Iowa Leads Nation in Farm Marketing Receipts
Iowa tops the nation in cash receipts from farm marketings for January through April at 2.2 billion dollars with livestock and products contributing 1.4 billion and crops 813 million. National total was 16.4 billion. Iowa accounted for 8.5 percent.
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Start Perennial Flowers From Seed For Frugal Gardens
A simple economical method to begin perennials is from seed says J Russell Solheim Bremer County extension director. Gary Kling Iowa State University recommends good seed sterile media and proper moisture and temperature for solid germination and healthy plants. Viable seeds germinate in 7 to 21 days and should be planted shallowly in well drained media.
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Bremer County
Gary Kling
Iowa State University
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Social Security stability and beef imports shape policy
A column outlines Social Security funding and the need for future cost cuts to avert deficits, with Commissioner James Cardwell arguing funds remain sufficient but Congress must decide within five to six years. It also discusses Puerto Rican beef imports, trade zones actions, and a hopeful U.S. economic outlook driven by Iowa gains and easing inflation.
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Farmers urged to contact ASCS on drought aid
Grassley toured drought struck fields in the district and said farmers may qualify for federal assistance without a disaster declaration. He noted many have not sought aid before, urged contacting local ASCS offices before grazing or processing drought damaged crops, and said contingency funds are available under the federal agriculture program.
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Soybean Exports Likely to Fall Short of Last Season
Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner says the 1977 U.S. soybean crop will be smaller due to reduced acreage, keeping exports below the prior season. Prices are expected to rise moderately and stay sensitive to weather, with Europe tapping carryover stocks and other fats and oils influencing supply.
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Vast antique household and furniture assortment offered
A large sale listing items from tables and chairs to beds, dressers, wardrobes, and cases. Includes oak dining set with six chairs, server, rockers, sewing machine, trunks, clocks, radios, lamps, glassware, tools, kitchen appliances, and numerous small antiques. Also features dolls, china, linens, and a wedding gown with jewelry.
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