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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1973

Page

3

Garden questions mix with tips from Iowa State expert

County Extension horticulturist Larry Stoltenberg answers readers on weed control safety in half acre plots, asparagus timing, rose fertilization and pruning, fall lettuce and radish seeding, and bean tomato and corn issues. He notes high summer heat causes poor pollination and fruit set, recommends soil moisture, and advises fertilizing around transplant time and mid August for continued yields. Bermuda onions store poorly. switch to Spanish or globe types for longer storage. store onions at 33 degrees and dry conditions.

Iowa Vance Bermuda

Drying Incentives and Fuel Tightness Hit Iowa Corn Season

Bremer Extension Director Larry Stoltenberg notes sizable incentives to dry the 1973 corn crop to avoid moisture discounts. ISU economist Bob Wisner warns farmers to secure dryer fuel early and consider alternatives as 6 to 8 percent more corn may be shelled, drying costs rise, and grain prices climb. He outlines discounts per moisture point, storage profitability trends, and urges pre-season fuel stocking plus potential ear corn harvesting if shortages occur.

Iowa State University Extension Bob Wisner Iowa ISU Wisner

Storage options for high moisture corn in 1973

The article notes that high moisture corn stored on the ear carries lower risk than shelled grain. Farmers with livestock may store high moisture corn for feed in suitable structures or with preservatives. It cannot be sold as cash grain and must be fed to livestock. If feasible, temporary aerated shelled high moisture corn is possible but high risk and needs close management.

Degrees Put in Cool Storage For Future Use

The note advises placing degrees in the coolest storage area to preserve them for later needs. It emphasizes proper climate control and secure shelving to maintain condition over time.

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