Iowa Dairy Situation Signals Record War Demand Milk Output
Iowa dairy production remains near record levels amid 1944 shortages in feed and labor. The report by Leslie M. Carl notes milk contributes 7 to 10 percent of farm income, with 25 percent in some counties, and recalls herd growth since 1924. It warns labor limits may cap gains and suggests higher efficiency and herd quality to lift output without more cows.
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Leslie M. Carl
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Twenty Year Iowa Dairy Chart
This chart highlights Iowa’s dairy trend from 1924 to 1984 with three lines for milk per cow, cow numbers, and total annual production. It notes a 1948 record of seven billion pounds and compares Iowa to other states in milk and butter output, quoting Benjamin Franklin on avoiding worry.
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