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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1962

Page

11

Farm Roundup and Livestock News From Iowa County

Dairy cattle lice control tips include using 5 percent pyrethrin solution at two pounds per hundred gallons of water, with one to two gallons per adult animal. Rock Island Extension recommends spraying over flusting, aided by one to two pounds of Dawn detergent for better penetration. Iowa City official Thomas A. Robb elected president of the Iowa Association of County Extension Directors, succeeding Stanley Dunn. Also noted are officers for the County Home Economics Association and honors for Otto G. Nobis of Davenport for his Angus leadership. 4-H committee members for Louisa County are chair Mrs. Floyd Roll, vice chair Mrs. Max Robertson, and member Mrs. Albert Boysen, with others stepping off.

Rock Island Mullen Louisa Floyd Roll Max Robertson Albert Boysen Irving Leng Gordon Bennet

Sterling orchardgrass new variety from Iowa tests described

Agronomist I Z Carlson announces the Sterling orchardgrass from Iowa State University Agricultural Experiment Station. A medium early, Sterling blooms like Potomac, yields 16 percent more than Potomac and more than common orchardgrass in Iowa tests. It recovers quickly after grazing, regrows well with adequate moisture and nutrients, is winter hardy, and could yield up to 400 pounds of seed per acre with favorable conditions. Limited certified seed available to farmers in spring 1963.

Ames Sterling Towa Sate University I. Z. ‘Carlson Virginia Missouri Potomac

Sires Heads Poultry Group Announces New Officers

Omaha ray Sires of Tama is elected president of the Towa Poultry Association replacing Gilbert Moore of Perry. New officers include Lee Ten Hulven and Leonard Rennack with Keith Wilson of Iowa City continuing as treasurer. Worth Central State Poultry Institute keeps John Parrot of Audubon among officers. Max Exner of Iowa State University directs the Iowa State Chamber Singers during eight songs recorded at RCA Victor studios in Chicago. Exner led a 4-H music training school in Louisa County last January for girls clubs. The National 4-H Supply Service will distribute the high fidelity record. Wenray Smith of Salisbury, Pa., elected president of the National Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association succeeding James Hamilton of Audubon, Iowa.

Omaha Ray Sires Tama Towa Poultry Association Gilbert Moore Perry Lee Ten- Hulven Denison Leonard Rennack Shenandoah Keith Wilson Iowa City T Teasurer Worth Central State Poulling Institue John Parrot Audubon Max Exner Towa State University Iowa State University Chamber Singers R. C. A. Victor Chicago Exner AIT Louisa County National Milwaukee Wenray Smith Salisbury Hag The National Vocational Aggiculture Teachers Association James Hamilton Towa

Muskrats blocking farm tile lines in Muscatine County

Wildlife specialist Robert Moorman says muskrats clog tile lines in marshes and streams, needing removal. Trapping at tile entrances is the best control. where trapping fails, poisoned bait such as zinc phosphide dusted carrots can be used, noting rapid bait deterioration reduces pet and animal risk.

Robert’Moorman Wildlife Special University Moorman

Re-elect All Officers of Grandview Women's Group

The Grandview Community Women’s Organization re-elected all current officers at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Nora Asher. Officers include Mrs. Nora Asher president, Mrs. Georgia Schafer vice president, Mrs. Ollie Thompson treasurer, Mrs. Beulah Ross secretary, and Mrs. Asher and Mrs. Minnie Walnly co-hostesses. The group, with 10 members and 4 visitors, enjoyed a duck dinner.

Grandview Havch Nora Asher Georgia Schafer Ollie Thompson Beulah Ross Asher Minnie Walnly Bernice Odell Bertha Snyder Henry Harrison Eda Hascher Boyd Asher

Price Index Shows Farm Product Prices Fall in November

The Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes farm prices partly offset by gains in others during the period ending November 15. The mid month index for all farm products compared to 1910-14 baseline sits near 191, down from October but up from last year. Reported prices include corn 0.85, wheat 1.95, oats 0.88, barley 0.73, soybeans 2.05, hay 17.30 per ton, hogs 18.00, beets 25.50, calves 25.40, sheep 4.70, lambs 17.9, cows 230.00 per head, chickens 0.65, and other livestock values. Prices paid for major feeds were generally steady. some feeds like soybean meal and meat scrap fell slightly. Hog-corn ratio rose to 15.8, while corn prices fell 13 cents per bushel offsetting a 20 cent per cwt hog price drop. beef-cattle corn ratio stood at 30.0, above mid-October.

Tive Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Will Discuss Corn Storage Problems Meeting on December 2

A Muscatine County session will address corn storage losses from mold, insects, and rodents. Leo Hobbins of Iowa State and Hazel Gunderson will outline control measures. attendees with stored corn are urged to attend and contact ASCS or Extension for details.

Leo Hobbins Iowa State ASCE Iincor Hazel Gunderson Iowa State Uni CCC ASCS

Muscatine FFA Cited For Safety Program

Muscatine FFA receives Town Farm Safety Council award from Keith Kirkpatrick. Advisor Myles Beitz and members John Hutchcnck and Tim Kemmedy honored. Chapter notes 1961 state Farm Safety Award, 1960 fall honorable mention for safe corn harvest, wide corn picker safety outreach, 375 farmers contacted, posters in stores, safety display at state FFA convention, six safety films viewed with parents. Three delegates attended National Safety Council in Chicago: Jerry Benning, Gary Glenney, Tom Keller. Additional leadership honors for Ed Adams, George Small, Mrs. Nathaniel Childs, and Polk County Spring Clean Up Week efforts. Farmers urged to sign up for 1963 wheat diversion program. 20% acreage reduction required to maintain fair prices and reduce carryover. Office hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Mon–Fri.

Keith Kirkpatrick Bwards Town Farm Safety Council Tonce Myles Beitz John Hitchcnck Timi Kémmedy Chapb Waterloo Council Bluffs National Safety Council Chicago Jerry Benning Gary Glenney Tom Keller Ed Adams George Small Ch Lon Orgaing Nathaniel

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