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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1968

Page

2

Early Grazing Tips From Extension Agronomist

State University Extension agronomist Frank Sealer advises moving stock from muddy lots to pasture early, with a plan to prevent overgrazing. He recommends an area of fresh forage with nitrogen fertilization for quick growth, then grazing on this patch as needed.

Laws State University Jexuension Agronomiist Frank Sealer Schuller

Pasture Height Goals and Grazing Timing Advice

Extension agronomist and Dulko discuss target forage heights for bluegrass bromegrass reed curacao grass and birdsfoot trefoil alfalfa before grazing. Four to five inches for birdsfoot cretail and eight to ten inches for alfalfa are advised. Farmers may need to graze some pasture early, but most should reach adequate height first.

Dulko Schaller

Iowa Tornado Frequency Prompts Public Safety Folder

Iowa records show frequent tornadoes yearly with over 50 reported annually for the past three years, ranking third behind Kansas and Texas. The Lowa Loss Prevention Institute released an 18 edition folder on tornado history and safety tips, available free by writing Des Moines address.

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State Medical Assistance claims rise with January payments

Commissioner Maurice A. Hatfield reports January Medical Assistance (Title XIX) totals of 1,971,015 paid for 44,417 recipients at an average of 29.89 each. Payments cover doctors, hospitals, nursing homes, podiatrists, optometrists and labs, totaling 1,771,101.15 across 40,440 claims, with 60 percent federal funds and 40 percent state funds. Separate notes discuss food stamps expansion, Iowa vocational rehabilitation plans, and continuing state funding and reorganizations through 1978.

State Department of Social Maurice A. Hat Fay

State Board Opposes Administration Move

The State Board of Public Instruction unanimously opposes any effort to remove administration of the State vocational rehabilitation program from the Department of Public Instruction. Critics want the Division moved to the new Department of Social Services amid 1987 reorganizational considerations.

State Board of Public Instruction Public Instruction Department of Public Instruction Department of Sonia Services

Veterans Administration care eligibility outlined in Bee item

The Rock Valley Bee notes Veterans Administration health care eligibility for all war veterans including Korean Conflict and Vietnam era veterans. First priority goes to disabled veterans with service connected conditions, followed by disabled veterans needing non service connected care. Non-disabled veterans with no compensable disability may receive space available treatment if unable to pay. An odd line about a mosquito is included.

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