Farm and Home Management and Swine Clinics Schedule
A sequence of Extension and local meetings spans January in Tripoli New Hampton and Horton. Programs include Farm and Home Management sessions at the Extension office, Hog and Swine clinics at local farms, plus a Blenders and small equipment meeting at Faith UCC and a Leadership development series at Trinity Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Faith Ucc
Trinity Lutheran Fellowship Hall
New Hampton
Kuethe Livestock
Horton
Hog price outlook for 1969 in Iowa market
Iowa State University economist predicts lower hog prices in early 1969 with 200-240 pound barrows around 18.00 to 18.50 per hundredweight in interior Iowa. Prices dip in March, rise into July near 20.00, then fall to 15-16 by November. Production expands with higher December 1968 hog stocks, and feed supplies remain ample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Iowa
USDA
U. S
Net worth checklists and January sale cautions
A home economist urges calculating net worth at year start using assets and debts to measure progress. She also warns on January clearance sales stressing need to assess item necessity, quality, and potential extra costs before buying.
Wool Price-Support Payment Ap Must Be Made by Jan 31
Wool price support payments for 1968 marketings are available to growers who owned sheep or lambs at least 30 days. County ASCS chair Harold Mueller reminds Wool growers to file by January 31 with sales records and a simple form. Applications are handled by the county ASCS office with details on required documents and ownership proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mueller
Agricultural Stabiliza
Tion and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
$375 Per Acre Is New High Average for Farm Land in State
Iowa farm land values rose 3.5 percent in 1968 to a state average of $375 per acre, the seventh straight annual rise. About 680 brokers contributed sales data, with the largest gains in northeastern central and southwestern Iowa and smaller increases in eastern southeastern and northwestern parts. Farm enlargement and out of state investment, contract sales, land scarcity, country homes and inflation hedges drove the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State University
Iowa
VA expands education aid and job training for veterans
The VA extends national aid to colleges and universities and adds job training programs along with school completion training for veterans who served after 31 1955.
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Iowa Press (Association
Association
Bremer County
Robert J. Sassman
Remer County
Dale Shires County Extension
Pearl E. Pardee
Home
Pinhook
Ada McConkey
Ruth Borcherding
Bartels
Waverly
Carol Sue
Geo. Banwell
Sonia
Charles City Hospital
Banwell
Mable Croll
Joan Fay
ISU
Ames
John Fay
Steven Rieck
Janesville
Marlowe Ri
Chester Pals
Nashua
Charles City
Pals
Allen Kuethe
Lubbock
Tex
Ray Kuethe
Albert Rieck
Lesa Pals
Jesup
Howard van Brocklin, Sr
Howard van Brocklyn
Cedar Falls
Alfred Rieck
Duane Krueger
Oelwein
Dilley
Clifford Craun
Larry Craun
Ronald Kuether
Ronnie
Cindy
Emil Matthias
Geo. Banwell, Sr
Mrs. Ada McConkey
Rath
Rath Animal Protein
Hawkeye
McCullough
Waterers
Tripoli Feed and Livestock
DIAL
Tripoli, Iowa
Kuhri Ins. Agency
Kent
Allan Bergman
Evon
Keil
Chevrolet
Astro
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