1965 Feed Grain Program Set Like 1964 Provisions
Bremer County ASC Committee states the 1965 feed grain program mirrors 1964 with minimum 20 percent and maximum 50 percent diversion or 25 acres, whichever larger. Early diversion notices aid farmers, especially winter wheat growers, in planning. The wheat program adds a substitution feature for dual participants. Signup for 1965 wheat is underway in Iowa through Oct 2, with later option to adjust in spring signup.
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Bremer County
ASC
Iowa
Four Bremer 4-H members attend educational camps this year
Four Bremer county 4-H members attended annual leadership, health and conservation camps. Duane Carolus went to conservation camp, Susan Werner to health camp, Allan Alcock and Nancy Youngblut to leadership camp. Werner praises health camp for building health habits, teamwork, and confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
4-H
Duane Carolus
Susan Werner
Allan Alcock
Nancy Youngblut
Birthday Milestone for Readlyn Resident Amanda Wehling
Mrs Amanda Wehling of Readlyn celebrated her 75th birthday on September 1. Her grandchildren Larry and Lori and Becky also share the birthdate, children of Erwin and Luvern Wehling of Sumner, marking a family birthday coincidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Wehling
Readlyn
Larry
Lori
Erwin Wehling
Sumner
Becky
Luvern Wehling
National 4-H Club Week spotlight across Iowa and programs
The week of Sept 26 to Oct 3 honors about 2.5 million 4-Hers in the U S with 56 000 in Iowa. Bremer County has 531 4-H youth under 33 clubs with 66 leaders contributing time. The article outlines livestock and homemaking roots, new light on science projects, demonstrations, camping, judging, dress revues, and leadership training across the state with ISU extension support and county resources. Shop in Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Jills
Donna Griese
Kathy Buss
Patricia Fairholm
Mary Ann Bock
Des Moines
Diane Milius
Mary Ann Beck
U. S
Iowa
Bremer County
Land-Grant University
Iowa State University
Feeding returns on lambs seen favorable for 1965
Bremer County Extension Director reports economist Gene Futrell of Iowa State University expects feeding lambs to remain favorable in 1965. Demand for feeder lambs should stay strong due to profitable feeding experiences. Early September feeder prices were 1.50 to 2.00 dollars above a year earlier, with price trends favoring feeders over slaughter lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Lamb Prices Seen Declining This Fall
Prices for lambs have fallen below the May to June peaks and are expected to drop further in the fall by as much as two dollars while remaining two to three dollars higher than last year. Early 1965 prices may stay above early 1964 levels but with a smaller margin. The weaker supply of lambs for market drives higher prices, with sheep and lamb numbers in their fourth year of the current production cycle. The 1964 lamb top was six percent below the prior year. Leader ads bring results.
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National
Editoria
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Sumner Sparklers
Wapsie Whirlwinds
Carol Hahns
Vickie Heines
Susan Carroll
Barbara Davison
Julie Kerr
Sally Bergmann
B Square
Paulette Hartman
Janet Michael
Diane Ingham
Marjorie Blume
Judy Peters
Mary Lahmann
Mary Hoppenworth
Teresa Dettmer
Corrine Towne
Debra Chapin
Bremer
Madrid
Clear Lake
Decorah
Dewey and Seydel
Waverly
Ratheed
Tripoli Plumbing
Dick Truog
Phone
Lamb Profits
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Tripoli Grain & Feed
Tripoli, Iowa
Tripoli High School
American Savings Bank
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