Price support rates set for 1961 soybean crop
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee announced 1.85 dollars per bushel for 1961 soybeans with eligibility tied to 1961 production and maintaining 1959-60 acreage. Loans and purchase agreements run through Jan 31 1962 with a May 31 1962 maturity. Alva H Freese of Freese Motors attended a Ford tractor clinic in Princeton Illinois.
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County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Mystery Farm 66 Operator Named by Eight Express Readers
Mark McDonald of rural Anamosa is identified as Mystery Farm no 66 operator in Cass Center five miles north of Anamosa. He and his wife milk about 20 Holstein cows and raise about 200 hogs along with corn oats and hay on the 200 acre farm owned by Myrta Hale. The couple, married nine years, have daughter Linda Jo, 9.
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Mark McDonald
Anamosa
Larry McDonald
Monticello
Don McDonald
Gloria Kula
Rural Anamosa
Mrs. McDonald
Carl Cordes
Langworthy
John Payne
Tom Timmer
Rockford
Ill
Sharon Payne
Cass Center
McDonald
Myrta Hale
McDonalds
Linda Jo
Winners Announced at Floral Hall Exhibits
At the Great Jones County Fair Floral Hall, Mrs. Daleo Yount announced blue and red ribbons across many classes. Winners include Monticello exhibitors with corn, apples, gladioli, cucumbers, potatoes, and breads, plus numerous blue and red ribbon entries from Anamosa, Oxford Junction, Monticello, and Monmouth.
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Jones County Fair
Daleo Yount
Genera
Jon Shrader
Monticello
Lawrence Herren
W.E
Jr. H Ricklefs
Jeanette
Charles Neal
Harro Ingwersen
Oxford
A, P, Neilsen
Bermuda
Louise Good
Gertrude Green
Hopkinton
Poppe
Harry Paulsen
Melvin Dickman
Boyd Chatterton
Onslow
Cliffordgraf
Floyd Neal
Monmouth
Robert Hall
Henry Sievers
Martello
Child's Tay
Delbert Hodgden
Oxford Junction
W. H Lubben
Robert Farmer
Tom Lee Ee Dahl
Kenneth Schwendinger
Anna Peterson
Don Knapp
Cascade
Don Martin
Fredda Ketelsen
Center Junction
Jake Dieticker
Anamosa
Matt Muller
Harry Dierks
Lester Collins
Nancy Shima Nek
Roy E
Chaplin
Pillsbury Advice on Pullets and Feed Plans For Farmers
Farmers weigh pullet sorting to boost early growth based on New York research while Pillsbury Climate Blended Laying Feeds promise precise energy and protein balance for colder seasons. The piece also previews sheep performance testing, hog price drift, and cow dry-period feeding guidance.
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New York
Pillsbury
Wisconsin
California
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the Express
Midwest
Tomco
Joe Sadler
Jones County
Richard Hartwig
Bolson
Bolson's
Ford Clinic
Alva H. Freese
Freese Motors
Ford Tractor and Implement Division
Princeton, Til
Chevrolet
America
Fisher
Chevrolet-Olds CO
Harold B. McTavish
Third Ave
S.E
Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin Farms
Prairie du Chien
Hwy 35
A. E. Sutton
G. E. Sutton Real Estate & Insurance
Court St. Prairie du Chien
Wis
Amos Res
George Res
Don Thayer
Clinton, Iowa