Identification of clover mites in homes advice
Readings from Harold Gunderson describe clover mites as tiny red to reddish brown eight legged insects that invade homes via cracks in fall. He recommends chemical treatments with chlordane lindane or DDVP behind baseboards and windows or injecting into wall spaces to kill mites before they spread.
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Harold
Tiny) Gunderson
Gunderson
Egg prices stronger than expected last year say Iowa expert
Iowa State University extension economist Bob Wisner notes egg prices rose more than expected last year as the laying flock remained slow to grow despite higher hatchings. He cites heavy culling of older hens delaying flock growth, with prices rising from December levels and demand remaining strong as egg product inventories shrink.
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Bob Wisner
Iowa State University
Wisner
ISU ag engineer earns silo industry award
Dale C. Hull of Iowa State University receives the Zur W. Craine award from the National Silo Association for leadership in feedlot planning and streamlined feeding systems. The association notes the honor honors major contributions to the silo industry over time. The group includes 90 silo manufacturers and suppliers in the United States and Canada. The note cites aims to improve use of roughages and efficient feeding of ruminants.
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Dale C. Hull
Towa State University
Zur W. Craine
National Silo Association
Hull
National
Silo Association
United States
Canada
Record high demand for high protein feeds in past year
Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner reported a year end surge in high protein feed use driven by more livestock and poultry, favorable margins, and lower feed prices. Soybean meal led gains, with prices around 73 dollars a ton in December and potential steady to lower prices into 1970 before a possible summer uptick.
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Bob Wisner
Iowa Stave University
Wisner
Decatur
Development Workshop Set During January Mt Joy Edgetower
Mt. Joy area hosts an Area Development Workshop series on January 6 13 and 20 at the Edgetower Restaurant north of I 80. Eugene Mathern Muscatine County Extension Director says sessions run 730 to 930 p.m. Iowa State University Extension and councils in Clinton Scott and Muscatine counties sponsor. Marvin Julius extension economist will discuss 70s national state and local forces and community action options. Attendees urged to call Muscatine Extension Office 263 5701 to enroll. no fees.
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Mt. Joy
Eugene Mathern
Muscatine County
Iowa State University Extension and Extension Councils
Clinton
Scott
Muscatine
Mathern
Marvin Julius
Feedlot planning meeting set for Jan eight at DeWitt
Muscatine County extension director notes a feedlot planning meeting on January 8 at the 4 H auditorium in DeWitt. Sponsored by Iowa State University extension service, the session begins at 9 30 a m with engineers Larry Van Fosson and Harvey Hirning presenting on housing feed storage distribution facility location and designs for cattle handling equipment. Owners considering changes or additions to their feedlot operations are urged to attend.
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DeWitt
Eugene Mathern
Muscatine County
Iowa State University Extension Service
Larry van Fosson
Harvey Hirning
Extension Agricultural Engineers
Iowa State University
Iowa Farmland Values Rise Modestly in 1969
Iowa farm land values rose about 2 percent in 1969 marking the eighth straight year of gains but the smallest increase since 1962. The average value reached 382 dollars per acre from 375 last year, with regional variations including a 7 dollar drop in the north central grain area.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State University Economics Department
ISU
William G. Murray
Daniel E. Porter
Corn and soybean contest yields rise in 1969
The 1969 Cedar County corn and soybean contest shows higher average yields than 1968. Top corn yield was 174.8 bushels per acre by John Ahrens Bennett, with others like Kiser and Laucamp over 174. Soybean top yield 62.7 by F. P. Stonerook Clarence. A crop banquet is planned in February for contestants.
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Bennett
Kiser and Laucamp
Wilton Junction
F. P. Stonerook
Clarence
Kiser
Laucamp
Harry
Gehris
Lowdon
Stanley Eichhorn and Son
Tipton
Lawrence Licht
Lowden
Everett
Muenster
New Liberty
Larry Hein
John Stevenson
Harold Eiler
Dan Shima
Shorthorn Assn honors Anderson at annual meeting
W N Anderson of West Liberty was honored at the 124 year old American Shorthorn Association annual meeting in Chicago. He received a bronze bull trophy for six years on the association board of directors. He was not eligible for re election and was replaced by H Russell Held of Hinton.
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W.N. Anderson
West Liberty
Anderson
American Shorthorn Assn
H. Russell Held
Hintion
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