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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1972
Page
2
Organically grown foods vs natural foods explored
The article explains that organically grown foods differ from natural foods which are eaten as grown and require only washing. It notes soil enrichment through compost and manure, pest control by birds, and hand weeded gardens. It also discusses how environmental factors affect eating and tips to reduce temptation at home. It adds notes on compact vacuums and a 1972 credit card identification regulation with liability limits and tips to track cards.
Bremer County Extension April Calendar of Events
Bremer County Extension lists events in early April including Tractor Safety sessions at Farmers Cooperative Readiyn at 4 15 p m on April 5 and an Extension Council Meeting in Tripoli at 8 p m. Additional items include 4 H Crops Project Meeting in Tri poli April 6 and Forum V at Wartburg College Waverly. Community meetings run April 7 and April 11 in Tripoli Cedar Falls and Tripoli respectively.
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Farmers Cooperative
Readiyn
Tripoli
Wartburg College
Waverly
Future of the Family
Holiday Inn
Cedar Falls
Iowa farmers plan more corn and fewer soybeans
The March 1 planting intentions survey shows national corn plantings at 68.5 million acres, down 7.6 percent from last year, with Iowa down 7.6 percent but poised for a potential 5.1 billion bushels. Soybean plantings rise nationally by 5.4 percent to 45.5 million acres, while Iowa soybean acres climb about 7 percent. Wisner notes possible shifts from early March sign‑ups and pending secretary of agriculture decision on set asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bob Wisner
Iowa State University Extension
Iowa
Wisner
USDA
Confirmations and family visits mark community weekend
Palm Sunday confirms at St Matthew’s Readlyn with Koschmeder Peters Stahlhut Ritzman and Kuhlman families named. Local gatherings include Peters and Sassman hosts, a 40th wedding anniversary open house in Cedar Falls, and multiple Sunday dinners. Three Watson brothers reunite at Rest Haven Nursing Home in Mason City after long separations.
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Mike Koschmeder
Ervin Koschmeder
Dennis Peters
Wilbert Peters
Ronnie Stahlhut
Irvin Stahlhut
Kim Ritzman
Wm. Archenholz
Sharon Kuhlman
Werner Kuhlman
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Readlyn
John Albrecht
Chris Petersen
Elmer Sassman
Ervin Petersen
Bernard Petersen
Bank
Cedar Falls
John Sondermeyer
Walter Moeller
Ben Moeller
Tripoli
Harold Pries
Kelly and
Randy
Bre
Clifford
Herbert
Elmer Watson
Rest Haven
Mason City
Soybean Acreage Seen Rising on Strong Market
Analysts note potential for 45.5 million acres of soybeans, with harvest prices near last year if yields average. In central Iowa last fall prices ranged from 2.83 to 3.01 per bushel. Slightly higher acreage could come from a strong market, late enrollment, and possible extra set-aside levels. A larger acreage may push prices lower this fall.
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U. S
Iowa
Save the Orphans: Kent Nursery Formula for Piglet Health
Orphan pigs can become profit pigs with Kent Nursery Formula as a replacement for sow milk. It helps prevent tail enders and saves extra piglets from large litters. The authors present it as a superior feeding idea from the originators.
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Kent Nursery
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Robert J. Sassman
Marilyn
Marilyn Kirchner
Dale Shires County Extension
SAM Annis and Company
Waterloo
Phillips
Philgas
Tripoli F Feed & Livestock, Inc
NSON
Ernest Eick
Sumner
Louie Boderman
Hillcrest
Elmer Thurm
James
Denver
Harlan Iserman
Mervin Sassman
Dennis
Bertha Peters
Vernon Peters
Pam
Jeff
Robert Peters
Sheryl
Allen Wilharm
Roger Bruch
Lori
Diane Lubbert
Mary Henry
Tripoli Feed & Grain, Inc
Robert Miller
Mgr
Dial
McCulloch
Power Mac
Towne
Lowa
Gister
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