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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1976

Page

6

Preconditioning calves guidelines for weaning facilities

Iowa extension specialist outlines site planning and facilities for preconditioning calves. Key points include 30 day prewean required for sales, proper lot slope 4-6 percent, wind direction, adequate space, strong fencing, bunks against fences, three sided shelters, windbreak options, feed bank height 18-30 inches, 18-24 inches feeding space per calf, two part mineral feeder, and one water space per 40 calves with about 15 gallons daily per calf.

Iowa Cattlemen's Association Daryl Strohbehn Iowa State University Iowa

Priscilla Club Plans September Meeting at Junction

Priscilla Club will meet on Friday, September 24, with Mary Greene as hostess assisted by Jennie Lee. Many local club notes follow including Etude Federated Club first meeting of the year under Mrs. John Currie, program by Mary Kilpatrick on Madame Schumann Heink, and attendants for October 5. Also reports on members attending events, travel plans and hospital stays.

Helene B. Dillon Columbus Junction Priscilla Club Mary Greene Jennie Lee Dean Marshall Burlington Junction J. Kelly McKee Iowa City Larry Robertson Etude Federated Club John Currie Jerry Geret Helene Dillon Ruth Buser Mary Kilpatrick Madame Schumann-Heink Marilyn Lambert Etude Lynn Ann Foster Mike McGregor Sandy Buser Europe America American Ballet Hancher Auditorium Jerry Gerot Currie Paul Duncan Cleo Orris Mercy Hospital Larry Robbins Ross Addition Alice Vannice Ron Lewis Cotter Richard Nelson Winfield W. G. Percy Sedonia Arizona Steve Vannice Marengo Ill Bill Percy John Blue Blanche Williams Washington Carolyn Gabriel Henry Davis Janet Crawfordsville Reno Nevada California

Beef supply growth lowers cattle prices say Iowa economist

ISU economist Gene Futrell notes beef output per person is about 50 pounds higher than 1975 and farm to retail margins widen. Slaughter remains high this summer with July up 2.5 percent and August federally inspected slaughter about 3 percent above last year, boosting total output. He forecasts 1977 beef production near 1975 levels with moderate price gains and potential higher prices in 1978 if slaughter declines further.

Iowa State University Gene Futrell Futrell ISU Futrell USDA Iowa

Gardening bulbs for next spring bloom from fall plantings

Gary Kling of Iowa State University suggests September as ideal to plant diverse spring bulbs. Anemone pasque flower snowdrops and squill require sun to shade placement with specific depths and spacing, while glories of the snow and winter aconite suit rock gardens. water mulch help establishment and seed propagation may delay bloom by a year.

Gary Kling Iowa State University Kling

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