilitate contact with Japanese trade representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Gene Thompson
Missouri Department of Agriculture
Tokyo
Japan
Missouri
Thompson
MDA
Woods Elected To Angus Assn Members From Mexico Missouri
Robert L. Wood and Marjorie A. Wood of Mexico Missouri were elected to membership in the American Angus Association in St Joseph Missouri Lloyd D Miller executive secretary reports. The past month saw 400 memberships issued to Aberdeen Angus breeders in the United States.
Everything Points To Increased Beans
Frank Miller notes Mo Crop and Livestock data showing corn up 56 percent from 1971, soybeans down 15 percent, wheat down, and grain sorghums up 289 percent. He argues soybean acreage depends on weather and policy, urges risk management, and recommends planter box seed protectant to prevent fungi and seed decay in soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Montgomery City
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Hog Worms Still Pose Problem Highlights Swine Parasites
University of Wisconsin research shows internal parasites are common in breeding herds and hogs raised in confinement across at least two states including Missouri. Large roundworms whipworms nodular worms and coc cidiosis are widespread with some lungworms and thread worms present. Swine producers should combine sanitation with a veterinarian led fecal egg count and possible intestinal exam to verify and adjust worming programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Bill Domermaan
Montgomery City
University of Wisconsin
Missouri
Loan Fund Is Av. By Dorothy Borchelt Area Home Economist
The Missouri Extension Homemakers Association of Montgomery County maintains a student loan fund from club donations. Loans total 100 dollars per semester or 200 dollars per school year. The fund previously aided freshmen in the College of Agriculture or Home Economics attending at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Borchelt
The
Missouri Extension Homemakers’ Association of
Montgomery County
College of Agriculture
Home Economics
Missouri State College Loan Rules Expanded
State colleges expanded loan eligibility to include agriculture and Home Economics majors. Eligible students in any four years may receive the entire loan at once with no interest, replacing the prior semesterly disbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
Extension Center Seeks Montgomery County Loan Contacts
The note states that the association requires contact within three years after graduation and invites any Montgomery County student interested in this loan to reach the Extension Center for information and eligibility details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Extension Center
Angus Bulls Average 421 at Monroe City Sale
Forty six head of Angus bulls averaged 421 in the April 22 pull sale at the Monroe City Purebred Sales Pavilion. A bull consigned by James H. and Fred Blades sold for 600 to Leland & Ragan. Lot 29 sold for 600. buyer was Cannon Land Company with W L Falconer as volume buyer. Local consignors included Stanley Yager and Son and Billy Harris. local buyers included Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
James H
Fred Blades
Holliday
Leland & Ragan
Payson
Ill
Roger Power and Son
Paris
Cannon Land Company, Inc
W.L. Falconer
Fulton, Mo
Stanley Yager
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Corno
Corno Hoc Fereps
Corno Feeds
Black’s
Oxico
Department of Agriculture
Kalo
Licompany
Ellingtton Road
Quincy
Colle
Federal Land Bank Association OF Mexico
Hwy
Mexico, MO
Livestock Center
Land Bank
le Ae
Soil Service, Inc
Laddonia
Clifford
Hazel Kable
Morton Buildings Inc
Morton Buildings
Lasso
Lorox
Fall Panicum
DuPont de Nemours & C
Loney
Rok
Moody
Power & Equipment
Carl Burchfield
Soil Service Inc
M. Gayle Ridgeway
David Haden
Richard Aulbur
John Riedel
Floyd Lewis
Walter Coldicott
Auxvalle, MO
Centralia, MO
Vandalia, MO
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