4 H Club News Biz E Bees Meet At Home Of Towne
The Biz E Bees met January 14 at Corrine Towne's house with Eileen Sievers presiding. Plans include a February 9 basketball game at Tri Poli High School to celebrate the club anniversary and a February 11 meeting at Susan Lohmann's home. Members demonstrated sewing techniques, discussed service projects, and planned new member garment displays.
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Eileen Sievers
Corrine Towne
Tripoli High School
Susan Lohmann
Kay Ormston
Laralee Brooks
Nancy Hoppenworth
Barbara Schmidt
Janice Bergmann
Debbie Chapin
Sarah Peters
Corn price outlook and lamb market signals from Iowa State
Farm economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State University says CCC sales will rise by spring, keeping corn prices from rising this winter and spring despite a larger last year crop. He notes farm stocks were slightly lower Jan 1, indicating heavy feed use and upcoming movement of CCC corn and farmer stored corn. Lamb feeders can expect profits as a lighter lamb on feed mix reduces late winter supply, with a spring price uptick anticipated though not as strong as last year.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
CCC
Kutish
Katish
Individual Care and Sanitation Important In Winter Farrowing
Winter farrowing success hinges on clean warm dry pens and individual sow care. Bremer County Extension Director Gene Vincent and ISU swine specialist Emmett Steverier advise removing straw and organic matter, disinfecting, and drying pens days before farrowing. Move sows in one or two days prior, monitor birth, dry newborns, disinfect navels, and provide a 90 to 95 F creep for piglets. Ear notch on days one or two, then iron treatment by day three to prevent anemia.
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Bremer County
Gene Vincent
Emmett Steverier
Iowa State University
Red Meat Promotion Bill Emerges in Iowa Legislature
The 60th General Assembly sees a proposed red meat voluntary check off funded by 10¢ per cattle head 5¢ per hog and 214¢ per sheep aiming to raise about 1 million dollars for promoting meat consumption. Other measures include school bond approval by simple majority and bingo licensing for charities.
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General Assembly
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
John Ely
Cedar Rapids Democrat
Jacob Grimstead
Lake Mills Republican
Pig Treatment Schedule for Early Weaners
The treatment plan ensures each pig receives the remedy once and does not require repetition if pigs are fed creep feed by three weeks of age. Oral treatments should be repeated at four to five day intervals.
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Nutrena
Tripoli FFA Chapter Holds Regular January Meeting
Tripoli Chapter of Future Farmers of America met January 28 at 12 40 pm in the chanter room with 35 members present and advisor Mr Bone. The group discussed camera needs, planned slides for a banquet, and an entertainment by Larry Kapnmeyer. A square dance fundraiser raised some dollars, new Greenhands include Lloyd Bergmann Darwin Boldt James Kuhrt Gerald Lahmann Larry Luhring Dennis Miller Allen Mueller Richard Murray and Duane Peters. Basketball practice set for February 6 and members were asked to bring pies for the banquet. Seed packets and books were received and a pigeon hunt was planned by Charles Dietz.
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Tripoli
Future Farmers of America
Chanter
Alle
Schwemm
Mr. Bonefas
Larry Kapnmeyer
FFA
Greenhands
Lloyd Bergmann
Darwin Boldt
James Kuhrt
Gerald Lahmann
Larry Luhring
Dennis Miller
Allen Mueller
Richard Murray
Duane Peters
Charles Dietz
FTC orders labeling rules for shoes to avoid deception
Shoe makers and retailers face new FTC labeling rules clarifying when leather can be claimed. Materials resembling leather must be properly named and not mislead buyers, with leather content not overstated. Tags on footwear must be visible until purchase and accurately describe leather portions and exclusions.
FTC Rules on Simulated Leather in Footwear Ads
The Federal Trade Commission requires clear labeling for shoes that imitate leather. Terms like simulated alligator or imitation alligator must be disclosed if the material is non leather. This protects consumers from misleading advertising.
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Federal Trade Commission
Roddy Couple Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jacob Roddy of Farmington observed their 60th wedding anniversary on January 8.
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Jacob Roddy
Farmington
Glenn Bricker retires after 47 years as barber
Greenfield barber Glenn Bricker ends a 47 year career starting the new year with retirement. He practiced in the Greenfield area and leaves a long local service record.
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Glenn Bricker
Mr. Bricker
Greenfield
Poland-China Hog Reaches 1000 Pound Benchmark
Kenneth Toll and Allison showcased a Poland-China hog weighing about 1000 pounds, a weight likened to a steer rather than a standard hog, drawing attention at the event.
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Kenneth Toll
Allison
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