Early planting boosts soybean yields say Iowa agronomists
Iowa State College agronomists report planting dates strongly affect soybean yields. May plantings produced the highest average yields for full-season varieties, with rapid declines after May. The Mandarin early-maturing variety showed rising yields from May 12 to May 23 and again by June 14, outperforming full-season yields in late plantings. Full-season choices include Black Hawk Hawkeye Adams and Lincoln, depending on region.
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Towa State College Agronomists
Towa
College Agronomy
Ames
Iowa
College Agronomists
Iowa State College
Black Hawk
Hawkeye
Central
Adams
Lincoln
ISU economist outlines lambing, hogs outlooks in Iowa
Fran cis A Kutish Iowa State College Farm economist says lambs should be pushed to market as they reach prime, with May prices steady and declines possible in late June. He notes lighter early spring lamb crop, more breeding ewe numbers, higher farm costs, and improving hog market prospects into late spring and summer. The analysis cites Bureau estimates and federal data, with regional recommendations for Ottawa Ontario Ottawa Manitoba region.
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Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College Farm
Kutish
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Coccidiosis Affects Iowa Calves Prompt Action
Coccidiosis in cattle, especially calves aged 10 days to three months, is rising in Iowa. Dr. John Herrick advises cleaning infected pens, allowing six months for pens to dry, diagnosing via fecal parasites, and using sulfas and intestinal protectives for treatment. Also notes include butter output declines and price outlook.
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Iowa
John Herrick
Iowa State College
Herrick
Not Profitable To Plant Corn Late In Iowa
Iowa State College agronomist B S Dyas warns late corn planting causes greater losses than borers. Trials show May 26 plantings yield lower and moisture rises. May 8 plantings averaged 18.5% moisture and 90.3 bushels per acre, while June 2 plantings produced 81.8 bushels with 23% moisture. Farmers aim to plant between May 5 and May 20 to protect investments and yield.
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B. S. Dyas
Iowa State College
Dyas
Transfers of Real Property and Estates Documented
Legal transfers list: Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance Co transfers to Fritz W Diers and wife comprising 200 acres in section 3 91 11 with $22 revenue. Wendell I Wolf executor to B J Glattly for 10 and 18 acres in section 32 92 11. Mary Johnson and others to B J Glattly for 1 and 18 acres in same section. includes estate of Bertha L Wolf.
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Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance Co
Fritz W. Diers
Wendell I. Wolf
Bertha L. Wolf
B. J. Glattly
Mary Johnson
Property transfers and easements in Bremer County Iowa records
A series of legal notices list transfers of property in Bremer County Iowa including deeds from Kurt Meswarth and wife to John D Hemingway and Fred G Clark for parcel in section 18, Harold Iserman to Fred H Meyer for 15 acres in section 8, Mollie Arns to Henry Brandhorst and Dorothy Brandhorst for lots in Harmon LeValley addition to Waverly, Virgil Dixon to Bremer County for 18 acres in section 21, Caroline Meyer to Leonard Britzman for 1 acre in section 26, Arden L Young to Bremer County for 1 acre in section 19, Walter Meyer to Karl Meyer for undivided 4 1/2 percent in net in section 14, Cora Meyer to Walter and Karl Meyer for quarter of section 14, and Bessie Reitz Porter to F L Reitz for 13 419 dollars for part of section 7. Public revenues and quit claims noted.
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Kurt Meswarth
John D. Hemingway
Fred G. Clark
Harold Iserman
Fred H. Meyer
Mollie Arns
Henry Brandhorst
Dorothy H. Brandhorst
Harmon & LeValley
Waverly
Virgil Dixon
Bremer County
Iowa
Caroline Meyer
Leonard J. Britzman
Bessie Reitz Porter
F. L. Reitz
Ner
Titania Honors Longtime Family Doctor Pierre Sartor
The Titania community recently honored its family doctor Dr. Pierre Sartor and his wife as guests of honor. He has practiced medicine for 56 years, with 51 years in Kossuth county.
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Titania
Pierre Sartor
Kossuth County
Emmetsburg Lawyer Killed While Hunting in Illinois
Emery Nefstead, a lawyer from Emmetsburg, was fatally shot after his gun discharged as it caught on a fence while he crawled under it during a hunting trip in Illinois. The accident occurred recently, details indicate the firearm discharged into his chest as he attempted to pass.
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Illinois
Emery Nefstead
Emmetsbyp
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