Dr Clifford Keizer guest of Newton Rotarians
Dr Clifford Keizer of Central College spoke at Newton Rotary Club noon luncheon on Tuesday October 25 on Atoms for Peace. Local residents and families, including Ma tt Hoksbergen and connections in Denver and Clovis, visited relatives during the period. Several community members were noted for travel, hospital stays, and attendances at events such as a funeral for Mrs John Vander Ploeg Sr and Central College homecoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Keizer
Central College
Newton
Matt Hoksbergen
Jerry M. Blanck
Clovis
New Mexico
Marion den Adel
Denver
Colorado
den Adels
Ray Hoksbergen
L. W. Sadler
Sheboygan
Wis
Robert Sadler
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
J. E. Robertson
Oskaloosa
W. W. Sadler
John Vander Ploeg
Earl Brown
George
John Houtman
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Vander Ploeg
Elaine Vander Ploeg
Diller Vander Ploeg
Pelia
Julia Vander Ploeg
Donald
Mildred Wykstra
Jennie Cooper
Chicago, Ill
Feed Program Built on Damaged Corn for Winter Stock
Iowa State College expert Richard McWilliams says damaged corn can support a winter feeding plan for yearling feeder steers. A 196 day trial used a 0.8 pound daily supplement blend with 15.9 pounds cornstalk silage, 2.5 pounds ground corn cobs, 3.8 pounds ground shelled corn, 1.4 pounds alfalfa hay, and 0.1 pound mineral mix and salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McWilliams
Io State College
McWilliams
Farm ration notes compare roughages and silage value
McWilliams notes two roughages performed similarly and that ground shelled corn can be reduced if brouth corn silage contains many ears. He suggests including ears in the silage to balance the diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWilliams
Fall Borers Infestation Highest Since Early 1950s in Iowa
Iowa cornfields show the third highest fall infestation of European corn borers on record from a survey by Iowa State College and state federal entomologists. Iowa averages 849 borers per 100 plants with 93 percent infested, strongest in eastern and southeastern districts. Findings cover 12 districts with per plant borers and infestation percentages. Dry weather did not curb borers. season not as bad as feared, though harvest showed more damaged ears and broken stalks. Future impact hinges on spring survival and weather.
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Iowa
Towa State College
Westcentral
Missouri River
Kossuth
Howard and
Chickasaw
Howard
Mississippi River
Plymouth
Woodbury
Humboldt and
Webster
Bremer
Black Hawk
Black Hawk and
Linn
Mississippi
Monona and
Harrison
Boone and Dallas
Benton
Benton and
Keokuk
Sippi
Southwestern
Madison
Union and Ringgold
Son
Union
Ringgold
Wapello
Davis
Wax Can Do So Many Jobs in the Home
Iowa State College specialist June Brown explains how wax boosts household efficiency. Use no rub wax on silver to slow tarnish threefold and wax surfaces of shelves knobs and handles to prevent sticking and stains. Wax helps furniture leather hardware blinds drapes and doors move smoothly while protecting finishes against moisture and dirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Brown
Iowa State College
Iowa
County Treasurer's Semi Annual Report Summary 1955 to 1958
Opal Carle, Treasurer of Marion County Iowa, certifies that the January 1, 1955 to May 31, 1958 report is a correct summary of business transacted. Knoxville Iowa date July 12 1955. Opal Cable County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Carle
Marion County
Iowa
Knoxville
Opal Cable
Iducation A
County ‘Insane
Fair ‘Association
Homestes
Soldia, Mem. Bidz
Soldier Relief i
Anric
Land ‘Credit
Land Credit
Agric
Agri Tand Credi
Warr Tech
Homestead
Toad
Uaitor
Co. ‘Auditorie
Clerk of
Tre i
Trent
Cour
Ag. Land
Winter feeding starts earlier for Iowa dairies
Late summer pasture shortages push Iowa dairymen to stock up on forage and concentrates earlier than usual. Ex extension dairyman Donald Voelker of Iowa State College warns farmers to inventory winter feeds and plan for the herd. High producers may require about 20 bushels of corn, 26 of oats, 350 pounds of protein, plus two tons of hay and three tons of silage per year, with variations for lower producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Donald Voelker
Iowa State College
Feeding Plan Advises Popular Hay Silage Balance for Cows
The discussion outlines ration options for dairy cows using 300 pounds of butterfat, roughly 15 bushels of corn and 25 bushels of oats, plus 300 pounds protein supplement. It notes three tons of silage can replace a ton of hay and high-quality forages lower protein needs, with culling guidance for lower producers and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voelker
Feed Strategy Seeks Efficient Dairy Producers
The article notes directing feed nutrients to the more efficient producers while considering culling older cows and slower milkers to improve overall herd productivity.
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Abe Vander Beek
Vander Beek
Des Moines
United Air Lines
Robert D. Hughes
Pomona
A Mn Bert Vansten
Pella
W. Hughes
Dick Hugen
Max Hoeksema
Melvin Hugen
Mich
Richard Ballast
Bob Bailey
Veterans Hospital
University of Iowa
Delmar Petersma
Delta Sigma Pi
Professional Commerce
Robert Keuning
Fort Leonard Wood
Paul Klimstra
Mary Lynn
Morrison, Il
Carol
Central
Gene Klimstra
Bruce Buerkens
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
C. C. Buerkens
Tomi Ikuta
Jimmy Ikuta
Jack C. Wilson
Iowa U
John Ellis
Mahaska Hospital
Abraham Nunnikhoven
Mahaska
Arnold Mathes
Mercy Hospital
Ben Bergman
Sheldon, Iowa
A. M. van Zee
John de Jong
Gerrit de Jong
Navy
Vane Grove
Ben Keller
Monroe, Iowa
Clover Leaf Dairy
Varcon
Storm Window
Davy Crockett
Peoria
Colfax Sale
Packer
Robe
Colfax Sale Company Clippinger, Shields and Briles
Earl
Bill SI
Jasper County
Angus Alan
Hereford Assn
Jasper
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