Tripoli Leader Announces Rates and Postage Details
The Tripoli Leader acts as the official town newspaper for Tripoli Iowa and Bremer County. Robert J Sassman is publisher and annual subscription is 4.00 in Iowa 5.00 elsewhere. Second class mail status granted under the act of March 8 1879.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Town of
Bremer County
Robert J. Sassman
4-H Club Adopts Senior Citizen Service Project
Eleven members of the Tens-N-Teens 4-H Club and two leaders launched a senior citizen service project to bridge generation gaps. The group aimed to prove youth and adults can understand and communicate, showing harmony of values and concerns across ages.
Treat Corn Seed With Diazinon Advise by Extension Director
Bremer county extension director Dale Shires urges farmers planting corn soon to treat seeds with diazinon to guard against seed corn beetles. He notes weather in the past 20 days favors beetle development with temperatures from April 1 to April 20.
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Dale Shires
Bremer County
Seniors Receive Community Service Holiday Aid
A yearly project adopted nine senior citizens, offering to rake lawns and wash windows. All contacted seniors were delighted and very appreciative of the help.
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Arco
Bradley
More Corn Borers Survive Winter Than Year Prior
An Iowa State extension entomologist reports a survey finds an average of 5931 living European corn borers per acre, higher than last year's 3824. Weather in June will largely determine pest impact this summer, with first brood pupation around May 12.
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Iowa State University
Iowa
Harold “Tiny” Gunderson
Extension Service
Usda European
Ankeny
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Calendar of Events May Extension Council and 4-H Horse Project
May 5 Extension Council Meeting at Extension Office in Tri poli at 8 30 p m. May 12 4 H Horse Project Meeting at Melvin Luchtenberg Arena near Waverly on Hwy 218 and 1 E at 7:00 p m.
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Tripoli
Melvin Luchtenberg
S of Waverly
Hwy. 218
Seed corn beetle outbreak risk eyed after warm spell
Weather and insect records show a warm period followed by cooler days from April 21 to 30 could trigger seed corn beetle attacks. Farmers planting corn then are urged to use diazinon seed treatment of 12 ounces per bushel.
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Gunderson
Shires
Iowa
Beetle Resistance Spurs Seed Treatment Advice
Shires notes beetles have developed resistance to chlorinated hydrocarbon seed protectants. He observes that root worm insecticides except Bax protect seed corn against beetles and maggots when applied in a 7 inch band over the row. First year corn after sod should be protected from slender seed corn beetles with diazinon treatment.
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Shires
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