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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1939

Page

5

Nine of ten Iowa farmers participate in AAA program study

Ames Iowa Oct 5 nearly 90 percent of Iowa farmers joined the AAA program this year in a survey by Walter W Wilcox and C W Crickman. The study of 615 sampled farms shows reduced corn plantings to 1934 levels and expanded hay and pasture.

Iowa Ames AAA Walter W. Wilcox Iowa State College C. W. Crickman Bureau of Agricultural Economics Iowa Farm Economist

Midway Sale Co and Community Sales Schedule

Midway Sale Co Columbus Junction hosts Wednesday sales while Community Sale runs Friday at City Feed Yard. Listings include Oct 7 Mrs C R Stearna household goods in Ainsworth at 1 30, Oct 12 Mrs W J Crozier sale near Andy Blattners East Washington at 1 30, Oct 13 Poland China hog sale by Penningroth Bros Wellman, and Oct 17 Annual Sale of Big Type Poland Chinas by John Wagner.

Midway Sale Co Columbus Junction City C. R. Stearna Ainsworth W. J. Crozier Andy Blattners East Washington Poland Penningroth Bros Wellman John Wagner

Farm Bureau Notes on Clover Crops and Sorgo Feeding Advice

Iowa reports bigger red clover seed this year while national output falls 27 percent. Dyas of Iowa State College cites federal forecasts showing 1,343,000 bushels of red clover seed nationally, with prices from 14 to 14.50 per 100 pounds in mid September. Alsike and sweet clover crops also vary, with losses expected in alsike and a rise in sweet clover seed production and prices. Beresford warns on immature sorgo moisture and the need to dry before ensiling to prevent laxative effects on cattle.

Lowa Dyas Iowa State College Extension Agronomist Federal Agricultural Marketing Service Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Kansas Middle Western States

Store Apples and Lime Help For Iowa Farmers

Iowa State College horticulturists urge fall storage of apples due to good crop and rising prices from the European war. Store in clean boxes at 34 to 46 degrees F, select sound fruit, wrap with oiled paper to prevent scald, and use shredded oiled paper between apples. Early varieties keep to December, later to February or March. The irrigation of lime under the Iowa County Limestone Law aids farmers by enabling lime purchases via county boards, with installment payments and county bargaining, quarry contracts, or county quarries, while ensuring transportation and cost efficiency.

Iowa State College Iowa Fruit Growers’ Association State House Des Moines Jonathan Delicious Iowa County County Boards of Supervisors Paul Burson Iowa State College Extension Agronomist Burson Fred D. Everett

Iowa New Feed Formula Suggests Sorgo Silage Works For Cattle

Rex Beresford of Iowa State College advises feeding sorgo silage or fodder with 25 percent more grain and 1 to 1 1/2 ounces of ground limestone or mineral mix per head daily. He notes sorgo silage yields more per acre but less feed value per ton than corn, and stresses adequate calcium and phosphorus with a mineral blend of limestone, bone meal and salt. He adds the best silage is cut at medium to hard dough stage, as mature grain reduces value.

Beresford Rex Beresford Iowa State College Iowa

Smut Strikes Sorghum Crops New Iowa State Notice

R H Porter of Iowa State College Seed Laboratory warns that smut damages grain but not stalks in sorghum and can be fed to livestock as it is nonpoisonous. It mainly affects Atias Hegari and Grahama varieties. Prevention relies on seed treatment before planting with guidance from the Extension Service.

R. H. Porter Iowa State College Porter Extension Service

Iowa State team wins national horse judging contest at Waterloo

The Iowa State horse judging team captured first place in the national collegiate contest held with the National Belgian Horse Show and the Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo last week. The squad also won the title last year. Team members include Richard Bruene Gladbrook Taul Blam Plane.

Lowa State Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Richard Bruene Gladbrook Taul Blam Plane

Wisconsin wins dairy cattle judging. Iowa State places ninth

Kenneth Falk Clarinda Robert Grummer Luzerne Royal Holt Rippey Vincent Kelley Waterloo and Phil Poland Winterset all animal husbandry seniors. Wisconsin won the dairy cattle judging contest and the Iowa State team finished ninth.

Kenneth Falk Clarinda Robert Grummer Luzerne Royal Holt Rippey Vincent Kelley Waterloo Phil Poland Winterset Wisconsin Iowa

Strip Rotation Saves Soil and Moisture in Farmland

The Soil Conservation Service reports on strip rotation tested at Pennsylvania State College Farm. Across slopes, converting corn rows to run across the hill reduced annual soil loss from 43 tons to about one half, and with rotation the loss dropped to about 1.5 tons a year. Water loss followed a similar pattern, while plowing strips back into rotation helped restore organic matter and fertility.

Soil Conservation Service Pennsylvania State College

Chicago Grain Table shows mixed futures in Oct report

The Oct grain table lists wheat corn oats rye and miscellaneous values with May July and December contracts. Open high low and close figures appear for wheat corn oats rye with May and July maturities and a final line inviting readers to read the want ads.

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Chicago Livestock Markets Report October activity and prices

Hogs 9,000 strong to 10 cents higher top 7.25. bulk 200-270 lb at 7.00-7.20. Cattle 6,000 mostly dull. light yearlings about steady, heavier stockers 25 cents lower. beef cows 5.50-6.50. Sheep 4,000 slow, native lambs around 9.25-9.50. Estimated tomorrow: cattle 1,000 hogs 7,000 sheep 4,000. Cash grains: corn 50-51% for yellow, oats 33%, soybeans 81-84% yen.

Chicago Livestock Chicago

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