Iowa dairy output near record despite shortages
Iowa dairy production remained near a record level despite feed and labor shortages. Leslie M. Carl notes 1944’s crisis years, with milk contributing 7 to 10 percent of farm cash income and some counties deriving up to 23 percent from milk. Herds grew earlier but face labor limits and a 1945–46 contraction in cows. average production per cow rose and potential exists to lift total output by nearly a quarter with no more cows.
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Divisions meet at the Kenneth Moore home as Mrs Donna Reed leads division three and Mrs Ruth Pice leads division two with meet and social hours. Fidelis Class and church members plan a gathering for Mrs Roy Heflinstine in Champaign. T/S string includes farewells for Mr Moore, furloughs for service members, and notes on milk consumption aboard ships and in hospitals.
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