News of Interest From Coulson and New Hope
Sete ees ee ee mes News of Interest From Coulson New Hope Mrs Ernest Hiatt Mr Russell Hindman Betty Turner Kenneth Free Des Moines West car wreck improving Farm Bureau Six Flags Six Flags Week Hiatt Home Golda's birthday coop supper attendees Lyndon McDanel Russell Shepard Genevie Ealing Bessie Donovan Lucille West Frances Burton Monday afternoon Sunday dinner guests with Dallas Faber Clella Free Pat Lockman
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Grain moisture discounts rise across Iowa elevators
Iowa grain elevators post higher moisture discounts this fall, says ISU economist Bob Wisner. Discounts reflect drying costs and shrinkage, with penalties for selling wet corn when drying capacity is tight. A typical scheme taxes moisture above 15.5 percent at 2 percent per point, plus a 6.5 cent total drying cost and shrinkage about 12.5 percent for 10 points moisture removal. A flat 4 cent per point and an alternative shrinkage method are also mentioned. Farmers should compute costs and potential returns given local rates and corn price.
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Living History Farms Promotes Local Support Drive
The Living History Farms program, begun in 1987 on 500 acres near Des Moines, seeks local donations to finish the 1900 era horse farm and fund roads, debt reduction, and an orientation center. District meetings in Iowa heard Ora Powell and Joe Sherrard urge tax deductible gifts to complete pioneer, horse, and future farms with modern ideas.
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Living History Farms seeks funds to finish Iowa project
Dr. Murray of the Dallas County Farm Bureau notes more than 900000 in donations over five years from individuals and businesses in Central Iowa. The foundation holds land valued near two million with a 321000 loan. He says Iowa farmers should be first asked to contribute, not a major outside foundation.
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