Iowa War Food Record Shows Big Gains Across 1941 to 1945
Iowa's war food output rose sharply from 1941 to 1945 based on government cash receipts and volume. The state outpaced the nation with higher gains in hogs eggs milk beef and soybeans, while per farm increases reached about 164 hogs 280 chickens 1025 pounds beef 7250 quarts milk 3024 dozen eggs 3257 bushels corn and 124 440 000 bushels soybeans.
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Seed Crops Soon To Rise In Iowa
Dr. Carl Drake of Iowa State College notes Hawkeye farmers may soon grow enough alfalfa and clover seed to supply their needs and boost hay production from these legume crops. He predicts growing efficiency could advance with current farming conditions.
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Insects Key to Alfalfa Seed Yields Say Researchers
An entomologist reports insects, not fertility or weather, mainly drive alfalfa seed production. Starting in 1941, tests with sulfur then DDT dusting improved yields, though livestock safety remains an issue. Best results come from strategic timing, with additional benefits from attracting pollinators like bees.
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Bad Lands To Good Meat Through Sweet Clover Revival
A Canton Illinois farmer transformed 600 acres of stripped mine land abandoned since 1938 into productive pasture. He bought land for 5 dollars an acre, sowed sweet clover with a hand seeder, and annual airplane seeding of grasses improved the site. The land now yields about seven dollars net profit per acre yearly, with further potential as more states reclaim unproductive lands under similar farmer initiatives.
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